WEST Yorkshire Police are asking if anyone has any information about these two women in connection with a theft in Bradford. The women were caught on camera on February 9. The picture reference for the woman on the left is BD2522 and for the
WEST Yorkshire Police are asking if anyone has any information about these three men in connection with a case of criminal damage in Bradford. They were caught on camera on February 22. The picture references are BD2515 for the man on the left
TWO new non-executive directors have been appointed to Keighley brewery Timothy Taylor. John Walsh and James Simpson are attending their first board meeting this month. Their appointment follows the retirement last year of Diana Dent and Jonathan
ELDERLY residents at The Flowers Care Home in Bradford had a lucky escape this evening, after a tumble dryer fire forced the property to be evacuated. Odsal Fire Station received a call at 4:58pm and spent over an hour attending to the blaze on
WEST Yorkshire Police - Shipley would like to identify the owners of some valuable looking personal items. If anyone has any information regarding the items in the photo, they are encouraged to contact the NPT at shipleynt@westyorkshire.pnn.police.uk
WEST Yorkshire Police - Bradford East has confirmed on Facebook this evening that it has arrested a female that has been wanted since 2017, following some proactive enquiries and persistence. The Neighbourhood Team located and arrested a female
NEW research commissioned by Jet2holidays has revealed the celebrities Yorkshire folk would least like to party with. Donald Trump comes top, followed by Katie Hopkins and Theresa May. Piers Morgan and Gemma Collins complete the top five dreaded
A DEVELOPMENT of 98 new affordable homes could be built on a disused quarry. An application, for the Chellow Grange Quarry, Haworth Road, has been submitted by Home Group and Strategic Team Group. The application says: “Home Group’s design
JARED Warner is targeting a competitive first-team debut after an impressive two-wicket display against Durham on day one of two in Potchefstroom. The 22-year-old quick returned 2-20 from eight overs, looking as threatening as anyone, including
SHIPLEY town centre, and its outdoor market, could be transformed thanks to £1 million of funding that will be used to make it a “healthier” place. The town has been awarded a grant from West Yorkshire Combined Authority’s Healthy Streets programme
DOZENS of Bradford firms and individuals are among the finalists in the second chapter of Britain's Asian Wedding Awards 2019. Following the huge success of the first chapter of the event which took place in London earlier this month, the latest
‘ON your bike’ was the order of the day at Buzz Bingo Bradford City, as staff, family and friends completed a mammoth 714 mile Bike Ride to raise funds for former colleague Amy Meskiri. The 25-year-old is seeking to raise £100,000 to enable her
A RAY of sunshine is set to light up Ilkley as a new “Solar” art gallery opens at the Manor House museum. The Solar Gallery opens to the public on Saturday March 30 with its inaugural exhibition showcasing work from most of the 30 founding artists
A wall came crashing down on two vehicles. Torrential rain brought down a section of the garden retaining wall at Weavers Walk, in Silsden. A Mercedes and a Volvo estate parked beneath it were both badly damaged. No one was injured.
HUMAN trafficking is happening in Calderdale and awareness is the key to helping prevent it, councillors heard. It was often a crime hiding in plain sight, members of Calderdale Council’s Place Scrutiny Board were told, with nail bars and car washes
ILKLEY Town Football club will be able to go ahead with two major projects thanks to being chosen as the 2019 Ilkley Carnival primary beneficiary. The club will receive half the profits of the annual event and use it to help build new all-weather
Bradford trials rider Charlie Smith excelled in bad conditions at Elton, Matlock, on Sunday, taking second place in the expert class in the national Youth Motorcycle Sport Association Championship trial. Over 70 competitors battled with deep streams
A BID to establish a professional rugby league club in New York has moved a step closer, along with a possible re-location of Hemel to North America. A business plan on behalf of a New York consortium was lodged with the Rugby Football League (
STAFF at Bradford College are set to go on strike for three days later this week in an ongoing dispute over pay in further education. Members of the University and Colleges Union will strike from Wednesday 20 until Friday 22 over cuts to college
THE University of Bradford has appointed a new Vice-Chancellor - who will be the first woman to hold the role in the institution’s history. Professor Shirley Congdon, who currently serves as Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic) will take on the role
BRADFORD District Credit Union has set up its latest Lifesavers programme in Bradford’s schools, with a special guest visiting for the opening. The programme has been set up at St John’s CE Primary School in Bierley, to give children an understanding
A BIRKENSHAW man is running the London Marathon in memory of a player at his local rugby club who collapsed and died during a match. Max Blakeley, who played for Birkenshaw Bluedogs, died in July after becoming unwell during the match. Now Ian
THE opening of Bingley's new Lidl store could be delayed. The store, on Main Street, was due to open its doors at 8am on Thursday, April 18. But a spokesperson said that ongoing utility works and roadworks may mean the opening is pushed back
ELEVEN men have been arrested as part of an investigation into online child sexual exploitation in Bradford District. Last week, detectives executed warrants at addresses across the district in response to information about people suspected of using
