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  • Five charged with false imprisonment

    POLICE have today charged four people on suspicion of offences including false imprisonment. The people are believed to include members of Predator Exposure which has been involved in the prosecution of a number of paedophiles from the Bradford

  • Investigation into Leeds 'spygate' remains ongoing

    THE English Football League has said it needs more time to complete the investigation into the Leeds 'spygate' furore. Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa admitted to having all his Sky Bet Championship rivals watched in training after a member of his staff

  • Funeral date set for Anthony Ryan

    THE FUNERAL of a teenager who died in Thailand will take place on Tuesday, February 19. Anthony Ryan, 17, died on January 24 when he was involved in a motorbike crash during his first holiday abroad. His funeral will take place at St Christophers

  • Cyclist suffers serious injuries in accident

    AN ACCIDENT involving a cyclist has closed East Chevin Road at Otley. West Yorkshire Police were alerted to an incident on the road, in which a male cyclist suffered serious injuries, at 2.42pm on Friday, February 8. The road was closed while

  • Swan shot with air rifle is released back into the wild

    A SWAN which was close to death after being shot with an air rifle has made a miraculous recovery and has now been released back into the wild. There was outcry last month when the Yorkshire Swan & Wildlife Rescue Hospital, which is based in

  • Actor Albert Finney dead at 82

    ALBERT FINNEY has died at the age of 82, a family spokesman has said. The actor was best known for his roles in Erin Brockovich, The Wolfen, Murder On The Orient Express and Annie. A statement from his family said: "Albert Finney, aged 82, passed

  • City Women already looking to the future after poor term

    BRADFORD City Women are back in action on Sunday after a weekend off due to SSE Women’s FA Cup fixtures affecting the league schedule. They host Nottingham Forest Ladies, who opened their campaign back in August with a 3-0 home win over the Bantams

  • Law to protect police dogs takes a step forward

    BRADFORD South Labour MP, Judith Cummins, has welcomed the progress of ‘Finn’s Law’ through the House of Commons. The Animal Welfare (Service Animals) Bill will provide greater protection to service animals such as police dogs. In October 2016

  • JAILED: Three men fired shotgun at house in Queensbury

    THREE men have been locked up for a total of almost 20 years after a shotgun was fired at close range at a Bradford house. Paul Wilcox, 36, Lee Thompson, 31, and Ryan Lancaster-Baxter, 20, plotted to discharge the weapon as a “threat or warning

  • Patterson appointed permanent Yorkshire captain

    YORKSHIRE have announced that Steve Patterson will continue as club captain after being appointed on a full-time basis across all three formats. The seam bowler initially took over from Gary Ballance in an interim role at the start of the Royal

  • Crackdown week planned by new 'Steerside Enforcement Team'

    BRADFORD police have vowed to continue to tackle the blight of danger drivers in and around the city. A new police team - the Steerside Enforcement Team - began its crackdown on January 7 and since then has seized more than 50 vehicles for document

  • Four men and two women arrested after fight

    SIX people have been arrested following a fight in Birkenshaw. Officers were called at 3:49am this morning to reports of an ongoing fight on Kingsley Drive. A male in his 20s was assaulted and suffered cuts to his head. Police and ambulance

  • Visitors from Middle East University come to Bradford

    VISITORS from a Middle East university were in Bradford this week to learning about research and teaching collaborations in the city. Representatives from the Al-Ahliyya Amman University in Jordan visited the University of Bradford after the two

  • Police give children advice on how to keep safe online

    CHILDREN at a Bradford primary school have learnt how to keep safe online will help from police. As part of Safer Internet Day, pupils at High Crags Primary Leadership Academy took part in workshops which helped show how to stay safe on the web.

  • Lou Lou's Vintage Fair makes Bradford debut at cathedral

    LOU Lou’s Vintage Fair is introducing itself to Bradford Cathedral tomorrow with a sale special. Stallholders at the award-winning vintage fair will be selling reduced price vintage clothing, homeware and collectibles from the 1940s to the 1990s

  • Bantams put in the picture by training-ground facelift

    DAVID Hopkin has given City’s training ground a facelift to remind the players what the club means. The Bantams boss has had images of Valley Parade put up around the building at their Apperley Bridge base to make it look more professional.

