FOOTAGE has emerged on social media of a member of staff at a Bradford school allegedly assaulting a pupil. The video, said to have been taken at Laisterdyke Leadership Academy, shows the pair walking down a corridor. Star Academies, which
UNISON members have voted to take further strike action at Bradford NHS Trust from next week. More than 300 staff who work in the Estates and Facilities department of Bradford NHS Trust have voted to strike from next Thursday, August 1. This
THREE unanswered tries in the second half saw Wigan snatch victory from Bradford Bulls in a tight Women's Super League clash at Odsal. A strong first-half showing saw the Bulls Women head into the sheds 10-6 to the good courtesy of Sarah Dunn and
RAWDON had the upset of the day when they beat Aire-Wharfe League leaders Otley by 32 runs on Saturday. Rawdon skipper Andrew Duckworth won the toss and chose to bat, as he and Henry Scanlan got the home side off to steady start. Duckworth scored
A MAN is to appear in court over a "large scale disorder" in Bradford city centre. Police were called to Sackville Street at 3.30am on Sunday morning following reports of disorder on the street. Rohann Akhtar, 20, of New Hey Road, Bradford
NUMBERS were well down on normal for the second novice and beginner's trial on the Yeadon-Guiseley club's calendar at Emmotts, Silsden. Dane Smith plotted a compact testing trial course with the tree-shrouded stream forming the backdrop for the
DIVERSIONS have been put in place in Apperley Bridge due to a flood defence survey at a listed bridge. The survey work, at Apperley Lane Bridge, started today and is expected to last four weeks. Flood risk manager at the Environment Agency, Adrian
December 2018: ROCHDALE 0 BRADFORD CITY 4 (Knight-Percival 23; O’Connor 48; Doyle pen 60; Miller 89) CITY’S phoney war of pre-season will finish at Rochdale on Saturday. As the fans look ahead to a fresh start under the much-changed regime
FANS got chance to meet City players at the club's annual open day at Valley Parade. There was a fantastic turnout as supporters - many decked out in the new home and away shirts - took the opportunity to have pictures taken with the squad and
PATROLS have been stepped up after shots were fired at a Bradford house over the weekend. The “extremely concerning” incident unfolded on Saturday night. Officers were called to a property in Belmont Avenue, Low Moor, at 10.20pm to reports of
IT’S TIME to dig out the deck chairs and take to the great outdoors for a summer dose of outdoor music. Bradford Concert Band is among a number of local bands bringing their lively sounds to parks across Leeds including Pudsey Park and Wharfemeadows
CROSSFLATTS are showing some mean form the more the season goes on in Mewies Solicitors Craven & District League Division One. They travelled to Sutton-in-Craven and, going first, walloped 276-9. Harris Harrison (72), Joe Greenwood (44) and Mohammad
A JURY has been sworn in to try a Bradford man in connection with an alleged shooting incident on the city’s Holme Wood estate. William Lowther, 47, denies attempting to murder Kevin Ruding and possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life
LEADERS Bingley Congs just held off Oakworth II to win by three runs in an exciting finish in Mewies Solicitors League Division Three. Ben Nattrass (42) and Jamie Teale (41) helped Congs to 196 as Nick Staton took 4-47. Oakworth had Bradley Powell
RECORDS went tumbling in a game between two Bradford-based sides in the Dales Council League on Saturday. New boys Interlink made an eye-watering 559-6 in their 45 overs at Muff Field in a clash between top and bottom, with opener Mohammed Memi
THE two Cowling Cup semi-final ties were contrasting when Bradley entertained Ingrow II at Matthew Lane and Embsay II took on Riddlesden at Shires Lane. Bradley batted first and amassed 213-5 in their 20 overs. Dave Hunt made 66, featuring eight
A community tree-planting project has started in Fairweather Green this week. Members of the local community are planting trees on grass verges along Park Hill Drive, Fairweather Green, in an attempt to tackle anti-social parking and benefit the
BRADFORD Industrial Museum is running its first ever photography competition, and the winner could find their work displayed alongside classic portraits in its popular Studio to Selfie portrait photography exhibition at the Bradford Council-run museum
MORE than 1,000 police suspects released under investigation in West Yorkshire have been waiting over a year for their cases to conclude, figures have revealed. A 2017 change in the law meant those suspected of crime could only be on bail without
JORDAN THOMPSON had only one word to describe Saturday’s Vitality Blast clash with Derbyshire. “Bittersweet.” Yorkshire were beaten at Chesterfield, a game in which all-rounder Thompson smashed 50 off 27 balls - his maiden first-team fifty in any
STRETCHES of the M62 motorway will be closed this week for maintenance work to take place. The first closure will take place tonight from 8pm until 6am tomorrow, on the westbound carriageway between Junction 28 for Tingley and Junction 27 for Gildersome
BRIGHOUSE will be hosting its next artisan market later this month offering locally made food and crafts for sale. It will be held on Sunday, July 28, from 10am to 4pm, in the town centre, offering a variety of fresh, good quality items from small
