GARY Bowyer fears Valley Parade is currently too big for some League Two officials. The City boss was critical of rookie Leigh Doughty’s performance in the 2-1 win over Northampton. The Bantams’ comeback was marred by a late red card for sub
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POLICE are appealing for the owner of two horses to contact them after they were found by officers. The two animals were found in Allerton Road today and officers from West Yorkshire Police's Bradford West team have urged the owner to come forward
The Scala is Skoda’s latest offering in the Focus-class hatchback segment – and there’s plenty to like about it. Good looking, spacious and offering generous equipment levels, it’s an honest and likeable four door family car. It’s also good to
THE University of Bradford has been nominated for two awards at the prestigious Times Higher Education Awards. Dubbed the ‘Oscars’ of higher education, the awards recognise talent and dedication across all aspects of university life. The first
A MAN has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after he was knocked over on Shipley Airedale Road. The 63-year-old was taken to Leeds General Infirmary after the crash at 8am on Saturday. The southbound road was shut by officers from
FOLLOWING last year’s success, Otley’s Open Town Crier Competition returns later this month to the town. The event takes place on Sunday, September 22, with town criers from across the country descending on Otley to be crowned the country’s loudest
Now closed our Remember When focus turns to this collection of pictures of Richard Dunn’s popular pool and slides, in its heyday.
I CAN remember the last time I felt a deep sense of grief. It was when my dear mother Kathleen passed away in October 2005. 'Nan', as my sisters and all her grandchildren referred to her, was a wonderful and kind matriarch who happened to be
ANOTHER concert featuring homegrown talent will is to raise funds for an extended display of Christmas lights in Wibsey village. “An Evening with the (Wibsey) Stars” will feature singer Bradley Johnson, who appeared on TV’s Let it Shine and more
COUNCILLORS have welcomed plans to rejuvenate "forgotten" Shipley and Keighley using the Government's new "Towns Fund" worth £3.6 billion. The towns will be granted a total of £25 million towards ambitious plans to transform their town’s economic
A FORMER Council run care home is still on the market after failing to sell at a property auction. The Holme View Care Home in the Holme Wood estate was shut in 2017, and has remained empty ever since. The 1,425 sq m property went under the
BUSTLING Victorian streets, jubilant VE Day celebrations, motorcycling at Odsal stadium and Eighties nightclub Blue Lace all appear in a remarkable film about Bradford life over a century. Bradford on Film, from the Yorkshire Film Archive, journeys
A CAREWORKER from Bingley who braved the shave in memory of lost loved ones has said they would all be "proud" to see her today. Joanne Gage, who lost her mother in law six years ago to cancer, was surrounded by friends, colleagues and family
A CYCLING conference aimed at women and girls is being held in Bradford to celebrate the Women Elite Road Race of the Yorkshire 2019 UCI Road World Championships starting in the district. The conference on September 19 from 9.30am to 4.30pm at the
A NATIONAL retail chain has been granted permission to install new signs on "one of Bradford's best surviving textile mill complexes." Toolstation has announced plans to install signage on a unit at Whetley Mill, off Thornton Road, in preparation
SPEAKERS at the Convention for the North and NP11 event have been announced. It will take place at the Magna Science Adventure Centre, Rotherham, on September 13 and will be hosted by broadcaster Steph McGovern. The event is intended to make
AN abandoned car linked to crime was seized in just one day of a major crackdown from Operation Steerside. Results from last Thursday, September 5 shows three cars were seized for no insurance, one car was seized for no tax and one Section 59 seizure
BINGLEY Weekender will officially return in 2020 with more than 1000 tickets already sold. Organisers announced the festival will be back for its second year, with early bird tickets on sale from yesterday morning. The new-look event took the
A POLICE application to protect its officers’ identities at an upcoming inquest into a motorway death crash have been thrown out by a senior Coroner. The pre-inquest review was held at Bradford Coroners’ Court into the death of Yasib Ali Mahboob
A MAN continued to pile rubbish in the yard of a house even after he was ordered to clean it up. Sirfraz Hussain will have to pay over £1,546 after a court found him guilty of repeatedly ignoring calls to clear waste, which included a sofa, rubble
A HOMEOWNER who refused to stick to planning rules will have to pay over £4,000 after being taken to court. Bradford Council has successfully prosecuted Taz Uddin - who repeatedly refused to cooperate and comply with planning enforcement actions
JOHN Kear has seen pretty much everything in a long and successful career in rugby league. But the scenes after the final hooter sounded at Odsal will stick with him for a long time. His Bulls side had done the day justice with an emphatic performance
THE Co-op store in Idle is undergoing a six figure refurbishment while still remaining open. An investment of close to £500,000 has allowed for a full transformation of the food store, on Bradford Road. The refurbishment is set to be completed
DYLAN Connolly’s answer was as direct as the wing play he has promised to bring to Valley Parade. “It’s probably because they are cheap,” replied City’s latest loan man, when asked about the number of players making the move from the League of Ireland
PLANS are in place to deal with any eventuality surrounding the rapidly-approaching Brexit deadline, Bradford Council has said. The authority says it has announced its Brexit co-ordinator is Joanne Hyde, Strategic Director Corporate Resources.
JOHN Kear has expressed pride in his Bradford Bulls side for their efforts in 2019, insisting that there were only two games in which he felt his players did not perform. There have been a handful of dud games for the Odsal outfit this season, notably
A drugged-up driver roared through a village at 70mph in a fish-tailing car with a burst tyre during a five and a half mile police chase. Officers who spotted Tomasz Andrukianiec speeding on the Leeds ring road at Farnley had to accelerate to 100mph
GARY Bowyer will still be keeping tabs on the free-agent market. The transfer window shut on Monday with the late arrival of loan pair Aramide Oteh and Dylan Connolly taking City’s recruitment up to 15 signings. It has been a major overhaul under
JOHN Kear expects the Bulls to deliver one final hurrah tomorrow before the Dewsbury era begins. The curtain comes down on their first year back in the Championship with a trip to relegated Rochdale. A win over the bottom club guarantees sixth
BRADFORD Bulls youngster Rowan Milnes admits the focus now turns to becoming a first-team regular in 2020, having completed his rehabilitation from his leg injury suffered in June. The 20-year-old, who is a product of the club's feted academy system
