BRADFORD Bulls grabbed a dramatic 34-34 draw against Swinton Lions in the Betfred Championship today. Here's Bill Marshall's match facts and player ratings from the contest at Odsal. Man of the match: Sam Hallas: Won a penalty when he came on
THERE was an incredible atmosphere for Bradford City's friendly against Liverpool at Valley Parade yesterday, as the two clubs raised thousands of pounds for the Darby Rimmer MND Foundation. Fans chatted about their memories of Stephen Darby in
TOM Kohler-Cadmore and Harry Brook posted their first Specsavers County Championship centuries of the season as Yorkshire piled the pressure on leaders Somerset at Emerald Headingley with a first-innings 520 and then early wickets after tea. At
Bradford Bulls 34 Swinton Lions 34 THE ICC World Cup final, the men's singles final at Wimbledon and the British Grand Prix at Silverstone may have been counter-attractions, as was a sold-out Bradford City v Liverpool, but there can have been no
CITY 1 LIVERPOOL 3 THE Human League will never sound the same again. Is it ever possible to listen to that tune without personalising the lyrics to “Stephen Darby baby”? As Darby appeared once again at a chock-full Valley Parade, it reverberated
KEIGHLEY Cougars moved three points clear of West Wales Raiders a 50-18 victory in the Betfred League One basement battle at Cougar Park. The Cougars were celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Pride movement and capped of a day of festivities
5:53pm That’s all from today’s live blog, although I’ll try and pop the pre-match Facebook Live in soon. Hope you’
THE top three teams all had emphatic wins as the battle for promotion continues to hot up in All Rounder Cricket Bradford Premier League Championship Two. Leaders Carlton defeated Hunslet Nelson by eight wickets, second-placed Yeadon crushed Hopton
BANKFOOT were made to fight hard for their two-wicket win over Gomersal which keeps them at the top of Championship One. Once again, their skipper James Lee (4-31) and spinner Andrew Stothart (4-38) impressed with the ball as Gomersal were bowled
LEADERS Woodlands overcame an early scare as they returned to winning ways with a comfortable 133-run All Rounder Cricket Bradford Premier League Premier Division win over bottom team Methley. Such an outcome seemed unlikely when Woodlands were
GUISELEY lost out to EFL opposition for the second time in three days after they were beaten by League Two Scunthorpe United. The Lions, who lost to Championship side Leeds United last Thursday, suffered a 2-0 loss to Paul Hurst's side at Nethermoor
A YOUNG people’s art group based at the Impressions Gallery have created their own event to tackle plastic pollution and the effect it is having on the environment. The New Focus group, based at the City Park art gallery, will hold the Teentastic
BRADFORD Cathedral will be welcoming Graham Thorpe to the team in August as the new sub organist and assistant director of music. The role involves attending the rehearsals and services at which the Cathedral Choir is singing, contributing by playing
EXPERIENCED defender Ryan Cresswell has signed for Bradford (Park Avenue). The 31-year-old has made more than 270 appearances for clubs including Southend United, Northampton Town, Bury, Eastleigh and Fleetwood Town. Cresswell also made 41 appearances
CITY have announced their squad numbers for the new season. A total of 25 members of the Bantams' first-team squad, including their 10 summer signings, have been handed numbers, with a host of changes made. Joe Riley has vacated the number two
HARVEY Hallas has signed for Keighley Cougars until the end of this season. The popular prop has secured a deal with Rhys Lovegrove's side following his release from Betfred Championship side Dewsbury Rams. Hallas returned to Cougars on a one-month
BRADFORD College has launched new training courses combining science and PE teaching to tackle teacher shortages. The Secondary Science with PE course is the only course of its type in Yorkshire. The one year, full time course starts in September
YORKSHIRE and Humber residents have admitted that they wish they had been taught more about personal finance at school. Digital wealth manager, Nutmeg, conducted a study that looked into the issue of poor financial education in schools across the
RESIDENTS at an Otley care home are enjoying new gazebos thanks to local Freemasons. The Royal Wharfedale Masonic Lodge was asked if it could contribute towards the purchase of a gazebo for Teal Beck Care Home, and donated £1,000. The Lodge’s Charity
A NEW YouGov poll shows 64% of adults in the Yorkshire and Humber region are not saving for future care home fees and have no plans to – the highest proportion of any UK region. The survey, commissioned by leading national law firm Irwin Mitchell
EXASPERATED business owners are reporting that workers stealing office supplies is on the rise - with toilet paper and printer ink the most commonly swiped items. Protecting.co.uk, a health and safety software company, reported some office managers
LOCAL societies have triumphed at the amateur theatre “Oscars”. The Wharfedale Festival of Theatre drew 26 entries in various categories - 10 for Drama (Adults), five for Youth and Schools, six for Pantomimes (Adults) and five for Musicals (Adults
IN the latest in our series highlighting some of Bradford's old pubs, Paul Jennings, author of Bradford Pubs and The Local: A History of the English Pub, looks at the Ring 'O' Bells. "The Ring 'O' Bells at the foot of Bolton Road was another old
ADIL Rashid produced arguably his best performance of the Cricket World Cup in Thursday's semi-final against Australia, and the Bradford leg-spinner is out to bowl England to the trophy today. Rashid, who grew up in Heaton, took 3-54 against the
JOE McFadden has fond memories of Bradford. "It's where I learned to ride a motorbike," he says, recalling his time as PC Joe Mason in ITV's much-loved Sixties police drama Heartbeat. This summer Joe is back in Bradford, in a very different role
PEOPLE have been flocking to City Park this weekend to sample the music, activities, food and drink on offer at Bradford Festival. There are 21 music acts, 20 street theatre shows, three dance pieces and 15 workshops for people to enjoy from Friday
FIREFIGHTERS have spoken of the dangers faced during a series of moor fires over Easter. At a meeting of West Yorkshire Fire Authority's Community Safety Committee yesterday members were given a presentation on the fires that ravaged Ilkley Moor
A DANGER driver who dragged a police officer along the road when he tried to remove his car keys has been spared an immediate prison sentence. Triston Japhet panicked when he was stopped after leaving a nightclub and drove off while the officer
BRADFORD’S top judge warned criminals who set up large-scale cannabis farms in the district that the police and the community are on to them after two big grows worth £200,000 were busted in one day. Judge Jonathan Durham Hall QC jailed two Albanian
A man has been jailed after he smashed into a parked vehicle during a police chase while he was banned from driving and twice the legal alcohol limit. Liam Pemberton, 29, was seen doing 100mph in a 30 zone on Woodside Road, Wyke, at 11.15pm on
