FORMER Bradford City striker Oli Burnie says his late equaliser was never in doubt as his Sheffield United side earned a dramatic late point against Manchester United. The Blades took the game to their visitors in the early stages, forcing David
BRADFORD (Park Avenue) advanced to the first round proper of the FA Trophy after a fine 2-0 victory at Gloucester City. Rock bottom of the Vanarama National League North table, Mark Bower's men will hope this welcome cup victory can boost their
ONE of the world’s top cheerleading choreographers flew in from the USA to put athletes from Panache Cheer and Dance in Bradford through their paces. Texan TJ Maple visited Appleton Academy in Wyke and "inspired" 70 boys and girls with his wealth
A DAMP day was brightened by a festive bonanza at a local Christmas event. People still turned out in their droves for the Shipley Lights Switch-On on Saturday, despite a downpour. This event was more than just a flick of the switch though.
A DEATH over the weekend is not thought to be suspicious, police said this morning. Police confirmed they have been called to Old Road, Thornton to reports of someone locating a "deceased person". Officers had just arrived at 3:28pm and were
POLICE have issued a reminder to people about the proper use of 999 after a bizarre call. The West Yorkshire Police Contact Management Centre received the call in the early hours of this morning, at about 12:03am. The caller was ringing regarding
FOREST Green Rovers have denied their manager Mark Cooper made a comment about Justin Edinburgh during their 4-2 win at Leyton Orient. Orient interim boss Ross Embleton was sent off after Ebou Adams' opening goal for throwing an object towards the
PLYMOUTH 2 CITY 1 GARY Bowyer had stuck with the same personnel right down to the substitutes. An unchanged team from Shrewsbury, an unchanged bench – and, unfortunately, an unchanged result. But then we should not really expect anything different
BRADFORD (Park Avenue) have re-signed former player-coach Ryan Toulson and have registered assistant manager Danny Boshell for the squad ahead of today’s third round FA Trophy qualifying match at Gloucester City. Toulson re-joins after having originally
FORMER Bradford (Park Avenue) Avenue and England player, Jeff Hall, was honoured with a blue plaque unveiled at his former home in Wilsden. The ceremony included relatives from the late star's family, and representatives from both Avenue and Birmingham
FARSLEY Celtic are in the first round draw of the FA Trophy after edging through a banana skin third qualifying round tie at Workington. The Celts were league rivals of the Reds last term but the clubs went in opposite directions. Adam Lakeland’
Guiseley 0 AFC Telford United 4 GUISELEY stalled at the first junction on the road to Wembley and exited the FA Trophy with a whimper as they conceded four goals against Telford United for the second time this season. The Bucks won this season
Advent calendars were once just for kids. Tiny fingers would scrape at the weeny windows of cardboard, which opened up to display pretty festive pictures, or if you were really lucky, a little square of chocolate. But now, there's an Advent
AMBITIOUS proposals to plant over 20,000 trees across the Bradford District began yesterday with the help of an eight year old boy and a conker he found two years ago. With the help of his Grandmother Sue, Zac Dickenson planted a Horse Chestnut
OLIVER Finney scored twice as Crewe thumped 10-man Morecambe 5-0 to climb up to third in the Sky Bet League Two table. Finney headed the hosts in front in the 22nd minute before Tom Lowery doubled their advantage nine minutes later. Things went
CITY were off the boil against promotion rivals Plymouth as a 2-1 defeat pushed them down to seventh in League Two. T&A chief sports writer Simon Parker gives all the match stats and ratings from a disappointing day at Home Park. MAN OF THE
LUTON Town boss Graeme Jones was adamant Leeds United's opener in their 2-1 win at Kenilworth Road should have been ruled out. Jones believes Kalvin Phillips fouled Izzy Brown in the build-up to Patrick Bamford's 51st-minute opener. James Collins
Looking for a houseplant you can’t kill? This terrific trailer is the one, says Ursula Sutcliffe WE seem to fall into two categories: 1. We love houseplants but kill them so decided along time ago to stick to cacti and succulents; 2. We
'LET'S make Girlington better' is the message behind a new campaign from Bradford4Better (B4B) and the local Morrison's store. Between 1pm-3pm on December 12, there will be a meeting at the supermarket to discuss how to clean up the streets and
PLANS to re-locate Bradford Council's school meal production services have been submitted. Earlier this month the Council's Executive approved the allocation of £1.4 million to convert and fit out one of its buildings to make it a new Central Production
THE CRAFT House in Saltaire is hoping to bring art and afternoon tea experience packages to the district's business offer with the creation of a new shop. After more than three years in the historic village, work is underway on a second space on
A THERAPY dog has been putting smiles on faces of young hospital patients at Bradford Royal Infirmary. Pets As Therapy dog Lucy, five, and her owner Charmaine Bailey are qualified to support support patients on children’s wards 30 and 32 after
A cash-strapped young mum is locked in a battle with Bradford College over study fees. Tyler Casey says she is ‘distraught’ after being approached by debt collectors for money the college says is owing. The original amount is £1,350 but the college
