LEEDS defender Gaetano Berardi's dismissal in Saturday's defeat at Millwall has been overturned, the Sky Bet Championship club have announced. Berardi was shown a straight red card in the 14th minute at The Den after being adjudged by referee James
KEIGHLEY want Jake Webster to be the springboard to a new chapter of 'Cougarmania' after his shock move from Bradford Bulls was confirmed by both clubs. As exclusively revealed by the T&A and sister paper Keighley News earlier today, the Australia-born
CHILDREN’S book Stick Man, by Gruffalo creator Julia Donaldson, is heading for a Bradford stage. The show, for young theatre-goers, which features illustrations by Axel Scheffler, follows Stick Man on a morning jog which turns into quite a misadventure
TWO successful Yorkshire racing drivers spoke to students from Bradford’s Woodhouse Grove school to offer inspiration and encouragement. Leeds driver Moh Ritson – who is 17 years-old and a pupil at Woodhouse Grove himself – spoke to students from
LOVE Island star Belle Hassan will be at The Broadway on Saturday, hosting a fashion and beauty event. The reality TV star and make-up artist will be giving make-up masterclasses and taking part in Q&As as part of The Broadway Styled, which
BRADFORD City have announced the signing of six exciting new academy prospects, with the group looking to work their way up through the club's youth ranks. Under-15s Noah Wadsworth, Sam Bentley and Darryl Ombiang and under-16s Harvey Rowe, Cole
A PUB will officially reopen next week following an £830,000 refurbishment and expansion project. The Livery Rooms, in North Street, Keighley, will formally unveil its new look next Tuesday morning. An extra 35 full and part-time jobs have been
POLICE have reiterated that 999 should only be rung in emergencies after a train delay call. The West Yorkshire Police Contact Management Centre received a call from an individual who had a very specific complaint. Their train from a Bradford
A MAN has pleaded guilty to causing a death by dangerous driving and will be sentenced at the end of this month. Jose Blanco-Medina admitted the offence at Bradford Crown Court today after Mark Paul Walker died on Shipley Airedale Road on November
A BINGLEY nursery has made a huge improvement to return to a rating of "Good", following a recent Ofsted inspection. The education watchdog visited Wishing Well Private Day Nursery, in Crow Nest Road, for the second time this year, on September
'URBAN explorers' have been condemned for compromising safety after entering the old Queensbury Tunnel and capturing these striking images. The Queensbury Tunnel Society (QTS) and its supporters are embroiled in a long-running battle to save the
BRADFORD Council has agreed to hold just over £100,000 in additional Government funding to cover any last minute eventualities ahead of the country's planned exit from the EU at the end of this month. Along with other local authorities, the Council
A HOUSE that was part of a major murder enquiry has been boarded up, after 11 days. An address on Independent Street, Little Horton, was part of a police investigation that led to the discovery of the remains of Harrogate woman Susan Howells.
Residents are opposing plans for a 66-bed residential care home on a former school site which they argue would leave them with “a neighbouring skyscraper” on their doorstep. Torsion Care Ltd’s proposals for the former Hipperholme Grammar Junior
A CHARITY shop in the district has drawn-up a list of ‘prohibited items’ after an upsurge in goods it’s unable to sell. The Sue Ryder outlet in Cavendish Street, Keighley, says damaged and other unsellable items are being left outside the premises
South Sydney's former Bradford forward Sam Burgess has been ruled out of the Great Britain tour to New Zealand and Papua New Guinea. The 30-year-old suffered a recurrence of a shoulder injury in his club's NRL semi-final defeat by Canberra Raiders
The future of Red House Museum in Gomersal, which has links to the Brontes, is to be debated at a meeting of Kirklees full council next week. The move has been prompted following a campaign by supporters, who secured more than 3,000 signatures on
October 2004: TRANMERE 4 (Taylor pen 45; Hume 66, 87; Beresford 82) CITY 5 (Schumacher 33, Summerbee 53, Windass 70, Muirhead 81, Wetherall 90) THE bigger game in Bradford sporting eyes was at the other end of the East Lancs Road. A crowd of
VAPING is to be banned in Keighley’s Airedale Shopping Centre. The use of all e-cigarettes in the popular precinct will be prohibited from Tuesday (Oct 8). Centre manager, Steve Seymour, said the move was in step with bans imposed at many other
A young female mechanic has been named the first ever ‘Trailblazer’ at the glittering IAW Awards in London this week. Georgina Slack, a 26 year-old from Leeds, has worked as a Specialist Technician for Bradford-based motor retailer JCT600 since
GROUPS across the Keighley district are being invited to apply for cash aid in the latest round of Safer Communities Fund grants. The pot – containing cash seized from criminals – is administered by West Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner
BRADFORD East MP Imran Hussain is demanding £300,000 be returned to two schools in his constituency, following the collapse of Wakefield City Academy Trust. Mr Hussain has written to the Secretary of State of Education, Gavin Williamson, outlining
BRADFORDIANS celebrating Navaratri were joined by West Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner. Mark Burns-Williamson was invited to the festival, which symbolises the triumph of good over evil by PC Dharmesh Mistry. The festival is celebrated
