GUISELEY bounced back from a 4-2 defeat at home to Alfreton with a 4-1 victory at Blyth Spartans. The prolific Aaron Martin helped himself to another brace as the Lions claimed fifth spot in National League North. A lovely low finish from Lee
THERE was not much to be gleaned from City’s pre-season friendly at Bradford (Park Avenue). A mix-and-match side had eventually triumphed on penalties to settle a low-key contest. But Gary Bowyer was buoyant at the quality of Connor Wood’s crossing
A GIRL aged 18 died this morning after overdosing on drugs while at a nightclub, police have announced. The girl had collapsed at The Warehouse nightclub in Leeds, and was taken to Leeds General Infirmary by ambulance at around 3.18am. She
UPWARDS of 1,000 people, ranging from toddlers to the eldest generation, have attended at protest this afternoon over tensions in Kashmir. The gathering was held in protest of India's treatment of the disputed area of Kashmir, which have come to
DRAMATIC photos show the aftermath of a crash in a narrow road in Bingley, believed to be after a police chase. The photos, from Saturday, August 24, show a white Volkswagen Golf which has sustained serious damage in Beckfoot Lane, Bingley, close
BRITAIN is basking in record-breaking temperatures after the Met Office said highs of 28.6C (83.5F) made it the hottest late-August Bank Holiday of all tim. Tibenham Airfield in Norfolk reached the temperature at 11am on Monday, passing the 28.2C
A mother-of-two says she is still planning to holiday in a Skegness caravan despite winning £10,000 every month for the next 30 years on the National Lottery. Vicky Mitchell, 42, and her partner of 18 years, Adam Fry, 38, admitted their only car-buying
Bolton face liquidation later this week unless a deal to buy the club which collapsed over the weekend can be resurrected at the 11th hour. Wanderers had been given until 5pm on Tuesday by the EFL for a takeover to be completed or face having their
Bradford City fell at the first hurdle in the FA Women's National League Cup determining round after a 1-0 defeat at fellow Division One North side Liverpool Feds. In searing heat on a heavy 3G pitch, City started brightly, but the first significant
THE destruction of a historic cricket club pavilion in Ilkley at the weekend was "shocking and disturbing", MP John Grogan has said. Mr Grogan, MP for Keighley and Ilkley said the fire which ripped through the building at Olicanian Cricket Club
ALEX WHARF reckons that laughter is definitely the best medicine after a memorial match for his dad Derek at Buttershaw St Paul’s. A chuckle or a chortle was never far away in the 30 overs per side game between a 1980s team captained by Paul Kane
ROSS Peltier hopes Bulls can give Odsal 'the send-off it deserves' on Sunday. Bradford host Sheffield in their final home Championship game of the season - and following the shock decision to leave their home since 1934, it also represents their
A POLICE chase which started in Leeds and went through Bradford ended in a crash in Hipperholme earlier this morning. The vehicle, a silver Volkswagen Passat, failed to stop for police in Leeds and a pursuit began towards Bradford. At some
A MAN will have to face his day in court after being stopped in Bradford last night while driving on false plates. The driver was pulled over by police in Tong Street at around 11pm yesterday in an old light blue Audi. The vehicle was found
BRADFORD firefighters were led on a wild goose chase last night, as they rescued the bird which had gotten trapped down an eight-foot drop. The crew from Fairweather Green were called to Chellow Dene reservoir in Allerton at 8.20pm after receiving
POLICE are appealing for help to find a 16-year-old boy from Bradford who has been missing since the end of July. Kieran Plowright, 16, was last seen in the Listerhills area of the city on July 31, and police are concerned for his welfare.
NEW life has been breathed into a 1947 Field Marshall Series 2 tractor which has been sitting in a barn in Bolton Abbey for several decades. The tractor, built in Gainsborough and owned by the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, was restored for them
ELEVEN youngsters got creative in a fun family challenge organised by construction training staff from Incommunities. The school holiday activity aimed to give relatives of the housing group’s staff a flavour of some of the building skills needed
IT'S TIME to vote in the the Telegraph & Argus's new competition to find the best café in the district. We want you to nominate your favourite hangout, whether it's because of their perfectly roasted coffee, selection of tea, delicious food or
LOCAL handspinners, weavers and dyers will be showing off their skills at a Bradford museum next month. Each year, handspinners take to the streets and other public areas on the third Saturday of September to share their craft in public. To celebrate
TWO Bradford organisations which work to support the mental health of young people have received a funding boost. The Department of Health and Social Care has awarded Family Action Bradford nearly £170,000 and Sharing Voices nearly £100,000.
A YOUTH project aimed at building skills in young people has been creating a ‘bug hotel’. Over the summer Pudsey In Bloom has been working with ‘Team Jackman’, a group of young people aged 16 to 17 as part of a National Citizens Service challenge
THE LIFE of Patrick Bronte will be celebrated in song next month during two concerts in Haworth. Brontë writer John Hennessy is organising the events to raise money for the Haworth Parish Church rewiring fund and the Brontë Parsonage Museum.
A GOVERNMENT inspector has highlighted the importance of Bradford’s towering mill chimneys to the district’s heritage and character. Like many Yorkshire towns and cities, Bradford is peppered with landmark chimneys that hearken back to the days
HIGH levels of harmful emissions were found in wards at the Bradford Royal Infirmary, prompting the hospital to overhaul its car parking system. The details have been revealed in a planning application to Bradford Council seeking permission for
A MAN told police he would “stab up” people who had been causing problems outside his home. Colin Beetham, 54, of Queens Road, Crossflatts, appeared before Bradford Crown Court, via video link, to be sentenced for possession of a bladed article
PLANS to turn a 180 year old pub into housing have been submitted to Bradford Council. The Burlington Arms on Market Street, in Keighley town centre, shut last year after the licensees retired. The former Timothy Taylor run drinking hole has
CHILDREN from the district are taking part in a professional production of the ballet Swan Lake. The three youngsters from Keighley’s Sara Packham Theatre School will perform with English Youth Ballet at the Grand Opera House in York next month
A FLEDGLING Keighley fighter under the tutelage of boxing legend Ricky Hatton hopes to move a step closer to turning professional next month. Ibrahim 'Ibby' Nadim will go before the central area council of the British Boxing Board of Control on
CITY must wait to find out if there will be any repercussions for the scenes that followed their first loss of the season. Players from both sides rushed towards the tunnel area after referee Andy Haines blew the final whistle in Forest Green’s