  • Hermits look dead cert after maintaining unbeaten run

    DIVISION Three leaders Hermits F are cruising towards the title after maintaining their unbeaten record against second-placed Rastrick. The match featured the top two players in the averages and it was Peter Eccles, of Hermits, who took the individual

  • Man seriously injured in Grantham Road incident

    A MAN was seriously injured and taken to hospital following an incident in a Bradford street.  Police were called to Grantham Road, in the Shearbridge area of the city, at around 9am today by ambulance staff who were treating two injured males.

  • Nostalgia: Do you recognise these teams from the past?

    IN THE latest edition of our new weekly look back through the T&A picture archives, here are three rugby league teams from years gone by. Do you remember any of the players? DELPH HILL 1979: No names DUDLEY HILL U13 1986: Back (from left

  • Leeds hit harder than Bradford by high street closures

    BRADFORD has been named as the fourth hardest hit UK city by major store closures over the last 12 months - ranking behind its neighbour Leeds. Aberdeen, Glasgow and Leeds topped the list of places in the country to suffer from the sudden closure

  • Golcar aim to continue en Route to title

    LEADERS Golcar United, who have a six-point advantage over second-placed TVR United, know they cannot afford to slip up, as they bid to win the Premier Division for the second-successive season. Tomorrow United host Route One Rovers and TVR United

  • Audi destroyed in early-hours fire

    AN Audi was destroyed in an early-hours fire. Firefighters from Shipley were called to Staveley Drive, Nab Wood, at around 1am, where the vehicle was on fire.  The cause is currently under investigation. A West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue

  • Crowbar and toys found in car which fled from police

    A HAUL of toys and a crowbar were found in an abandoned car last night.  'Traffic Dave' shared these pictures on Twitter and said the discovery was made while on proactive patrol in Bradford.  The vehicle made off and was abandoned. Support

  • Preparation paramount for Bees says Posa

    AN away pitch is a strip of grass like most home grounds, but winning on the road is a difficult thing in the Northern divisions. Both fifth-placed Bradford & Bingley and 11th-placed Cleckheaton face trips tomorrow in North One East, with the

  • ANGLING: Action falls foul of wintry weather

    BRADFORD & DISTRICT SEA ANGLING CLUB Plenty of good cod being caught on the east coast with Whitby being the best venue. Boats are catching decent cod and Whiting inshore using up-tide methods and out on the wrecks. Our next general

  • Flooding concerns fail to scupper plans for homes on field

    COUNCILLORS have approved plans to build homes on a field in Menston after a lengthy discussion over flood risks on the land. Plans to build on Bingley Road date back to 2010, and a detailed scheme for the site was agreed by members of the Council

  • New dementia-friendly cafe to launch

    A CHARITY which tackles loneliness and isolation in Bradford will launch a dementia- friendly café following a donation from a housebuilder. Lidget Green Healthy Living Centre received £1,000 from the Persimmon Homes Community Champions scheme,

  • Plans for four new homes on this Shipley site

    PLANS have been submitted for four new homes in Shipley. The application concerns land at Dock Lane. According to documents submitted on behalf of Mandale Homes, the land is currently vacant, made up of grassland with a number of trees and bushes

  • Bulls coach: Hope injury raises questions on player welfare

    JOHN Kear has called for proper contingency plans to ensure no other injured player suffers the same fate as Swinton’s Will Hope. The RFL are still investigating the circumstance surrounding the Lions forward, who was left waiting in agony for three

  • Hopkin wants home help in Bantams fight to beat drop

    CITY kick off their Valley Parade double-header tomorrow with David Hopkin declaring: “There’s no better place to play”. The visit from Fleetwood is followed by a crunch clash against fellow relegation scrappers Plymouth. And the Bantams boss

  • Result of Bolton & Undercliffe by-election announced

    The Liberal Democrats have regained a Bolton & Undercliffe seat from the Labour Party in a by-election. The vote was brought about by the death of the sitting councillor, Ian Greenwood, a previous leader of Bradford Council. Amid a 29 per

  • Bantams boss casts an eye on free agents

    DAVID Hopkin is trying to find another free-agent gem like Paul Caddis to bolster City’s survival options. The Bantams boss has been casting an eye on unattached duo David Edgar and Lewis McGugan in training over recent days. And he plans to