KEIGHLEY Cougars are poised to make a sensational swoop for Bradford Bulls ace Jake Webster, the Telegraph & Argus understands. The 35-year-old Australian is set to become Cougars' fourth signing of the close season and the club's owner Mick O'Neill
A THIRD of Yorkshire small firms are expecting performance to worsen, as calls for a Brexit deal and an ambitious Budget are stepped up Small firms are calling on the Government to secure a Brexit deal and come forward with radical policy interventions
ONE of Otley’s oldest pubs will begin a new chapter in its story this weekend following a £50,000 revamp. The Bay Horse, on Market Place, is believed to date back to the mid 1700s. The pub, following a recent period of closure, has been given a
THE CLOSURE of a town centre street for resurfacing has led to a massive drop in trade, claims a Keighley businessman. Nick Berard says his two companies received just one visitor rather than the usual dozen or more on Monday morning because Lawkholme
"BRADFORD has a lot to be proud of - we must be positive about what we have to offer." That was the rousing message at the launch of this year's Bradford Manufacturing Weeks. The two week-long initiative began on Monday and is led by the Bradford
A MAN has been sentenced to a community order after he assaulted two Environment Agency officers. Sam Hunter, 27, of Boothroyd Lane, Dewsbury, was ordered to take part in a 21-day thinking skills and rehabilitation programme and 80 hours’ unpaid
HARDEN Primary School has received a £1,000 donation for playground improvements. The money has been given to the school’s Parent, Teacher and Friends Association (PTFA) by Skipton Properties. Each month the developer is giving away £1,000 to
THE University of Bradford has unveiled a new free course for budding business bods. Project "Amaze Yourself", being run by the university, gives those between 18 and 24 the chance to take part in a four day enterprise course. The broad aim is
TEENAGE talent Mason Greenwood has withdrawn from the England Under-21 squad after picking up a back injury. The 18-year-old, from Bradford, came on as a second-half substitute for Manchester United in their 1-0 defeat to Newcastle United at St
Suspected members of an international organised crime group responsible for importing in excess of 50 tonnes of drugs worth billions of pounds into the UK from the Netherlands have been arrested as part of a National Crime Agency investigation.
A STUDENT has admitted injuring an off-duty police officer with his ‘furious’ driving. Zakariya Khan’s victim was hurt in a collision with his car on a supermarket petrol station forecourt. Khan, 22, of Cheltenham Road, Wrose, Bradford, pleaded
THE Light Cinema has teamed up with Age UK on a new monthly film club for older people. The Monday Movie Club, which starts today, is aimed at helping older people enjoy cinema. It will take place at the Light on the first Monday of each month.
HM REVENUE and Customs (HMRC) is seeking the public’s help to identify two men who may help an investigation into illicit tobacco found in Bradford. HMRC released images of the men in July this year after officers discovered 1.7 million cigarettes
Barnsley head coach Daniel Stendel has left the club after a 10-game winless run. The 45-year-old German departs with the Tykes in the bottom two of the Sky Bet Championship, having collected six points from 11 games. Adam Murray, the club's
POLICE have issued the results of a road safety crackdown in Holmewood which led police to hand out nine traffic offence reports. Operation Steerside teamed up with the Bradford South Neighbourhood Policing team and dished out two Section 59 warnings
PLANS to extend the shop at the Co-op run Millbridge service station in Liversedge, following a fire, have been approved. The petrol filling station on Bradford Road has a brick built kiosk building which was closed down due to the damage sustained
HOUSE prices in two Bradford postcodes could see some of the highest rises in Yorkshire, according to new research. House selling weather forecast, PropCast, has looked at the performance of 61,435 property sales across the region’s 51 postcode
Keighley Albion Ladies 44 Halifax Ladies 16 IN front of a large crowd at Cougar Park, Keighley Albion Ladies put on the performance of a lifetime to reach this Saturday's League One play-off final. With tough opposition for the hosts, Halifax
THE CAUSE of a three-storey inferno in Keighley is still unknown after crews from across West Yorkshire brought the fire under control. The fire severely damaged premises in South Street which has many uses including a takeaway restaurant and a
A driver who had already received a warning that his car may be seized has lost his car for good. The man, who was in a black matt Mercedes car, was found late into the night driving antisocially and without due care and attention. Police seized
PAINTINGS and photographs by four local artists is on show this month in central Bradford. Artists Steven Spencer and Catherine Gilford will be exhibiting their paintings, while Jason Feather and Simon Sugden will be displaying their photographic
THORNTON'S impressive season in the Spenser Wilson Halifax Cricket League Premier Division has seen two players recognised for their fine individual achievements. Josh Hutchinson's batting achievements have been well-documented, with his 314 not
PAUDIE O'Connor has been nominated for League Two player of the month for September. The City centre half is on a four-man shortlist after some impressive performances for the Bantams, which included goals against Northampton and Scunthorpe.