THACKLEY Under-21s have been struggling at the bottom of the West Riding County FA Development League Division One and their fortunes didn't improve with two cup exits. The Dennyboys travelled to the Castleford Academy pitch and lost 5-0 against
A POPULAR fish and chip restaurant in the district has been named one of the ten best restaurants in the UK for the second year running. The Wetherby Whaler in Guiseley has received the rating from industry publication Fry Magazine following a
WIGAN are "seeking dialogue" with Shaun Edwards over comments the Wales coach made that seemed to cast considerable doubt on his proposed cross-codes switch to the Warriors next year. Edwards is set to leave his post as Wales' defensive guru at
BRADFORD will celebrate World Social Work Day this week. The Bradford Social Work Teaching Partnership is organising a conference titled 'One day like this' to celebrate the event. The conference will take place at Lister Gallery, Bradford College
ONLY nine of the 37 scheduled fixtures across the whole of the Yorkshire Amateur League went ahead at the weekend thanks to appalling weather conditions. There was penalty pressure for Prospect in a Hancock Cup Semi-Final home tie against fellow
A CARE home in the district welcomed two rather unusual visitors. Therapy alpacas Sovereign and Pumpkin called at Summerfield, in Silsden. Residents had the chance to stroke and feed the duo, from Oxenhope-based Thornwood Alpacas. “The alpacas
TORRENTIAL rain put paid to several games in the West Riding County Amateur Football League including a clash of the titans at the top. Littletown, in third before the weekend, would have hoped to drag themselves closer to second-placed TVR United
LEEDS have announced that defender Pontus Jansson will be sidelined for three weeks by a knee injury sustained in Saturday's defeat to Sheffield United. The injury has ruled the centre-back out of Sweden's upcoming Euro 2020 qualifiers against Romania
RED ARROWS and robots challenged Cullingworth students when they visited an RAF base. Parkside School s Team Brute Force took their robots to RAF Scampton for the regional heat of the Tomorrow’s Engineers EEP Robotics Challenge. Team members
BAILDON Town Council has announced that it will be withdrawing from managing Ian Clough Hall in the centre of the town. From April 1 control of the civic building will revert to Bradford Council, which will now look for a “commercial or residential
UPDATED plans have been revealed for an ambitious £2.5 million sports development. Plans for the Wyke Sports Village, on the site of the old Wyke Manor School, were first unveiled and passed back in 2016. That application made use of the now-demolished
A drug dealer making up to £1,000 a day selling heroin and crack cocaine on Bradford’s streets has been jailed for five years. William Gardiner, who hid wraps of class A drugs in a Kinder egg, was twice caught peddling his wares in less than a
SALTAIRE promoters The Live Room are celebrating their 200th show in the village with one of the hottest young bands on the American bluegrass scene. Mile Twelve, (pictured), who will be at the Caroline Street Social Club on Sunday, March 24, will
A SCHOOL in the Bradford district enjoyed its trip to the Industrial Museum, with pupils learning about life in the mills during the 19th Century. A class at Eastburn School in Keighley are studying Titus Salt, as a local person who made a difference
A woman has moved out of Bradford after thirty leaflets were put through her neighbours’ doors revealing she was a sex worker. Lillie Lovesit - the name she legally works under - decided to leave England and take her business elsewhere because
THE LAW surrounding prostitution is quite complex in the United Kingdom. Exchanging or participating in sexual activities for money or other goods is legal in this country, but many of the activities surrounding it are not. The act of prostitution
ADDICTION to social media should potentially be classed as a disease, MPs said as they called for tough new regulation to protect children from firms operating in an "online Wild West". In a new report looking at the impact of social media on mental
OXFORD 1 CITY 0 HANDS on head, face etched in frustration, it wasn’t the natural reaction of someone who had just scored the winning goal. But then Jamie Mackie wasn’t alone. Team-mate Josh Ruffels mirrored his posturing as Oxford’s angst was
Bulls pushed Widnes Vikings all the way at Halton Stadium before losing 25-20, with a controversial decision to disallow a late try by Elliot Minchella proving crucial. Check out our player ratings and game review. Man of the match: Elliot Minchella
Yorkshire Division Four Premier: Wibsey 10 York RI 3 SIMON Birkbeck was chuntering on a Beldon Lane touchline that had become a quagmire. “What are we playing this match for?” said the Wibsey prop as he looked out over a sodden scene as the Yorkshire
GARY Bowyer insists there can be no more mention of Saturday’s farcical finish as City begin the process of lifting themselves from a costly defeat. The Bantams must rebuild from the bottom of League One after the late loss at Oxford. They dropped
A PRISONER serving time for knifing a man who sent a Facebook friend request to his girlfriend has had his new account taken down for updating it from jail, after action by the Telegraph & Argus. Ross Hunter was jailed for seven years in January
A DAY care centre for the elderly in Bradford has been left exasperated after losing vital funding, with the future looking bleak as a result. The Queensbury Support Centre has been open for 24 years, and it relies on Bradford Council's
