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  • Stolen Audi Q3 found in cemetery in Bradford

    A stolen car has been found in a Bradford cemetery. The grey Audi Q3 TDi was spotted in Bowling Cemetery by a member of the public. The passer-by reporter the vehicle’s location to police, who attended and confirmed it had been stolen.

  • "Bradford people need to own City of Film"

    MESSAGES of support from around the world - and from stars of some of the world's biggest TV shows - have poured in for Bradford as it celebrates 10 years of being the first ever UNESCO City of Film. A programme of events celebrating the 10th anniversary

  • Fears new bus depot will cause 'gridlock'

    Plans for a new bus depot ignited opposition from businesses based near the proposed site. Company bosses in Marriner Road, Keighley, lined up to challenge the application, submitted by the Transdev Blazefield group. Stuart Booth, managing

  • Cougars season tickets shelved due to price slashes

    THE new owners of Keighley Cougars have confirmed the club will not be selling season tickets to supporters for this season. The consortium, led by former chairman Mick O'Neill, says due to the club reducing ticket prices for both adult and child

  • 'One Yorkshire' devolution deal rejected by government

    COMMUNITIES Secretary James Brokenshire has today thrown out devolution plans proposed by 18 town hall leaders across Yorkshire. Authority bosses including Bradford Council leader Councillor Susan Hinchcliffe, called on the Government to work with

  • Cuts to bus subsidies branded an 'absolute disgrace'

    A TRANSPORT campaigner has accused transport bosses of failing to recognise the importance of buses - and called planned cuts to services a "disgrace." West Yorkshire Combined Authority, which funds transport schemes across West Yorkshire, is planning

  • Carers Resource wins Bradford contract

    A LOCAL charity has been contracted to continue to provide services for adult unpaid carers in the Bradford district for at least three more years. Carers’ Resource supports 16,000 unpaid carers in the Bradford district, and the Harrogate and Skipton

  • Unwanted West Yorkshire bikes are wanted by library

    YORKSHIRE Bank Bike Libraries is touring the county to collect unwanted bikes, which will provide more opportunities for children to have a go at cycling. The bikes collected by the team will be distributed to Bike Libraries across Yorkshire, where

  • Bradford youngsters take centre stage with RSC

    YOUNG people from Bradford are joining the Royal Shakespeare Company’s production of Romeo and Juliet at the Alhambra this week. The youngsters, aged 13-19, all attend schools in the RSC’s Associate Schools programme, a partnership with regional

  • Bradford pro-Europe supporters to march on Parliament

    BRADFORD pro-EU supporters will be among an alliance of ten pro EU groups in the Yorkshire and the Humber region with plans for a series of demonstrations outside Parliament. The events are to increase pressure on local MPs to reject outright the

  • Debenhams gets £40m cash boost

    DEBENHAMS has secured a lifeline from its lenders as the department store chain seeks a broader refinancing deal amid long-term pressures on the high street. The retailer has confirmed an agreement with current lenders and noteholders to extend

  • This pizza place can continue serving until 4am on weekends

    A PIZZA shop in Ilkley has had its licence to serve food until 4am approved. Bradford Council's District Licensing Panel yesterday approved the license for Pizza Palazzo on South Hawksworth Street to serve late night refreshment. The application

  • Mikolaj Oledzki cleared of biting allegation by RFL

    LEEDS forward Mikolaj Oledzki has been cleared by the Rugby Football League of a biting allegation. Wigan hooker Sam Powell made the claim during his side's 34-16 Super League win over the Rhinos last Friday to referee Ben Thaler, who placed the

  • Draw specialists Bradford Salem rue missed victory chance

    Yorkshire Division One: Bradford Salem 20 Old Rishworthians 20 HAVING battered away at the visitors’ line for the opening 25 minutes of the second half, Bradford Salem felt deflated to come away with only a draw. For starters they were convinced

  • People in Yorkshire the loneliest in UK on Valentine's Day

    PEOPLE in Yorkshire will be the loneliest on the most romantic day of the year this week, a new survey has revealed. The research found 39 per cent of people in Yorkshire are not planning on celebrating Valentine’s Day, February 14, this year,

  • Money laundering pair told to repay £25,000

    Two men who were jailed last year following a money laundering investigation have been ordered to repay more than £25,000. Confiscation orders were granted by Bradford Crown Court last week against Khalid Mahmood Khan and Sajid Khan, who were sentenced

  • Brexit 'reassurance' meeting to be held in Bradford

    A BREXIT "reassurance and engagement" meeting is to take place tomorrow night.  The Bradford Council-organised meeting will be held from 6-8pm in the Hockney Room at Margaret McMillan Tower. People Can Bradford District said: "The time will