WIBSEY bounced back after three successive Yorkshire Division Three defeats by trouncing bottom-of-the-table Aireborough 52-7, scoring eight tries in the process. Mindful of averaging three yellow cards a game, as well as already having had two
A PET owner from Swain House has revealed the moment her cat limped into the house after being shot by an air rifle. Leanne Isaacs was shocked to see three-year-old Coco arrive home in agony and "wet through" with a pellet lodged into her leg.
A YOUNG boxer who made history as one of the first Muslim and Asian girls to fight for the UK was invited for tea with the Lord Mayor of Bradford. Sedburgh Boxing Club's Alvina Razak met councillor Doreen Lee at Bradford's City Hall where they
THE Ford Fiesta - which is now something of a modern British motoring icon - continues to go from strength to strength. Its purposeful and distinctive looks are backed up by engaging driving dynamics. As with many of its predecessors, the steering
STATION Hotel took advantage of a quiet weekend in the Bradford Sunday Alliance Premier Division, with a six-star performance at Wrose Bull. Hotel won 6-2, with the highlight being a fine brace from Connor Bower. The victory moves them up to third
THREE actresses from the district star in a powerful play based on women’s experiences during the Ripper era. Natalie Gavin - who this year has been in hit TV dramas Line of Duty and Gentleman Jack - stars alongside Jesse Jones, and Tessa Parr
A CHEERLEADER from Tong has landed a place in a national team after achieving European success. Denby McGinty, a pupil at Tong Secondary School, has been been training with the Yorkshire Martyrs team for the last six and a half years. And,
A BAILDON farm has revealed plans to add a new milk vending machine to its business. Low Springs Farm, Hawksworth Road, wants to create a timber hut to house the piece of kit. The vending machine would give members of the public an opportunity
EIGHTY per cent of people in the 12 most deprived wards of Bradford are among those who have lowest engagement with culture, according to a Council report. It was revealed ahead of a meeting of tomorrow's Regeneration and Environment Overview and
A DAD-OF-TWO from Bradford is bringing the Twilight Walk back for another year as he deals with a now "stable" brain tumour. Neil Grist was first diagnosed with the incurable tumour in 2017 after a CT scan revealed what he thought was a trapped
THE MP for Bradford West is encouraging people to ditch the car and walk to school after a climate change meeting with three schools. Naz Shah met representatives from the Green Lane, Miriam Lord and Westbourne Primary Schools - where a new walking
A PHOTOGRAPHER who spent six years documenting life in Europe's only active warzone has brought a new exhibition to Bradford. In his first solo show at Impressions Gallery, Christopher Nunn has captured a rare glimpse of everyday life during conflict
A SEARCH in a Bradford street as part of a murder investigation has entered its eleventh day. Police officers are still making enquiries in Independent Street, Little Horton, over the alleged murder of Susan Howells and have been in the area since
THE worrying impact of man-made air pollution on Bradford and its residents has been highlighted in a report to be discussed by councillors tomorrow. Members of the Regeneration and Environment Scrutiny Committee will meet to hear about the work
A HARD-WORKING Athletico came up short in the Yorkshire Amateur League Supreme Division, losing 2-0 at home to Horsforth on Saturday. The visitors were unbeaten but rusty after not playing a league game since September 7. Nevertheless they managed
ST Bedes suffered a cruel 2-1 defeat in the West Riding County FA Challenge Cup to Ilkley Town, widely regarded as one of the strongest teams in the competition. Bedes were superb in the first half and it was no surprise when Mo Khan gave them a
North One East: Bradford & Bingley 21 York 39 IN the same way that one swallow does not make a summer, one defeat does not make Bradford & Bingley a bad team. The Bees had won their first four matches in North One East but ran into a York team
CITY’S potential is starting to excite Gary Bowyer as he faces a selection dilemma over James Vaughan. The skipper is available again for next weekend’s trip to struggling Morecambe after serving a one-game ban. But Bowyer must decide who to
OLD Grovians came out second best in a closely fought 26-19 defeat at home to Ripon. Two controversial tries (one given, the other not) by the visiting Scottish referee turned out to be decisive in the Yorkshire Two clash. Grovians took an early
THE Dales Council League want to trial a loan system next season. “The basic idea is to stop teams conceding matches or turning out with players short,” explained fixtures secretary Ken Firth after the league’s rules revision meeting at Pudsey
BRADFORD Salem hosted a well-attended girls’ rugby union tournament at Shay Lane, with one team standing head and shoulders above the rest. Try as they might, Thornensians and a combined Bradford Salem and Cleckheaton team were no match for West
Wharfedale 20 Preston Grasshoppers 19 A CLOSELY fought battle between old adversaries saw Wharfedale come out on top by a single point in a tense National League Two North encounter at the Avenue on Saturday. Late changes to the home side
PROSPECTIVE Bulls owner Chris Brereton travelled to watch them in both France and Canada last season, the Telegraph & Argus understands. Brereton is thought to be heading the consortium in talks with Andrew Chalmers about taking over the club.
A CHILDCARE worker who has admitted manufacturing firearms told a jury she was in love with her accomplice and “wasn’t thinking straight.” Kiran Hussain alleged that Ummar Yaqoob sold homemade slam guns in Oldham, Manchester, Wakefield and Birmingham
