DAVID Furner praised hat-trick hero Jack Walker as the Rhinos claimed their first win of the Super League season with a convincing 46-14 victory over Salford. Leeds, under new coach Furner, had lost their opening two games of the season at Warrington
A late winner gave Farsley Celtic the victory they needed from their trip to Matlock Town to retain top spot in the Evo-Stik Premier Division. The Celts went into the weekend at the summit on goals scored as they shared the same points total and
LATEST NEWS: WATCH: Four years on from the demolition of Bradford's most iconic buildings CROWDS gathered today as Jacob's Well was razed to the ground. Crowds watch on as Jacob's Well is demolished TIMELINE: Goodbye Jacob's Well Here
KEIGHLEY Cougars' 2019 League One campaign started with a spirited 26-16 defeat at Whitehaven. After a troubled off-season had robbed them of preparation time, it was a brave effort from Craig Lingard's side, who had just one pre-season match before
BOSS Michael Flynn expressed his pride after another Newport County FA Cup adventure finally came to an end. Two goals from England prospect Phil Foden helped Manchester City avoid a banana skin at Rodney Parade as they eased through 4-1 after a
HEARTS manager Craig Levein admitted his emotions went from one extreme to the other after Colin Doyle's stoppage-time blunder gifted Motherwell victory at Fir Park. The former Bantams goalkeeper spilled David Turnbull's 30-yard free-kick into
City endured more Valley Parade frustration as they could only draw 0-0 with Plymouth, despite dominating the second half. Check out chief sports writer Simon Parker's game guide and player ratings. MAN OF THE MATCH Paul Caddis continues to
FAMILIES looking for inspiration when it comes to their bikes should look no further than these routes and destinations, chosen by the team behind West Yorkshire Combined Authority’s £60m CityConnect programme. First up is the Bradford Leeds Cycle
A WOMAN spotted "driving erratically" by police has been arrested. The 48-year-old was stopped in a Fiat 500 in Nab Wood yesterday afternoon. Police in Shipley said: "The female failed to provide a roadside breath test and was arrested.
CITY 0 PLYMOUTH 0 THE pre-rehearsed team applause to the Valley Parade audience before kick-off could not mask the nervous tension. As the players finished their warm-up, they turned as one and clapped towards the Kop. It was a nice gesture
POLICE are appealing for information about a missing Shipley man. Peter Sands, 46, has been missing since yesterday (February 16). He is described as being 6 ft 1,of a slim build with short, light brown hair, last wearing a dark green jacket
Toolstation Northern Counties East Football League Premier Division: Albion Sports 0 Yorkshire Amateur 4, Handsworth Parramore 2 Liversedge 1, Knaresborough Town 0 Thackley 5, Staveley Miners Welfare 3 Eccleshill United 3. Toolstation Northern Counties
Hallmark Security League North West Counties Premier Division: Silsden 0 Litherland REMYCA 2 Hallmark Security League North West Counties First Division North: Cleator Moor Celtic 5 Steeton 4 A resurgent Silsden were stalled by a home defeat,
Vanarama National League North: FC United of Manchester 3 Guiseley 3 GUISELEY'S draw in a relegation clash at FC United of Manchester will feel like a loss after shipping two late goals at 3-1 to the good. The visitors had the lead going
A YOUNG Bulls reserves lost 36-18 in a pre-season friendly at Hunslet. The Leeds-based hosts - who included former Bradford hooker Vila Halafihi in their ranks - proved too strong in what was their final warm-up game before their League One programme
Vanarama National League North: Altrincham 1 Bradford (Park Avenue) 1 DANNY East came off the bench to rescue a point for Bradford (Park Avenue) as they went head to head with play off rivals Altrincham in the Vanarama National North.
