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  • Donate your time to help fund seven new guide dogs

    A CHARITY is calling on its supporters to raise money this October and fund seven new Guide Dogs. The first ever Pups to Partnerships appeal relies on volunteers signing up to donate an hour of their time. By volunteering at one of the hundreds

  • Smash and grab thefts warning for drivers

    POLICE are urging car owners to keep their vehicles safe after a spike in smash and grab thefts. In the last week in Kirklees, 12 thefts from vehicles have been reported to police where the glass has been smashed to gain entry. In all but two

  • Yorkshire's title hopes ended by crushing defeat

    YORKSHIRE slipped to a 298-run defeat against Somerset at Taunton which extinguishes their slim hopes of winning this year’s Specsavers County Championship title. Set a target of 426 before lunch on day three, they were bowled out for 127 a quarter

  • Table-toppers now strive for Vase victory

    BUOYED by going top of their league on goal difference, Liversedge hope an exciting start to the season continues in the FA Vase this weekend. They lead the Toolstation North East Counties League Premier Division from Thackley following a 3-1 victory

  • Former Bull James Donaldson signs new deal with Leeds

    FORMER Bulls forward James Donaldson has agreed a new two-year contract with Leeds Rhinos that will keep him at Emerald Headingley until at least the end of the 2021 season. The 28-year-old joined the Rhinos on a one-year deal at the start of the

  • Samaritans close Shipley shop amid staffing problems

    A CHARITY'S shop in the Bradford district has been closed suddenly under mysterious circumstances. Samaritans has closed its shop in Shipley and a note pinned to the door claims this is due to "staffing problems". The Telegraph & Argus

  • T&A played a role in Downton's first ever series

    NINE years ago I wrote an article about a new period drama which, with a starry cast, looked a bit glossier than the average ITV six-parter. The Telegraph & Argus had been contacted by the producers for permission to use a 1913 copy of the Yorkshire

  • Former Cougars chief named new Batley head coach

    FORMER Keighley Cougars boss Craig Lingard has been appointed new head coach at Championship club Batley. The 42-year-old, who is the Bulldogs' record try-scorer with 142 tries in 206 appearances from 1998-2008, was assistant coach under John Kear

  • Bradford man arrested over serious Saturday night assault

    A BRADFORD man is among three people arrested following a serious assault in Leeds city centre on Saturday night. The man, aged 33, was arrested along with a Harrogate man and Knaresborough, both 19, following the assault at 10.30pm. The victim

  • Man stabbed after car is attacked by gang in woods

    A MAN was stabbed and slashed at the weekend in a local woods. The 31-year-old was injured in a disturbance on Clara Drive, Calverley in the early hours of Saturday morning. A silver Citroen Xsara was attacked by a group of males. The man

  • Women writers head to Haworth

    INSPIRATIONAL female authors, poets, publishers and agents are heading to Haworth for the Bronte Festival of Women’s Writing. The event, from September 20-22, features guest curator Kit de Waal, who has worked with the Parsonage Museum on workshops

  • Slow traffic after accident on M606

    AN accident on the M606 is causing slow traffic this morning.  The exit ramp is partially blocked and there is slow traffic due to the accident, on the northbound carriageway.   

  • BMW stolen in Bradford burglary is tracked down

    A BMW stolen in a burglary has been recovered. Officers from the Bradford East Neighbourhood Policing Team said the vehicle was swiped from the BD3 area.  It will now be returned to its rightful owner. The team said: "Thanks to vigilant

  • Van burnt out in suspected arson attack

    A VAN was burnt out in what is suspected to have been a deliberate fire. Firefighters from Shipley were called to playing fields next to Gaisby Lane, off Canal Road, at 5am.  A West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said it looked

  • Feeley full of confidence in the Greens

    WHARFEDALE’S head coach Jon Feeley is full of confidence in his troops as they head into this Saturday's game at Sedgley Park. Despite having lost their previous four matches to Otley and trailing 5-3 to them at half-time in their National League

  • Progress 'too slow' as Queensbury Academy branded inadequate

    A SECONDARY school in Bradford has been branded inadequate in most areas by Ofsted following a recent inspection. Queensbury Academy was branded inadequate by Ofsted, with inspectors citing poor attainment, inconsistent teaching and bad attendance

  • 'Our schools need fair funding'

    A BRADFORD MP has slammed the Government's latest spending announcement and accused it of prioritising funding for schools down South. Speaking during a debate in the House of Commons, Bradford South MP Judith Cummins said: "Pupils in disadvantaged

  • Morgan says more to come from new-look side after setback

    RHYS Morgan expects a settling in period from his new-look Ilkley squad as they aim to bounce back from an opening day defeat. The Stacks Field side travel to Carlisle on Saturday in the North Premier looking to recover after crashing to a 38-7

  • O'Reilly looks for more time to shine in ring's spotlight

    AFTER an initial spell in the spotlight, Liam O'Reilly has enjoyed his taste and wants more. The Riddlesden-based fighter, nicknamed 'Lights Out', made a belated professional boxing debut and is now gearing up for his second stint inside the ring

  • Gordons reveals next generation

    BRADFORD law firm Gordons has announced its latest intake of trainees and apprentices. The four trainees and one apprentice will join the firm, based in James Business Park. Lauren Barclay, Katie Wilcock, Helen Starling and Connor Mennell have

  • Bradford doctor sues West Yorkshire Police for £5 million

    A BRADFORD doctor is suing West Yorkshire Police for £5 million for alleged wrongful arrest, trespass and false imprisonment. Dr Abdul Rashid, who was employed at Thornton Medical Centre, was arrested on March 7, 2012, in connection with Operation

  • England keeper ready for second chance at Guiseley

    A BLAST from the past will give Guiseley a timely boost this weekend after an international goalkeeper re-joined the club. Marcus Dewhurst has returned from international duty with England Under-19s in Germany for a second spell at Nethermoor on

  • Learning curve for Lovegrove as he makes early preparations

    RHYS Lovegrove is looking to Cougars' past to learn for their future as he starts his preparations early for the 2020 season. With the 2019 Betfred League One campaign only completed on Sunday, with a 32-22 defeat to Newcastle Thunder, the Keighley

  • Hall sees red but Wibsey off to flier in Yorkshire Three

    PROMOTED WIBSEY overcame the handicap of having fly half Harry Hall sent off on the half-hour to record an opening-day 31-15 win over Castleford, who were fifth last season in Yorkshire Division Three. Hall was dismissed for an unintentional high

  • GALLERY/VIDEO: Breathing new life into Conditioning House

    IT WAS once a key building in the country's woollen industry, with a reported 70 per cent of all wool produced in the UK being brought onto site for testing. But for the past three decades, the imposing Grade II listed Conditioning House in

  • Kear: Players know what to expect with Bulls

    JOHN Kear is hopeful that familiarity will breed contentment with the out-of-contract Bulls. Eight of the 17 who featured in the final-day romp at Rochdale have deals that are up. Kear is waiting for the green light from the RFL to be able to

  • Akpan must fight to beat Bantams competition

    HOPE Akpan has a fight on his hands to win back his City shirt as competition hots up. The midfielder was not even on the bench against Northampton after being dropped by Gary Bowyer. Jackson Longridge, Omari Patrick and Tyler French also missed

  • Phoebe revved up to realise her dream at top world tester

    GUARANTEED to create more history whatever the result, Phoebe Wainman says she is excited to fulfil a childhood dream this weekend. The 23-year-old from Silsden has become the first woman in 25 years to qualify for the BriSCA F1 Stock Car World