JOSH Lynam’s dramatic try at the death saw Keighley Cougars snatch a 24-22 victory at home to North Wales Crusaders. Craig Lingard's side trailed 16-10 at the break and when Callum Hazard went over for a try to put the Welsh visitors 22-18 up with
MY life is one long to-do list - and taking care of body and soul is so near the bottom it rarely gets ticked off the checklist at all. So I relished an afternoon at the Devonshire Arms Hotel and Spa, taking time out to replenish mind, body and
TOWN councillors have agreed to allocate £4,000 to fund security cameras for a Keighley neighbourhood hit by a spate of burglaries. The funding for Long Lee was put forward at a meeting of the council's Watch and Transport Committee. Informing
SCUNTHORPE United have sacked boss Stuart McCall. The former Bantams manager has left his post after just seven months at Glanford Park, with Andy Dawson being installed as caretaker for the rest of the season. McCall was awarded League One
BULLS 26 LEIGH 12 THE Bulls turned on the style to pull off their most impressive win since returning to the Championship. John Kear has said how his team have had to tough it out because of the on-going injuries holding them back. Their gutsy
A FIRE at a derelict building in Manningham is suspected to have been deliberate. Firefighters from Shipley and Fairweather Green were called to Birr Road earlier today. A West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said it was a small
A MAJOR fundraising event is being held this evening in aid of a charity which has built and runs a free hospital for people in Kashmir. The campaign was launched by Midland Doctors following an earthquake in 2005, which decimated that area of Kashmir
Marie Curie's 'Great Daffodil Walk' took place today, raising just over £2,900 for charity. The six-mile walk, organised by the Bradford Hospice Fundraising Group, began in Myrtle Park, Bingley, and went through the St Ives Estate to raise funds
A NEW exhibition celebrating the rich cultural make up of Bradford’s diverse population has opened at the National Science and Media Museum. The major exhibition, titled Above the Noise: 15 Stories, explores the activism of Bradford’s communities
GUISELEY remain perilously close to the drop zone after yet another narrow National League North defeat, this time losing 1-0 at Hereford. The Bulls made the crucial breakthrough from a set piece deep into the second half of a dour struggle between
GARY Bowyer held a half-hour inquest in City’s dressing room after their shocking 4-1 home loss to Blackpool. The Bantams boss ripped into his players after a performance that left him “fuming”. City were booed off by the Valley Parade crowd
YOU might have spotted billboards like this one up in different locations across Bradford. The anti-Brexit billboards have been organised by campaign group Led By Donkeys. Founded by four dads back in January, the crowdfunded campaign takes
AFTER waiting four weeks to get back out onto the pitch following a 4-1 home win, Silsden played out a 0-0 draw with 1874 Northwich in the North West Counties League premier division. Three blank Saturdays and a postponement meant that the Cobbydalers
THACKLEY remain 13th in the Northern Counties East League premier division - but are now 15 points clear of the drop zone after a hard-earned 4-2 win over basement boys Goole AFC. There was a Dennyboys debut for Bradford City Academy player Jorge
FARSLEY Celtic extended their lead at the summit of the Evo-Stik League Premier Division with a comfortable 3-0 victory at Bamber Bridge. The Preston-based outfit are mid-table but Roses derby clashes are always difficult and the Celts had to work
A 90TH-minute equaliser denied Bradford (Park Avenue) victory at Southport as the hosts came back from 2-0 down. The score had also finished 2-2 when the sides met in National League North at Horsfall before Christmas. And while Avenue stretched
THE Bradford CAMRA branch has announced its 'Pub of the Year' winners. North Parade's Record Cafe was named the overall winner and Inner Bradford Pub of the Year. It opened in November 2014 as a record shop offering food and drink, specialising
A PRIMARY school in Ilkley has been visited by Yorkshire Water and Yorkshire Wildlife Trust to promote reducing water wastage. The 'Soak it Up' workshop at Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School taught pupils about the importance of water sustainability
Yorkshire Division One: Keighley 26 Beverley 13 NOT many Keighley fans were feeling optimistic ahead of their home match against fourth-placed Beverley in Yorkshire Division One. After all, Keighley, who are only 10 points above the relegation
It was yet another day to forget in this increasingly desperate season for City as they slumped to a 4-1 defeat at home to Blackpool. Here are T&A chief sports writer Simon Parker's player ratings and game review. MAN OF THE MATCH Few
THE opening date for Bradford's new TJ Hughes store has been confirmed. The shop, in the Kirkgate Shopping Centre, will officially open its doors on April 11 at 10am. TJ Hughes set to return to Bradford at Kirkgate Shopping Centre
A STOLEN car has been recovered by police. PC Martin Willis shared this picture and said the car was stopped in Bradford last night. One person is in custody and the vehicle has been recovered.
