THIS Ferrari was found by police after being stolen in a burglary. The Bradford East Neighbourhood Policing Team said it was recovered in the BD3 area today. A spokesperson said: "Enquiries are ongoing. The vehicle will then be returned to
LABOUR leader Jeremy Corbyn today stepped out in a special suit jacket created by a Bradford tailor. Mr Corbyn was on the campaign trail in Whitby today sporting the striking, bespoke piece which had his 'for the many not the few' motto printed
CITY missed the chance to jump up to fourth when they were held to a 1-1 draw at Macclesfield. Telegraph & Argus chief sports writer SIMON PARKER provides the match stats and player ratings. MAN OF THE MATCH Jake Reeves made his first league
ECCLESHILL United missed the chance to close the gap on mid-table rivals Goole AFC as the Vikings claimed a 4-2 home victory despite ending with nine men as they leapt up to ninth in the Toolstation Northern Counties East Premier Division. It was
Guiseley had to come back from two goals down at half-time to claim a point on the road as a Brad Nicholson brace earned them a 2-2 draw at Leamington. The New Windmill Ground hosts were eight places below the Lions in the Vanarama National North
JONATHAN Woodgate has no doubts that Leeds are the best team in the Championship. The former Leeds defender saw his Middlesbrough side outclassed by the Whites, who ran out 4-0 winners at Elland Road. A brace from Mateusz Klich and goals from
MACCLESFIELD 1 CITY 1 CHESHIRE Demolition reads the large sign on a main stand that has seen better days at the Moss Rose. Macclesfield face the prospect of being destroyed themselves by the intensifying money problems. Just three of their
FORMER Bradford City manager Stuart McCall was on hand in Bingley on Saturday to assist in turning on the town’s Christmas lights display. The ex midfielder who also had two playing spells with the Bantams took to the stage to throw the switch as
LABOUR Party leader Jeremy Corbyn took a step off the campaign trail on Saturday while visiting parts of the North of England. Mr Corbyn was speaking in Mytholmroyd, near Hebden Bridge, on Saturday afternoon, after having stepped back from campaigning
BRADFORD (Park Avenue) came close to pulling off a major shock in the Vanarama National North as they led at half-time at promotion-chasing Chester, only to end with a 2-1 defeat and ten men after a late red card for Isaac Marriott. The opening
REINDEER, elves, snow queens and all things Christmas helped transform City Park into a festive winter wonderland on Saturday. Hosted by Bradford Council and City Park, Bradford, the event was blessed with fine but chilly weather which saw more
GARY Bowyer cursed the “sucker punch” that cost City in their 1-1 draw at Macclesfield. The Bantams missed the chance to go fourth after coming from behind to get a point. Macclesfield struck totally against the run of play to lead on 32 minutes
A FIERCE blaze which trapped a couple in their first-floor flat early this morning is being treated as arson. Firefighters had to break into the property, in Mornington Street, Keighley, to rescue the occupants. The man and woman, both aged 45
POLICE seized this car in Bradford yesterday afternoon after the driver claimed he had just bought it and was on his way to get it insured. Check by West Yorkshire Police Roads Policing Unit found the car tax had expired in June and the driver didn't
POLICE have arrested two people after stopping a car which they felt was being driven erratically in Baildon last night. Officers in Shipley tested the driver and he was arrested on suspicion of being over the prescribed limit for cannabis for driving
PEOPLE are being urged to don something sparkly and donate money to help fund toys and play equipment for young hospital patients. The Sparkle for Axl day will be held on Friday, December 13, in memory of Axl Walker, who was a much-loved patient
IT is a sobering thought that until the closing years of the 20th century, Britain’s courts were technically able to impose the death penalty for a number of offences, both civil and military. Although the last judicial hangings took place in 1964
THIS bold, beautiful blast from the past is the big cheese again – and this time it's even got its own hashtag... HAVE you got a famous plant? Well, if you have the ever-so-gorgeous Monstera Deliciosa then your lovely little houseplant has its
A TAX on legalised and regulated cannabis would see more police officers on Calderdale’s streets, says Liberal Democrat candidate for the Halifax seat James Baker. Coun Baker – who leads the Liberal Democrat group on Calderdale Council – says a
A NUMBER of literacy projects have been launched in the district as figures show more than 5,000 Bradford children don't own a single book, it has emerged. The research, published today by the National Literacy Trust, suggests children who own
BRADFORD residents who braved cold conditions for homeless charity Centrepoint raised £13,000. Almost 100 Bradford residents and businesses swapped their beds for sleeping bags to spend the night sleeping on the floor of Bradford AFC’S Northern
A HOST of Bradfordians in the wedding industry have scooped top gongs at prestigious annual awards. The Oracle Awards event, now in its fifth year, is a celebration of the UK’s business sector, recognising the nation’s best sole traders and charitable
THE latest wave of strikes by Bradford library staff will take place across the District next week. For several weeks staff have been taking part in industrial action over planned cuts to the service by Bradford Council of over £1.05m in 2020/21
A NEW "chicken speciality shop" could open its doors in Bradford if plans are approved. An application has been submitted to Bradford Council to turn an old newsagents on Allerton Road,Allerton, into the takeaway. Documents submitted with the
A CONVICTED drug driver who hit a wheelie bin during a police chase has been jailed for four months. Karl Stafford was banned from driving when he sped off in the Ford Ka he was living in at the time, Bradford Crown Court heard today. Stafford
“LIVING the Dream” drug dealer Richard 'Bingy' Brown has been brought back in the dock at Bradford Crown Court for a confiscation hearing in which a co-conspirator admitted pocketing a share of £116,000. Jaguar-driving Brown, 55, and 53-year-old
It's been another busy week in Bradford's courts - here are some of those brought to justice this week... A MAN was jailed for six years and nine months for a violent knifepoint robbery in Keighley town centre. Mohsin Ahmed, 24, of Devonshire
Telegraph & Argus readers have been quick to offer a Bradford slant on the 'unwritten rules of the road' after new research was published earlier this week. On Monday, we reported that motoring experts from LeaseCar.uk had revealed 13 of the UK
