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  • Major crime unit slashed by almost half since 2010

    WEST Yorkshire Police’s major crime unit has lost almost half its officers since 2010, new figures suggest. Data released after a Freedom of Information request by the Labour Party shows that the number of police working in the unit has fallen

  • Picture gallery: Bantams return to pre-season training

    THE new-look Bantams returned to pre-season training at their Woodhouse Grove School base in Apperley Bridge. Check out our selection of pictures by photographer Thomas Gadd as City began their preparations for the League Two campaign.

  • Division Three leaders Skipton CI blast Thornton

    DIVISION Three leaders Skipton CI were in cracking form on their travels to Thornton. They rattled up 209-8 in their overs led by skipper Martin Chisnall (53) and Rob Cockell and Sam Smith 39 apiece leading the way as Mark Laycock (4-66) and Ian

  • Coffee 'could help you slim'

    DRINKING coffee could help boost weight loss, researchers say. Experts found that drinking a cup of coffee can stimulate "brown fat", which burns calories to generate body heat. Professor Michael Symonds, from the School of Medicine at the University

  • Cloned van seized in Cottingley after whole host of offences

    A SUSPECT van which was seen in Bingley this morning did not take long to resurface in Cottingley, where it was soon discovered to be in breach of the law over a number of road offences. Traffic officer, PC Johnson, confirmed on Twitter that, after

  • School's mental health campaign scoops major prize

    A BRADFORD school has picked up a national award for its campaign to promote happiness and wellbeing among it students and staff. Bradford Grammar School picked up the Engagement Campaign of the Year prize from the Institute of Development Professionals

  • Otley stay top, and Horsforth edges Rawdon in thriller

    OTLEY remained top of the Aire-Wharfe League with a comprehensive 114-run victory at home against Collingham and Linton on Saturday. Otley won the toss and chose to bat, and after they found themselves 55-4, a tremendous fifth-wicket partnership

  • £1 million lottery boost for Odeon development

    THE redevelopment of the former Odeon cinema into a live music venue has been boosted by a £1 million Lottery grant. A £959,500 grant announced yesterday will see The National Lottery Heritage Fund act as expert advisers to Bradford Live - the group

  • PICTURE OF THE DAY: Psychedelic Sixties

    ANTHONY J HILL posted these images taken at the Haworth 1960s weekend. We love the bright colours and the expression on the musician's face. Anthony receives a free print of his favourite picture thanks to Bradford Camera Exchange. Would you

  • University nursing apprenticeships praised by Ofsted

    A RECENT Ofsted inspection has found the nursing apprenticeships programme at the University of Bradford is making "reasonable progress" since being created in January 2018. The University currently has 95 apprentices working towards a Level 5 apprenticeship

  • New gardening project helps school become more sustainable

    PUPILS at one Shipley school have been getting their green fingers dirty in helping to build a community fruit and vegetable patch. The Blooming Marvellous Horticultural Project is being run at High Crags Primary Leadership Academy in partnership

  • Avenue Women join new league in next chapter for club

    BRADFORD (Park Avenue) Women will do battle in pastures new next season. The side have moved into a new league in anticipation of the coming campaign, after 10 years of residency in the West Riding County Premier Division. Avenue put in an application

  • Experienced centre-back joins Guiseley

    NEW Guiseley signing, centre-back Hamza Bencherif, is looking forward to using his experience to help bring on the club's many young players. The former Algerian under-20 international joins a Guiseley squad with youngsters such as Scott Smith and

  • Whitcombe back to school for top award

    A KEIGHLEY-born Leicester Tigers ace returned to his school to pick up an award. James Whitcombe was presented with the eponymous Burnhill Cup to Year 13 pupils at Woodhouse Grove in Apperley Bridge by school alumni and rugby legend Steve Burnhill

  • Wanted man runs straight into arms of Bradford West officers

    A MAN wanted by police for over a month proved the architect of his own downfall last night, as he accidentally handed himself in to Bradford West officers. He had been wanted since May 21 in connection with a serious threats incident and in trying

  • Bradford driver in hired Audi reported for no insurance

    A DRIVER using a hire car in Bradford has been reported for having no insurance. The Audi in question was being driven in an anti-social manner and after the vehicle was located shortly afterwards, the lack of insurance was discovered and the vehicle

  • Safeguarding week begins in Bradford

    BRADFORD Safeguarding Boards has launched a week of activities to focus on the work undertaken by Bradford Council and other partner organisations to safeguard children, young people. Safeguarding Week runs from today until Friday and raises awareness

  • Councillor says cycle lanes are 'worst I've come across'

    A COUNCILLOR has described cycle lanes in part of the District as the worst he has ever come across. The cycle lanes on North Street in Keighley town centre were particularly singled out for criticism when members of Bradford Council’s Keighley

  • Bradford Bulls 24 Halifax 20: Game guide and player ratings

    After two defeats to Halifax over the last month, Bulls got their revenge with a crucial Championship victory. The 24-20 success at Odsal gave their top-five play-off bid a big shot in the arm. Check out our player ratings and game guide.

  • O'Connor can't wait to gel with City's new boys

    PAUDIE O'Connor says he can't wait to get to know his fellow arrivals in a new-look City defence. Gary Bowyer has been busy recruiting from front to back as City gear up to begin life in League Two when they entertain Cambridge United on August

  • Jail for banned driver who drove straight at police car

    A BANNED driver who forced a police officer to steer sharply out of the way when he drove straight at his patrol car has been jailed for six months. Hassan Khan, 21, was spotted jumping into the driver’s seat of a Seat Leon parked on Scotchman Road