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  • REVIEW: Boogie-Woogie from Holland wows Bradford crowd

    YOU name a singer from the past 40 years and chances are Jools Holland will have worked with them. Sting, Eric Clapton, Mark Knopfler and George Harrison to name but a few. And now he has gone back through his action-packed career, which includes

  • Caught on camera: Do you recognise this woman?

    POLICE have issued an image of a person they would like to identify. It is in relation to a theft from shop incident that occurred in Bradford. The incident happened on Wednesday, November 20. If you have any information that could help police

  • Megane seized in Birkenshaw over no licence

    THE driver of a Renault Megane has been stopped in Birkenshaw because the car's licence had expired in June. West Yorkshire Police's Roads Policing Unit said that the vehicle was seized and a report submitted to DVLA for further process. Officers

  • Unite staff strike at 14 Bradford libraries and museums

    STAFF at Bradford Council’s libraries and museums held protests at 14 of its premises on Thursday in a continuing dispute about cuts to the service. The Unite union says council bosses are being ‘obdurate and foot dragging’ in talks to resolve

  • Eagles hope for league boost after soaring to cup success

    ECCLESHILL United hope a late midweek cup victory can be the springboard for league success this weekend. The Eagles advanced to the second round of the West Riding County Cup following a 3-2 win over Garforth Town. Dominic Staunton was te

  • Surprise catch for young Skipton angler, Harvey

    AFTER seeing what has been lurking beneath the water in Skipton's canal basin, you'll think twice about dipping your toes in there on a hot day. This huge pike weighing around 15lbs - one of the largest heard of in the area - was hooked last weekend

  • Guiseley physio firm to support musicians

    GUISELEY-based physiotherapy provider Physio Med has been appointed by the Incorporated Society of Musicians (ISM) to provide services to its members. The ISM’s sister charity the ISM Members’ Fund has embarked on a pilot project with award winning

  • Bulls' league rivals signed ex-England ace

    BULLS' Championship rivals Batley have signed former England hooker Shaun Lunt. The Bulldogs, coached by former Keighley Cougars boss Craig Lingard, say they beat off competition from a host of clubs to land the signature of the 32-year-old Lunt

  • University of Bradford to be hit by strike again

    THE University of Bradford will be hit with eight days of strike action from Monday after no agreement could be reached between national university representatives and the University and College Union (UCU) over pensions, pay and working conditions

  • LETTER: Lights on your kid's bike could prevent a tragedy

    SIR – Can I make a plea to all parents whose children ride bicycles? Please make sure their bicycles have front and rear lamps and that they have new batteries in them. Please impress upon them that it is not “cool” to ride around our streets

  • Cleckheaton Westex Carpets workers walk out in pay dispute

    STAFF at Cleckheaton carpet manufacturer Westex Carpets held a day's strike on Wednesday in a dispute over pay. Unite members took industrial action at two Westex Carpet sites in Cleckheaton and Dewsbury after the company tabled a pay offer of 2.2

  • Bantams striker Patrick joins Wrexham

    OMARI Patrick has joined National League strugglers Wrexham on a short-term loan. The City striker has signed for the Welsh club until January in a bid for more first-team football. Patrick, 23, has found opportunities limited since returning

  • BANTAMS OPPOSITION: Clarke eager to make City reunion

    BILLY Clarke will be hoping to play some part against his former club at Home Park this weekend. The striker (pictured) is on a short-term contract with Plymouth until January after finding himself without a club following his Valley Parade exit

  • Cougars to run women's team from next season

    KEIGHLEY Cougars will be running a women's team from the start of the 2020 season following the re-branding of Keighley Albion Ladies. The Keighley Albion Ladies team, promoted this season as League One champions, will re-brand as Keighley Cougars

  • Bradford school holiday dates 2020/2021

    It may seem a long way off, but now is the time lots of families start planning for next year's school holidays. Whether you're thinking of going away, or just planning childcare outside term time, it's always handy to get the school dates in your

  • Robinson swaps Wibsey for Salem after lack of commitment

    PLAYER-coach Andy Robinson has left Yorkshire Division Four champions Wibsey and has re-joined Bradford Salem, who he left before the start of the 2017-18 season. Annoyed about the lack of dedication from the Villagers, such as only having 13 players

  • 'Owl's' well that ends well after Glusburn rescue

    SKIPTON fire crew members exercised their extensive repertoire of skills when they were called to an unusual rescue in Glusburn on Wednesday afternoon. The team answered a call after an adult tawny owl had been found trapped in a chimney. Firefighters

  • Bees left to rue late penalty miss in away defeat

    BRADFORD & Bingley dropped dangerously close to the relegation zone in North One East following a 17-7 defeat at Malton and Norton in another close and bruising encounter. The Wagon Lane side did have a late opportunity to salvage a losing bonus

  • Suggestions on how to improve Calderdale's leisure facilities

    RECOMMENDATIONS aiming to get the best out of Calderdale Council’s leisure outlets will soon be considered by the authority’s Cabinet. Members of the council’s Strategy and Performance Scrutiny Board recently received a detailed review of the strategy

  • PICTURE GALLERY: Prince Andrew in Bradford

    As Prince Andrew announces he is standing down from public life, we thought we'd take a look back at his visits to the Bradford district over the years. Our gallery has pictures from visits to the Euroway Estate, Thornton Road and Leeds Bradford