CHILDREN on their summer breaks have been given a galactic challenge. Bradford Libraries have launched this year’s Summer Reading Challenge, which runs for the length of the Summer holidays. This year the Space Chase Summer Reading Challenge,
AN investigation is continuing into a "disorder incident" in Bradford city centre in the early hours of Sunday morning. Officers were called to Westgate, at the junction of Sackville Street, at 3.30am reports of disorder on the street. A West
A WOMAN was seriously injured in a crash in the early hours of Sunday. It happened at around 3.54am on Allerton Lane, outside Edgefield. A West Yorkshire Police spokesperson said: "A Ford Fiesta was travelling along Allerton Lane towards the
JAMES Higgins hit an unbeaten 97 to steer East Bierley to a three-wicket win over Morley at South View Road to secure their place in the semi-finals of the Priestley Shield. He was supported by Rob Barker (46) and Liam Walsh (31) as East Bierley
DAN Revis hit his maiden All Rounder Cricket Bradford Premier League century as Bradford & Bingley returned to second place in the Premier Division with a 105-run win over Hanging Heaton. Revis struck a six and nine fours in an unbeaten 101 which
FIREFIGHTERS were called to a two-car crash at Hellfire Crossroads last night. It happened at around 8.40pm and involved a Fiat and a Kia. Fire crews helped one female from a car and she was taken to hospital by ambulance.
THIS nuisance bike was seized by Bradford police's Steerside team. Officers had received "numerous reports" about the motorbile in Peel Park. "Our officers attended and located the bike," the team said. "It had already been issued with
TWO people were taken to hospital suffering from smoke inhalation after a kitchen fire. Firefighters from Shipley and Bradford were called to Bolton Hall Road, Wrose, at around 1.50am this morning. A West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue spokesperson
REDEVELOPMENT plans for a long-empty Victorian warehouse have re-emerged, 13 years after a similar plan was approved. In 2006 proposals to turn 16-18 Mill Street into a development of 27 apartments was approved by Bradford Council. The large
RESIDENTS of a number of streets in Frizinghall have pleaded with Bradford Council to do something about parking around the area’s rail station. And their concerns will now be taken to West Yorkshire Combined Authority - the body responsible for
A PUBLICAN from Eldwick has vowed to make his pub an ode to the “hustling and bustling” taverns of days gone by. Adam Reay, who took over The Acorn just 10 weeks ago, has high hopes it will become the new “village community pub”. The general
A YOUNG man has spoken of his remarkable journey of recovery after falling from a hotel balcony in Magaluf and being told he would never walk again. Now over one year on, two operations later and after an intense period of rehabilitation, Josh
A BRADFORD youth organisation has been shortlisted for a national diversity award. Bradford Council’s Colours Youth Network has been shortlisted for the community organisation award category at the National Diversity Awards 2019. Over 28,000
UP to 75 homes could be built on the site of a former quarry in Brighouse following a planning bid. The scheme, by landowner Hard York Ltd, is for the 1.8 hectare disused Pond Quarry site at Lightcliffe Road, in the town. A hybrid application
A PLOT of land behind a former pub with planning permission for housing has sold at auction. Plans to build 10 homes on a plot of land off Leeds Road in Thackley were approved by Bradford Council in 2016, but the development never commenced.
COFFEE giant Starbucks will soon be opening its latest branch on the border of Bradford and Leeds. The company revealed plans to build a drive thru coffee shop on the former site of the Junction Hotel in Spring, and the application has now been
THE team behind proposals to pedestrianise a city centre street have pleaded their case before Bradford Council. Councillors were told that blocking off Market Street to traffic would be the latest piece of the jigsaw in the regeneration of the
YORK 25 BULLS 24 WHEN Joe Keyes nailed that after-the-hooter penalty on the Bulls’ debut in League One, it fired a rivalry that has burned brightly over two seasons. York had their revenge by the same breathless two-point margin at Odsal a few
York continued to hold the upper hand in their rivalry with Bulls as they clinched a dramatic 25-24 win at Bootham Crescent. Here is T&A chief sports writer Simon Parker's game guide and player ratings. Man of the match Steve Crossley
GARY Bowyer remains confident City’s current absentees will be fit and firing to start League Two. Jermaine Anderson, Shay McCartan, Paudie O’Connor and Zeli Ismail again sat out Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Wigan at Valley Parade. While Anderson
A ROBBER who threatened a Co-op supervisor with a Stanley knife when he tried to stop him stealing food from the store has been jailed for three years. Joshua Appleby pulled the weapon on Daniel Pelissier, saying: “You had better let me go,” during
MORE rail passengers must claim the compensation they are entitled to and send a message to train operators that reliability must keep improving say rail campaigners. Launching Make Delay Pay, a new campaign to encourage more passengers to claim
