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  • Police seize suspected Spice stash from business

    POLICE are testing a substance they seized from a Manningham shop to see if it is the illegal drug Spice. Over the weekend officers from West Yorkshire Police searched a commercial premises in the area they believed was selling the drug, which is

  • Fire crews called to blaze in flat

    A FIRE broke out in the living room of a Keighley first-floor flat this afternoon. A crew from the town's fire station was called out to deal with the incident, off Halifax Road, at about 1.30pm. The fire had been partially extinguished by a

  • Former Bulls stars feature on Man of Steel panel

    A HOST of former Bradford Bulls stars are among a panel chosen to select the 2019 Steve Prescott Man of Steel. The 21-strong panel, chaired by three-time Man of Steel winner and Bradford Northern favourite Ellery Hanley, includes Jamie Peacock,

  • Biker killed in crash with two cars

    POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a male biker was killed in crash earlier today. The man was riding his Aprilia 125 motorbike towards Bradford along Bruntcliffe Road in Morley, when the bike was involved in a crash with two cars. The

  • Chemical firm fear over £40m J27 retail park extension

    PLANS for a £40 million extension to the retail park at junction 27 off the M62 could be blocked amid concerns about the potential hazard posed by a nearby chemicals firm. The developer behind the scheme for an underused site on the edge of the

  • Missing Bradford 15-year-old found safe and well

    A MISSING Bradford teenager has been found safe and well, West Yorkshire Police confirmed on Facebook. It had put out an appeal in relation to the whereabouts of 15-year-old Zaynab Fiza, and she was located this morning. West Yorkshire Police

  • Plans for student flats in old mill refused by planners

    PLANS to convert a former mill into student flats have been refused – with planners saying the proposed flats “do not appear capable of facilitating independent habitation.” Last year an application was submitted to Bradford Council for the change

  • Apply for a place on the Parole Board

    BRADFORDIANS from a diverse range of backgrounds are being encouraged to apply for a place on the Parole Board. The Board is holding a recruitment event in Bradford on Friday, February 22, at the Bradford Hotel, in Hall Ings, to discuss why it must

  • Brown's boot not enough in Keighley defeat

    Keighley 13 Old Brodleians 21 BLUSTERY wet conditions led to an often dour Yorkshire Division One contest, the result of which was determined by a mostly dominant visitor’s pack. The early signs were promising for a Keighley side lacking influential

  • Bradford Bulls' loan deal for Olsi Krasniqi confirmed

    BULLS have confirmed the arrival of prop Olsi Krasniqi on a one-month loan from Championship rivals Toronto Wolfpack. As reported in the T&A last week, the 26-year-old's capture will strengthen the Bradford pack and he is in contention to make

  • Police name elderly couple killed in Cleckheaton crash

    POLICE have officially named the elderly couple who were killed in a crash in Halifax Road, Cleckheaton, last week. Eric Walsh, 93, and his wife Marion Walsh, 90, both died in the crash on February 4. The couple, from Bailiff Bridge, were on

  • Dominant Wharfedale get convincing win at Macclesfield

    NATIONAL LEAGUE TWO NORTH Macclesfield 13 Wharfedale 34 A DOMINANT performance saw Wharfedale earn a convincing 34-13 win at Macclesfield. They dominated the opening quarter and came out after the interval and controlled the game playing

  • Brighouse must settle for point after chances go begging

    BRIGHOUSE Town U21s drew 1-1 at Tadcaster Albion (Prem Black) in the West Riding County FA Development League. Brighouse started at a high tempo and pressed Tadcaster high up the pitch. Town continued to dominate but could not convert any of their

  • Tiny Oldfield Primary School awaits news of its fate

    A TINY school is awaiting news of its fate following a make-or-break meeting in London. A delegation from Oldfield Primary, which is fighting Government moves to impose academy status, visited the capital to plead its case with Education Minister

  • Police guarding scene of fatal house fire

    POLICE are guarding the scene of a fire in Bradford.  Two officers can be seen outside the house on Haworth Road, Heaton, and a cordon also looks to be in place. West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service confirmed that firefighters from Fairweather

  • The need for speed

    TELEGRAPH & Argus Camera Club member Ian Bale submitted a picture of a rally car taken 35 years ago. You can tell this is a period shot because the car – a Fiat 127 – ceased production in 1983 (although it lived on as various SEATs and Yugos

  • This 'stolen' nuisance bike is now OFF the streets

    A NUISANCE bike has been recovered by police in Allerton.  PC Price, who is part of the new Steerside Enforcement Team, said police had received "numerous reports" about the bike, which is suspected to be stolen.  Week of action for Steerside

  • Road closed after serious accident

    A ROAD is closed and there is slow traffic following a serious accident. The A650 Bruntcliffe Road, Morley, is closed both ways between Scotchman Lane and Howden Clough Road. Drivers are being warned of delays and slow traffic.     

  • Calls for GCSES to be scrapped

    THE chairman of the Education Select Committee is calling for GCSEs to be scrapped. Robert Halfon says England's education system is in need of a radical overhaul. He believes young people need to develop skills alongside subject knowledge

  • Cooking up a new menu in The Potting Shed

    SPONSORED CONTENT ONE of Bingley’s most remarkable restaurants is rolling-out a brand-new spring menu this month. The Potting Shed, located on the market town’s Main Street, has impressed customers and firmly established itself as quite different

  • Homes planned for derelict canalside site

    AN eyesore site on the edge of Saltaire could soon be cleared up and redeveloped - but the scheme has already attracted objections. For years the former Saltaire Garden Centre and Nursery, near Hirst Wood Lock on the Leeds Liverpool Canal, has

  • Fears over fire cover levels in Airedale and Wharfedale

    THE firefighters' union has raised concerns that a shortage of fire crews and appliances could leave areas exposed. FBU representatives say that with three appliances needed to attend a house fire - which happened at Keighley and Bingley recently

  • Concern over plans for new apartments in Shipley

    CONCERN has been raised over plans for a development of eight new apartments in Shipley. Proposals for the two and three-storey development have been lodged by Oak Tree Developments for land at Spring Hurst Road, off Bradford Road. The application

  • Kear's rocket fires Bulls to superb second half show

    JOHN Kear admitted there were some harsh words given to his Bulls side in the dressing room at half-time against Swinton Lions, but was impressed with their response. Bulls played their first away match of the Betfred Championship season at Heywood

  • Solenis to host open day for apprentices

    A BRADFORD company will be taking on nine apprentices at its Low Moor site this year. Solenis is hosting an open day at its plant on Saturday, March 2 from 10am to 2pm, giving youngsters the chance to learn about apprenticeship opportunities in

  • O'Connor may get chance to step out of the shadows

    PAUDIE O’Connor could be thrown back into City’s relegation fight after finding himself the odd man out. The Leeds defender has not even been on the bench for the last two games because David Hopkin’s side have the maximum five loans allowed in