British Midland Regional Limited, the East Midlands-based airline which operates as flybmi, has today announced that it has ceased operations and is filing for administration. The news comes just a week after the airline announced a new route from
GILLINGHAM ended a four-match winless run with a 1-0 home win over Stuart McCall's Scunthorpe to move out of the League One relegation zone. Mark Byrne's goal on the half-hour proved enough for all three points to go three points clear of the Bantams
FIREFIGHTERS were called to a grass fire earlier today. Pumps from Illingworth and Keighley were called to the fire at Ovenden Moor. A West Yorkshire Police spokesman said it was around 100 metres by 30 metres. Aqua backpacks and beaters
THREE people have been arrested following a burglary in the Clayton area. Officers were called to a report to the ongoing burglary this morning. The Bradford West Neighbourhood Policing Team said: "The suspects had fled the scene but three
CONCERNS have been raised over A&E waiting times in Bradford, with Government ministers accused of "incompetence". Figures for last month show that 76 per cent of patients at the Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, which includes
A MAKE-up artist who has gone on to work for magazines and fashion websites after studying at Bradford College returned to present a masterclass to students. Ashley Jordan Jones, whose career as a freelance hair and make-up artist is flourishing
AN Audi driver has been slapped with a warning from Bradford's Steerside Enforcement Team. The car was spotted overtaking traffic and being driven in an "anti-social manner". Both the vehicle and the driver were given a Section 59 warning
BRADFORD District Care NHS Foundation Trust will take on Bradford Council's Public Health 0-19 Children's Services contract. In December last year, it was announced the Trust had withdrawn its bid. A statement issued by the Trust at the time
5:01pm CITY could not turn strong second-half pressure into a winner as they had to settle for a point against Plymouth
A PSYCHOLOGIST from the University of Bradford has spoken to MPs about how male cancer patients need to be better supports. Dr Pete Branney addressed the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Male Cancer, discussing three types of male cancer - testicular
Barbara Dickson said she was proud to be the first act on stage at newly re-opened St George's Hall last night, and was full of praise for the £9.5 million refurbishment. "Well done, Bradford. This has always been a beautiful venue and tonight it
KICKED. Spat at. Grappled. Head-butted. These are just some of the attacks police officers in West Yorkshire have faced in the past week. According to figures released by the West Yorkshire Police Federation, there has been 25 assaults on officers
TEN taxis were suspended last night in a police crackdown. West Yorkshire Police's Roads Policing Unit is carrying out Operation Keilderglen in Bradford in partnership with taxi licensing and enforcement from Bradford Council. The operation
A BIKE rider was arrested after fleeing from police. 'Sergeant Wilko', who is part Bradford's Steerside Enforcement Team, shared these pictures. Bradford South driving abuse clamped down on by Operation Steerside West Yorkshire Police
DISAPPOINTED John Kear reflected on the Bulls’ first loss of the year and admitted: “It didn’t resemble a game of rugby league.” Bradford went down 24-10 at Sheffield as the Eagles came from behind with 24 unanswered points. The Bulls had to
REWIND to this week in 1975 and cinemagoers visiting the Odeon could have been forgiven for recognising one of the stars of The Odessa File. The tense thriller was of particular interest because it starred Dewsbury-born actress Mary Tamm. Mary
Twenty-years-ago, T&A photographers were out and about every fortnight snapping pictures in pubs and clubs around the district, giving one clubgoer the chance to win £20 if their face was circled and published in Friday’s paper. If the prize
PLANNERS say a restaurant's proposal to stay open until 3am is "unacceptable." Last year a Bradford Council approved plans to turn Grade II listed 36 Peckover Street into a restaurant and take away. Earlier this year the applicant, Mr Khal,
PLANS to introduce 20mph zones around a number of Bradford schools would "create a safer place" for pupils, according to health bosses. Bradford Council has this week begun consultation on plans to reduce the speed limit around a number of schools
BRADFORD City Women face possibly their biggest game of the season tomorrow with the visit of Sheffield FC Ladies to the Mitton Group Stadium. City’s midweek game at Guiseley was postponed on the day, while their relegation rivals had mixed fortunes
FUNDRAISING donated by shoppers at Asda has been handed out to charity's across the city. Shoppers who took part in the Cemetery Road supermarket's Green Token Giving Programme has seen £500 awarded to Bradford Hospital's Charity, £200 to Bradford
BRADFORD Council's Shared Lives service has retained its Good rating from the Care Quality Commission (CQC). The CQC inspected the Shared Lives service in January. It received a good rating in all five of the service areas. Shared Lives is
WITH sales of compact SUVs and small crossovers continuing to grow across Europe, MG decided it was time to increase its offering in the market. With that in mind, it introduced the MG ZS, an all-new offering described by MG as a ‘global car’ that
A NEW mastectomy tattoo clinic has opened its doors in the heart of Bradford city centre. Yorkshire Mastectomy Tattoos, based at Rawson Place, is dedicated to all types of restorative scar tattooing. It's the brainchild of Lucy Thompson, 29
AMBITIOUS proposals to pedestrianise Market Street and bring new life to the major thoroughfare - and Bradford city centre - have been revealed. This artist's impression has been released to the Telegraph & Argus as proposals for a 'Market
HERE's a round-up of who has been jailed at Bradford Crown Court this week. 'Thrill-seeking' paedophile jailed for 19 years after abusing one victim on trampoline and in swimming pool A “THRILL-SEEKING” paedophile who abused one of his victims
A CYBERCRIME expert and investigator on Channel 4's Hunted series will be signing copies of her new book in Saltaire on Monday. Former Bradford detective Julie Clegg, will be at Salts Mill bookstore from noon to 2pm to meet fans buying her book,
AT A TIME when headlines are dominated by pub closures, it is refreshing to hear of pub companies expanding. As well as the micro-pub surge, many new establishments are being opened by chains in premises you might never consider suitable as a pub
OVER half of all attacks on firefighters in West Yorkshire over a nine month period took place in the Bradford area. They included one case where a firefighter was assaulted when attending an incident in Bingley, fireworks and eggs being thrown
LATEST NEWS: WATCH: Four years on from the demolition of Bradford's most iconic buildings AROUND 500 explosive charges will be used to “blow down” a large Bradford office block when it is demolished shortly. Formerly occupied by Bradford Council
DAVID Hopkin anticipates City’s latest home game to be much easier on the eye than the last one. After the frustration of Fleetwood, in-form Plymouth provide the Valley Parade opposition this afternoon as the Bantams try to bounce straight back
JUST City’s luck that Plymouth will make the long trip to West Yorkshire in their best form of the season. Argyle hit rock bottom at the midway point when a 2-1 defeat to Wimbledon on Boxing Day confirmed their spot at the foot of League One.
ANTHONY O’Connor has called on City not to just rely on Jack Payne for inspiration. Teams are starting to clamp down on the on-loan Huddersfield Town playmaker, who has been such a key figure in David Hopkin’s plans. Fleetwood effectively kept
STEVE Patterson has renewed calls for top order runs in order to boost Yorkshire’s Specsavers County Championship performances. Patterson, recently confirmed as the county’s permanent captain, will hope to see a replica of Yorkshire’s late season
Check out our game preview as the Bantams host Plymouth in their continued bid for survival in League One. Kick-off: Saturday, February 16 (3pm) Venue: Valley Parade Possible line-ups CITY GK Richard O’Donnell RB Paul Caddis CH
THE jury in the “grooming trial” of 10 men accused of raping and sexually exploiting two teenage girls in Bradford has been told that such cases “have baggage and attract a lot of comment”. Barrister Robin Frieze said in his closing speech on behalf
