FIREFIGHTERS were called to a large fire in the open near Ogden Water this evening. Crews from Halifax, Bingley and Slaithwaite were called to the scene at Ogden Lane, Causeway Foot, at around 7.20pm. The fire was in an area measuring 200
A HUGE fire on Ilkley Moor which began this afternoon is raging on into the evening, sending shockwaves across the county. Firefighters were called to the White Wells area at around 3.11pm and are still working to bring the blaze under control.
“THAT’S just like our old kitchen!” On a visit to York's Castle Museum, my parents were astonished to come across a close replica of the kitchen that formed the hub of our home throughout the 1970s. With its Formica units and linoleum floor,
SIX children disappear from Baildon under mysterious circumstances. Five years later they reappear, but no one knows where they have been and strange things start to happen. The eerie scenario plays out in Abduction, a story created by Bradford
AFTER hours tackling a major blaze on Ilkley Moor, firefighters are now beginning to withdraw from the scene, West Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service has confirmed. Fourteen fire engines were in attendance at the height of the fire in the White Wells
FAMILIES have taken advantage of the Bank Holiday weekend's fantastic weather to enjoy some Easter-themed fun. Keighley's Cliffe Castle Museum and Park hosted a 'cracking' egg hunt - with a difference. Bracewell the dragon, the museum's mascot
THERE are reports of more fires at a Bradford wildlife haven which concerned residents say is falling victim to vandals. A Telegraph & Argus reader, who asked not to be named, got in touch to say firefighters had arrived at Pity Beck, off Thornton
A MOTORBIKE stolen from Leeds was found in Bradford after an eagle-eyed member of the public reported it to police. The bike had been seen in the Thorpe Edge area. PC Sam Brown, who is a part of the Bradford East Neighbourhood Policing Team
OFFICERS in West Yorkshire had to force their way into a vehicle today to rescue a dog. Inspector David Harland, of West Yorkshire Police, tweeted about the incident, though it's not known exactly where it happened. He said: "Officers have
A DEVELOPMENT of shop and flats could soon be built in a city Conservation Area if new plans are approved. A planning application to build a shop and 27 apartments on a car park in Sunbridge Road was submitted to Bradford Council this week.
THIS stolen van has been recovered by police today. PC Sam Johnson shared this picture and said: "Suspected cloned van seen Saltaire and eventually stopped on A650. "Confirmed stolen by means of burglary. Occupants dealt with and van recovered
THERE has been an increase of more than a quarter of applications from local secondary schools and colleges for places at the University of Bradford. The increase follows a campaign run by the university to get more young people from Bradford into
POLICE are appealing for information after a man was seriously injured in an incident early today. At 3.27am today police were called to Haley Hill, Halifax, where a 20-year-old man had been seriously injured in a crash with a car which had left
THERE will be no news on this year's Bingley Music Live until after the Easter weekend, Bradford Council has said. It still remains unclear what the fate of this coming Summer's festival is. 'Late decisions' over Bingley Music Live 2018
NHS Blood and Transplant is appealing to blood donors to make appointments to donate in Bradford. The venue to give blood at is the Bradford Donor Centre, Kenburgh House on 28a Manor Row The opening hours are: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday (11am
BRADFORD Council’s Museums and Galleries have teamed up with Olympus Cameras to create a new photographic tour at a Bradford museum. Staff at Bradford Industrial Museum will give visitors a tour of the building where they will have the opportunity
The MX-5 is the best selling two-seat sports car in the world – and it’s not hard to see why. It’s available for an affordable price, it’s good-looking and is hugely enjoyable to drive. And the latest version of Mazda’s little gem is even better
A LEADING sight loss charity is calling for volunteers to help run a Bradford-based support group for people with macular disease. The Macular Society is appealing for anyone living locally who would be willing to give up some of their time to
A MAN has applied for permission to sell gin and tonics during this year’s Northowram Scarecrow Festival. But it has attracted an objection from Calderdale Council’s Environmental Health department and the application will be considered by councillors
A DEVELOPMENT of homes in Oxenhope could "cause appreciable harm" to the village, planners have claimed. An application to build two houses on land off Shaw Lane was refused by Bradford Council this week. Planning officers refused the scheme, by
MISS Hannigan is the villain children love to hate. She’s bitter, spiteful and has no time for kids, despite being in charge of an orphanage full of them. She’s a scheming con artist, no stranger to the gin bottle, and will prey on anyone to make a
Is your wallet always empty? Here are a few ways to change your mindset and embrace saving once and for all. Are you a saver or a spender? According to new research, one in five of us think of ourselves as a spender, while two in five favour saving
A LONG empty site in Bingley is finally on the verge of being re-developed after plans for a retirement village were approved. The former auction mart site on the outskirts of the town centre has been vacant for over 20 years, and last year retirement
AN exhibition highlighting the extent of plastic pollution in the oceans will premier at a Bradford Gallery. Our Plastic Ocean, by international award winning photographer Mandy Barker, will be on display at Impressions Gallery in City Park before
JORDAN Lilley insists the Bulls squad is raring to go ahead of a crucial month of fixtures – the half-back excited by the burgeoning relationship with rising star Rowan Milnes. The half-back pairing have starred as John Kear’s side have seen off
MOST people assume the busy Easter period starts with yesterday's game at Halifax, but for us it started last Sunday with the game against Featherstone Rovers. This is the first game of four and that’s why some selections were as they were. After
THREE quarters of adults in Yorkshire think tech companies should face criminal sanctions for failures to keep children safe on their sites, a new NSPCC survey1 has revealed. The survey, carried out by the child protection charity, found that 73
A PENSIONER aged 77 has been warned by a judge that he could die in prison after he was convicted of a string of “horrendous” sexual offences committed against children as young as seven over a period of 30 years. David Bolton - who shouted “p*ss