  • Funeral date set for crash victim Brad Aldridge

    THE funeral details for a young dad who was killed in a crash in Undercliffe have been announced. Brad Aldridge, 19, died as a result of injuries sustained in the crash, which happened on Harrogate Road on Sunday, February 3.  Family of Harrogate

  • Bradford charity shop hoping people do not forget about them

    A CHARITY hospice shop in Bradford is celebrating its one year anniversary, but the area manager is desperate to get publicity and support to stop it closing prematurely. Forget Me Not Hospice is primarily based in Huddersfield, but while the stores

  • Underdogs pounce to women's football cup success

    THERE was a helpful serving of cup upsets in this week's local women's football. Two Premier Division sides crashed out of the West Riding League Cup. The league leaders from the Prem and First Division came up against each other in a clash

  • WATCH: dramatic video of Lidget Green car fire

    A FEROCIOUS car fire was caught on camera this morning in Bradford. The blaze took place on Ellercroft Terrace in Lidget Green at around 3:15am and the shocking footage was sent in by Awais Iqbal. According to the West Yorkshire Fire and

  • University bosses to visit Pakistan on link-building trip

    LEADERS from the University of Bradford will be heading to Pakistan later this month on a mission to form new bonds between the country and Bradford. Departin Vice Chancellor Brian Cantor and director of external affairs Mark Garratt will visit

  • Oxenhope drawn against Triangle in tricky cup draw

    FIVE Bradford district clubs have been drawn at home in the first round of the Spenser Wilson Halifax League’s Briggs Priestley Parish Cup. Clayton have a derby against Shelf Northowram Hedge Top in the first-teams’ knockout on Sunday, May 12,

  • E-fit issued of man wanted for robbery in Bradford

    West Yorkshire Police have issued an e-fit for a man wanted for robbery in the Bradford area. The offence took place on February 5 and anyone who has any further information on the incident can contact CrimeStoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

  • Image issued of man after assault in Bradford City area

    WEST Yorkshire Police have issued an appeal to trace a man in connection with an assault in the Bradford City area.  The incident occurred on February 2 and anyone with further information is encouraged to contact CrimeStoppers anonymously on 0800

  • New Bradford bar and club The Rabbit Hole to open next month

    A NEW bar and club in Bradford is poised to open its doors next month. Work has been underway since October last year to transform the former Perfect Home unit in the Kirkgate Shopping Centre into ‘The Rabbit Hole’. Here's what you need to

  • WATCH: New gym hit by thieves

    A GYM owner has spoken out after his new venture was targeted by raiders over the weekend. Pride Gym, on Abb Scott Lane, Low Moor, has only been open since mid-December and was forced to close for the day in the aftermath of the burglary. Opening

  • Dogs attack and kill sheep in field

    A dog attack on livestock left a female sheep fatally wounded at a family-owned farm in the district. Angela Maude, who grazes sheep at her parents’ farm off Park Lane, Keighley, said the sheep was so badly savaged that one of its hind legs was

  • Old paper mill has been transformed

    THE TRANSFORMATION of an old paper mill in Otley has been hailed as a ‘great example of economic regeneration’. Paper production finally ceased at Garnett Mill, whose origins stretch back to the 18th Century, in 2005. David Wilson Homes began

  • Triple county cup exit for Bradford Alliance sides

    THE Bradford Sunday Alliance football league's interest in the West Riding Sunday cup ended when all three its Premier division clubs were beaten at the quarter final stage. West Bowling will be disappointed with their narrow 4-3 loss away at FC

  • You'll never guess how much traffic jams cost us

    ROAD congestion cost the UK economy nearly £8 billion last year, according to new analysis. Transport data firm Inrix calculated that the average road user in London lost up to £1,680 due to jams. This was followed by Edinburgh (£1,219), Manchester

  • TRIBUTE: They don't make them like Mick Kennedy any more

    “I CAN say hand on heart that I went for the ball. It’s just that I caught him with my elbow. “And what made it worse is that his actual tooth stuck in my elbow. I wouldn’t mind but it was a big one, like a horse’s tooth.” They don’t make them

  • O'Brien on spoiler alert in Bantams fight

    LEWIS O’Brien is confident City can find a solution to overcome the League One spoil-sports. The Bantams dropped back to second from bottom after being made to toil in the 1-0 home defeat to Fleetwood. Joey Barton’s side frustrated the hosts

  • Three and easy for young Lions in win over York

    A DOUBLE strike from Luke Hogg helped Guiseley Academy maintain their position at the top of the National League Under-19 Alliance Division I table in a 3-0 win over York City in a game played at Middleton Sports Centre. The young Lions opened the