THERE was a loud bang, then a rumble, and the towering Jacob’s Well office block in Bradford city centre was no more. The exact date for the “blow down” of the 1970s Bradford Council up to nine-storey building had been kept under wraps for safety
York photographer Simon Palmour's glorious 'photo essay' about the Yorkshire Wolds brings this unique landscape to life like nothing else, says STEPHEN LEWIS THE Yorkshire Dales, the North York Moors, the Lake District - they're all dramatic, and
Yorkshire Division Four Premier: Wibsey 30 Ossett 19 IT IS looking increasingly likely that John Bradbury will have to postpone his retirement as a player. The 45-year-old prop, back where it started at Wibsey after a long spell with Bradford
A brave new dawn begins for Keighley Cougars on Sunday when they begin their League One campaign under new ownership. After a winter of discontent, a consortium involving leading figures from the much-vaunted 'Cougarmania' era of the 1990s are
DAVID Hopkin felt City passed a test of character in today’s goalless draw with Plymouth at Valley Parade. Argyle keeper Kyle Letheren denied them the victory that would have lifted the Bantams out of League One’s bottom four. But Hopkin was
THE founder of a Bradford-based Christian charity which helps transform the lives of struggling children has been shortlisted for a prestigious award. Tim Morfin (pictured) launched TLG (Transforming Lives for Good) in 1998 to bring hope and a future
MORE taxi licences have been suspended on the second night of Operation Keilderglen. Last night, 37 taxis were stopped and checked. Nine licences were suspended on the spot and three drivers were issued with rectification notices. Four Traffic
OLDER people in Bradford are being invited to join a new pen pals initiative, run by retirement housebuilder, McCarthy and Stone, encouraging people to take one step to put an end to loneliness. The scheme hopes to revive the art of letter writing
A DRIVER has been arrested following a pursuit in the early hours of the morning. It unfolded at around 2.15am and involved the police helicopter. A spokesperson for NPAS Carr Gate said: "Driver crashed the vehicle in his enthusiasm to escape
A MAN is receiving treatment for shock after a car ploughed into the side of his home in the early hours of Sunday, say friends. Jay Rice was feet away from tragedy after the vehicle smashed into the end terraced Victorian two-bed property on Wakefield
After more than two decades looking down over the city centre, the end came in just two seconds. With a clap of thunder and an almighty cloud of dust, the familiar concrete bulk of Provincial House was reduced to a 20,000-tone pile of rubble.
LATEST NEWS: WATCH: Four years on from the demolition of Bradford's most iconic buildings Despite last-minute complications, the Jacob's Well council offices were finally demolished at noon on Sunday. PICTURE GALLERY: Photos of the Jacob's
Following recent developments of the eradication of one of Bradford’s most prominent office buildings from Bradford’s skyline, we’ve delved into the T&A archives bringing you a timeline of the modern-day office block and its surrounding area, once
Extensive road closures are in place today due to the imminent demolition of the Jacob's Well council offices. Closures started in the early hours of today and are likely to remain until at least 2pm this afternoon. The demolition is expected
ANY art lover will be familiar with landscapes, seascapes and townscapes, but in Bingley one well-known artist has declared her love for her home town in her own brand of painting. Jane Fielder, who runs the popular Bingley Gallery captures local
A NEW hand car wash could be built on part of the site of a car sales lot if new plans are approved. An application submitted to Bradford Council would see a section of Runswick Motor Co on the corner of Manchester Road and Runswick Street become
DO you fancy singing on stage in a cabaret spectacular? The organiser of a special show - part of a £1million fundraising campaign for a cancer unit - is seeking singers and dancers, both adults and children, to take part. Jacqui Drake, who has
A MAN has received a suspended jail term after he twice breached an order and went on holiday without telling police. Bradford Crown Court heard Saeed Iqbal, of Carlisle Road, Bradford, did not inform police about his plans to travel to Morocco
LAST week’s look at the history of Undercliffe’s Green Man pub, which is up for sale, has prompted memories of other drinking establishments, now long gone. Reader Vincent Finn has been in touch about a "popular Saturday night hop", and surrounding
PLANS to introduce waiting restrictions on Idle Road will be scrapped. Last year a scheme to introduce new traffic regulations near the former QED building in the Bolton area were proposed by Bradford Council due to issues of cars parking on public
THE demise of Britain’s traditional pubs is well documented but the tills are well and truly ringing for local microbreweries. A penchant for gin and real ale is contributing to the popularity and local brewing companies such as Bridgehouse Brewery
A NEW cafe will be built in one of Bradford's most popular visitor attractions. Bradford Council plans to spend £100,000 on creating a new cafe area in Cartwright Hall - the Council run art gallery in Lister Park. The Council has recently announced
A MISSING cat has been reunited with its owner in Shipley, an astonishing 10 YEARS after she disappeared following a routine trip to the vet. Tilly, then aged four, was having injections at Avenue Vet Group on Bingley Road but managed to escape
SUPERMODEL Christie Brinkley turned 65 last week, but declared her 'spirit age’ is much younger. She says that for many years she has never felt her age and ‘turned 50 for the 15th time' at a birthday bash in New York. I know what she means