A MAN was taken to hospital with smoke inhalation after leaving food unattended on the hob. Firefighters were called to Kennedy House, Keighley, at around 4.20am this morning. The man had fallen asleep and was alerted by his smoke detector
LITTER was cleared by members of St Matthew's Church in Bankfoot on the first of three clean-ups as part of the Great Bradford Spring Clean. They joined council wardens on a litterpick at the end of Scholes Street, Bankfoot, which is often plagued
"CANCER has no colours". That's the inspirational message as huge stars from the football and sporting world unite to rally around in a show of support for a young Apperley Bridge man diagnosed with blood cancer. Marcus Rashford, John Stones,
BRADFORD Cathedral is celebrating its 100th year by holding an open day. On Saturday June 15 the iconic building will host activities, talks and sessions aimed at showcasing everything the Cathedral does and how Bradfordians can get involved with
A YOUTH homelessness charity which works in Bradford is encouraging people to give more than a gift this Mother's Day. Centrepoint's New Baby Box virtual gift can provide homeless young mothers with vital products that they may not be able to afford
FANCY a challenge this summer? Why not take in the spectacular sights from Yorkshire's Three Peaks while raising money for children and young people. Martin House Hospice Care is inviting people from across the region to sign up for the challenge
AWARD-WINNING Bradford artist and author Simone Malik has a potentially fascinating family link to royalty, and she is determined to get the story out there. She states that the story of her connection to the Indian Royal Mughal Dynasty, who constructed
PLANS to demolish a fire station and build a new Co-Op store in its place will go before Councillors for a second time next week. A decision on the plans for the former Haworth Fire Station site at the junction of Bridgehouse Lane and Station Road
THEIR squad list reads like a Who’s Who of screen and sport. Since launching 18 months ago, the Supporting Charities Football Club - comprising a number of celebrity signings - has raised more than £16,000 for worthy causes. Chris Moralee, from
A PIONEERING Bradford doctor who created acid-proof make-up in a bid to confront the vile crime of acid attacks will share her story at a festival later this year. Dr Almas Ahmed, who hails from Manningham, first revealed her life-changing invention
A SERIES of traffic orders around Valley Parade, including match day parking restrictions, will be discussed by Councillors on Wednesday. Proposed new orders would include parking bans when Bradford City Football Club have a home game, and would
‘BLOKEFEST’ is making its debut up North. Now in its eighth year, the major singing festival for men, renamed ‘BlokeFest Up North’ for its venture to Ilkley in June - involves more than 100 men singing together. BlokeFest Founder, Chris Samuel
Rock SEVEN-PIECE band Bulsara And His Queenies are described as a Queen tribute act with a difference. The Yorkshire-based band has twice headlined the Official Freddie Mercury Birthday Party, a fundraising event for the charity set up by Brian
WHEN Bradford Synagogue was built, in 1881, its founding rabbi was Dr Joseph Stroud. Last week six generations of his family were represented at the synagogue, joining Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, for a service. The Royal visit recognised the
A COACH driver from Bradford is hoping to highlight new laws regarding littering from a vehicle, after suffering a hefty fine for actions out of his control. Zahid Hussain, 65, from Ascot Drive in Horton Bank Top, runs Ascot Travel, an executive
Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust is inviting staff and members of the public to attend its monthly Board meeting. Board meetings are an opportunity for members of the public to hear more about the Trust’s work and its plans. Paul Hogg
A DRUGGED-UP driver who injured four people when he smashed into three vehicles during a high-speed police chase in heavy traffic was jailed for 16 months. The case at Bradford Crown Court prompted Judge Jonathan Rose to again call for the maximum