  • Harvey’s 15lb pike is a surprise catch

    AFTER seeing what lurks in Skipton’s canal basin, you’ll think twice about dipping your toes in there on a hot day. This huge pike weighing around 15lbs - one of the largest heard of in the area - was hooked last weekend by four-year-old Harvey

  • Police appeal after acid attack is caught on CCTV

    POLICE are appealing for information after an acid attack at East Morton. A CCTV camera captured the moment the incident took place. The assailant can be seen hurling a jug of liquid outside a house in Little Lane. Around £14,000 damage

  • Woman due to appear in court after assaulting police officer

    A POLICE officer has reminded the public that "body worn cameras do not lie" after a woman denied assaulting her. PC Sarah Barberini said the incident took place last week but when questioned on the assault, the crim reportedly said: "If I had

  • Why was Boycott Morrisons trending?

    Boycott Morrisons was one of the top trends across the UK yesterday after the supermarket sparked outrage from many social media users.  The calls to boycott the store came after footage alleged to show a Brexit Party campaigner being pushed away

  • Bradford4Better to rally for action with tea party

    BRADFORD4Better is on a mission to bring people together with two major community events. There will be a tea party with a light lunch this Sunday for litter-pick co-ordinators across the district. It will be a chance for people to learn about

  • Morgan targets maximum haul over relegation rivals

    RHYS Morgan has called on his side not to get cut too much adrift at the bottom of the North Premier as they aim to stop the rot this weekend. The Stacks Field side entertain one of their relegation rivals on Saturday, third-from-bottom Morpeth.

  • THROWBACK THURSDAY: Mickeys Nightscene

    With its varied blend of dance music and live entertainment Mickeys was the top spot for those looking to stay out until the early hours of the morning. Based on the first floor of a corner building at the junction of Barry Street and Grattan Road,

  • 'Bradford has its own poetry culture'

    BRADFORD poet Sharena Lee Satti is bringing another open mic night to the city to create, what she describes as, "our own poetry culture". The poet believes the district is getting a reputation for the arts with wordsmiths travelling from Leeds

  • Home-grown talent gives Green reasons for optimism

    ALTHOUGH Wharfedale suffered a 26-14 loss at Chester at the weekend, coach Jon Feeley highlighted the positive impact the Greens' "home-grown talent" made on the game. "There were some key points that we've got to learn from," said Feeley. "We

  • Striking photography on display in Bradford gallery

    IMAGES highlighting some of the most iconic moments of recent history, taken by some of the world’s best photographers, are going on display in a Bradford Gallery. Theresa May being handed a P45 by a prankster at the Conservative Party Conference

  • New app to help beat Bradford crime

    A STATE-OF-THE-ART app and website has been introduced into Bradford city centre to help cut crime. Shop theft, anti-social behaviour and low-level crime tend to increase during the festive season but businesses now have the new system to help

  • Plans revealed for ten bungalows on Liversedge land

    PLANS to build ten bungalows on land in Liversedge have been drawn up by developers looking to create retirement homes for independent living. Johnnie Johnson Housing Association, which is based in Cheshire, has submitted the plans for land off

  • Aagrah hosts 37th annual dinner

    AN ANNUAL Bradford business event returned home this year, after a period of being held at different venues. Bradford's Aagrah Restaurant Group welcomed the 37th annual Aagrah Business Dinner back to The Midpoint Suite, where over 400 guests - including

  • Inspector overturns decision to refuse car storage site

    BRADFORD Council’s decision to refuse a company permission to store vehicles at a city centre site has been overturned by a planning inspector. Earlier this year planning officers threw out a retrospective planning application that would allow

  • Temporary housing costing Council thousands per week

    BRADFORD Council spends tens of thousands of pounds every week on temporary accommodation for homeless families, new figures have revealed. Housing charity Shelter says that councils are being forced to waste “vast sums” on temporary accommodation

  • O'Neill: Guiseley up for cup after spell on sidelines

    RUSS O'Neill insists Guiseley are recharged and ready for their weekend cup clash after an extended break from action. The Lions are set to play their first game for two weeks on Saturday when they host AFC Telford United in the FA Trophy third

  • Muir: Cougars looking forward to derby opener

    DEAN Muir says Keighley Cougars are now counting down the days until their big derby day kick-off in Betfred League One next season. The Cougars' first-team assistant head coach added the new-look squad are ready for a third tier promotion assault

  • Bulls coach Kear prepared to take long-term view

    JOHN Kear is confident of riding any short-term pain with the Bulls for potential long-term gains. The veteran coach is having to call on all his experience with the club’s recruitment drive after being banned from making signings when the club

  • Dales Council League: Clubs face fines for late walkovers

    CLUBS who concede matches late in the Dales Council League in 2020 could be subject to a £30 fine. A proposal to that end by the league's executive committee, which was seconded by Muff Field, was passed unanimously at the league's annual meeting

  • Bowyer: No distractions for Bantams promotion push

    GARY Bowyer has called on tunnel vision from City as they chase promotion without any distractions. Tuesday’s FA Cup first-round exit has cleared their schedule with only League Two to concentrate on. While the Bantams were gutted to fall short