FORMER West Indies fast bowler Fidel Edwards claimed a superb 5-49 as Yorkshire were bowled out for 181 during a dominant opening day for second-placed Hampshire at Emerald Headingley. Edwards, 37, bounded in from the Kirkstall Lane End on a day
SKIPTON's Filmore & Union cafe has closed after the firm went into administration. Specialising in health-inspired neighbourhood catering, it first opened its doors in Petergate, York, in 2012 and at its height had 17 centres. But at the start
A SKIPTON Golf Club member is ready to battle some of the game's best amateur men at a prestigious event this week. Max Berrisford has made history by qualifying for The Brabazon Trophy, one of England Golf’s major championships and arguably the
THE matinee performance of Matthew Bourne's Romeo and Juliet could not go ahead at The Alhambra on Saturday. In a statement, Bradford Theatres said: "Due to sudden last minute illness, today's matinee performance of Romeo and Juliet has had to be
VOTERS in Yorkshire and the Humber overwhelmingly backed Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party in a dramatic set of European election results. John Longworth, Lucy Harris and Jake Pugh have become Brexit Party MEPs - and will represent the region alongside
BRADFORD'S Dean Harrison got his Isle of Man TT campaign off to a great start with the fastest lap time on the opening day of qualifying. Harrison won the Supersport crown last year and continued where he left off with a best lap of 126.09mph, out
A FLY-PAST from a Hawker Hurricane will be among the highlights of a 1940s weekend. The annual event will return to Brighouse on Saturday, June 1 and Sunday, June 2 and is expected to draw in massive crowds from across the region and beyond.
ANFIELD has put itself in pole position to retain Super League's Magic Weekend for 2020, according to chief executive Robert Elstone. Super League bosses gambled on moving the annual two-day event from Newcastle, which set the crowd record during
BRADFORD Bulls and Keighley Albion both progressed to the third round of the Coral Women's Challenge Cup in emphatic style. Bulls romped to a 56-0 win at the RAF as Amy Hardcastle led the way with five tries. Bailey Alexander and Olivia Wood
JANUARY 1989: CITY 1 (Mitchell 43) TOTTENHAM 0 AS SPURS head towards their first appearance in a Champions League final, let’s turn the clock back to a time when they were sent tumbling at Valley Parade. While not a patch on the Mauricio Pochettino
BULLS have confirmed that head of youth John Bastian is leaving Bulls to join Super League Hull Kingston Rovers. Bastian has been a key figure in developing the club's highly-rated Academy since arriving at Odsal at the end of the 2014 season.
A ROBBERY suspect was found in an 'El Chapo-inspired hole' by police. The male was described as Bradford West's 'most wanted'. The area's Neighbourhood Policing Team said: "Team 1 made multiple enquiries around the Allerton area searching for
TWO children were rescued by firefighters last night after falling at Baildon Bank. Fire engines from Shipley and Bingley attended, along with an aerial platform from Bradford, Cleckheaton's Technical Rescue Unit and a specialist technical rescue
A FOUR-day walk staged to spotlight mental health and the support available across the district stopped-off in Keighley. The walkers called at Project 6 and Roshni Ghar in the town during the marathon stint, organised by Mind in Bradford to coincide
THE Brexit Party enjoyed a massive surge in support from voters in Yorkshire and the Humber during the European elections - but the results illustrate how split the region is on leaving the EU. Brexit Party candidates John Longworth, Lucy Elizabeth
The Conservatives were routed by Nigel Farage's Brexit Party in a dramatic set of European election results. The Tories dropped to just 9% of the vote in England and Wales and appear on course for their worst ever national election share once the
Two Bradford takeaways previously given a zero rating for food hygiene have cleaned up their act. The Odsal Takeaway, on Smith Avenue, BD6, has been reinspected and given a rating of 4 - the second highest possible. And Clayton's Catch on Clayton
SHIPLEY Area School Uniform Bank is expanding. The initiative, which recycles uniforms from more than 20 schools in Shipley, Baildon, Windhill and Wrose, was set up last year by Shipley mum-of-three Dawn Coleman (pictured). With the support
“INVESTIGATIVE works” to a historic bridge will be carried out to see how it might be impacted by major new flood alleviation works. Leeds City Council is in the process of a multi million pound project to reduce flooding risks in the district,
THE owners of a new classic rock bar feel there’s no better time to turn Bradford into the Paradise City of live music. Nightrain, inspired by the Guns N’ Roses anthem, is the brain child of rock fans Chris Dove, Andy Kettle and Keith Tempest.
PLANS to replace the roof of a fire damaged warehouse have been approved to Bradford Council. Work can now begin to repair the building on Vulcan Street, Dudley Hill, which is part of John Sylvester Ltd - a company that creates fasteners and plastics
ROTARIANS from the Netherlands took to the rails during a visit to the district. The 14-strong party enjoyed a trip aboard the Haworth Haddock on the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, which runs through Bronte country. It was followed by dancing
SPORTS CARS, limousines, buses and even ambulances were among nearly 7,000 vehicles seized by Bradford police last year - an average of 19 a day. And selling some of them off at auction netted £1.3 million for police funds and charities in the
STEVE Patterson admits that while being extremely pleased with Yorkshire’s start to their Specsavers County Championship campaign with two wins and a draw, there is one area highlighted for improvement - to be ahead of the game from the off. The
FEATHERSTONE 42 BULLS 4 DANE Chisholm turned out to be the best man again as he left the Bulls in the bridesmaids role after their heaviest loss of the year. The maverick Australian, who left Odsal last month after jetting off mid-season to a
CITY have not received a single approach for any of their contracted players. Chief executive Julian Rhodes anticipates a summer of “wheeling and dealing” as Gary Bowyer looks to remould the squad for next season in League Two. Owner Stefan Rupp
Bulls were well beaten at Featherstone as Rovers gained revenge for two narrow defeats in a 42-4 victory at Post Office Road. Check out T&A sports writer Simon Parker's player ratings and game guide. Man of the match Ross Oakes kept
