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  • Bingley man Brian Chippendale found safe and well

    A 73-YEAR-OLD man from Bingley has been found safe and well, police say. Concerns for Brian Chippendale were first raised by police this Tuesday and an appeal was launched. A West Yorkshire Police spokesperson confirmed that he has been found

  • Serious accident causes disruption in Keighley

    A SERIOUS road traffic accident is causing major disruption in Keighley. The crash on North Street has caused Keighley Bus Company services to be re-routed. The following diversions are in place: the 67 BronteBus B2 & B3, KeighleyJets K6 K7

  • Police motorcycle unit seizes Toyota in Brighouse

    A TOYOTA Yaris has been seized in Brighouse by police officers on motorbikes. West Yorkshire Police's Roads Policing Unit stopped the vehicle on Armytage Road as the driver had no insurance. The driver was reported.

  • Stolen Audi A1 recovered by police in Greengates

    A STOLEN Audi A1 has been recovered by police in Bradford. Officers tweeted that the vehicle had been reported stolen from the Bishop Auckland area. The car was stopped on Harrogate Road, Greengates.

  • VIDEO: Car bursts in flames on Tong Street

    A CAR has burst into flames on Tong Street. The dramatic moment was caught by a T&A reader. It is not known how many vehicles were involved or if anyone was injured in the incident this afternoon. The incident happened outside

  • M62 eastbound: Traffic queuing to Junction 28

    TRAFFIC is queuing on the M62 eastbound after a car broke down. The breakdown was one-mile prior to junction 28 Lane one was closed as the vehicle was towed off the motorway. There are delays between junction 27 for Gildersome to junction

  • Bradford and Keighley Markets to host festive events

    FESTIVE fun is coming to markets across the district with a series of events organised in Bradford Council-run markets. A special pop-up farm with all the favourite animals from the nativity will bring the true meaning of Christmas to Bradford’s

  • Drug seizures by West Yorkshire Police increase by 14%

    THE number of drug seizures by West Yorkshire Police rose by 14% in 2018/19 compared to the previous year. The increase was comparable to national figures which saw a 13% rise overall though those figures are still well below their 2008/9 peak.

  • Bradford Bulls make fourth new signing for next season

    BRADFORD Bulls have announced the signing of Adam Rooks on a season-long loan from Super League outfit Hull Kingston Rovers. The 19-year-old, who is a versatile forward, made six appearances for the Humberside club in 2019. The forward also

  • Great Yorkshire Show: Dates are announced

    TV stunt performers Atkinson Action Horses have been announced as the Main Ring attraction for the 162nd Great Yorkshire Show. The East Yorkshire-based troop will wow crowds at the show which will be held from Tuesday, July 14, to Thursday, July

  • Funeral book sales generate charity funds

    MORE than £1,500 has been shared by several charities after a Guiseley based funeral director wrote a book about funeral planning and vowed to donate the proceeds from it to deserving causes. Sarah Jones, from Full Circle Funerals, which has sites

  • Struggling Steeton bolster ranks with former Silsden coach

    STEETON have appointed former Silsden coach Brian Blackwell onto their first-team backroom staff as they look to move off the bottom of the North West Counties First Division North. The Chevrons have struggled so far this season, propping up the

  • Allerton primary no longer rated ‘inadequate’

    THE Academy at St James has been deemed by Ofsted to be “good” in many areas. The two-form primary school in Allerton, which had been rated as inadequate prior to academy conversion three years ago, has now been judged as “requires improvement”.

  • GENERAL ELECTION 2019: Keighley constituency profile

    It's all to play for in Keighley, a key marginal seat ranked 8th on the Conservatives' target list. A swing of just 0.24% would see the seat change hands once again after John Grogan won it for Labour just two years ago - one of only two occasions

  • Mystery artist adds festive flavour to new Bansky

    A new Banksy mural in Birmingham has been covered in protective perspex after a member of the public got creative with the image overnight. Red noses have been added to Banksy's reindeer, which are designed to look as if they are pulling a bench

  • VW Touran stopped and seized in Bradford

    A VOLKSWAGEN Touran has been seized after being stopped in Bradford. West Yorkshire Police's Roads Policing Unit tweeted that they stopped the vehicle and the driver gave false details but their true identity was quickly established. They were

  • Lovegan it? McDonald’s to launch first fully vegan meal

    MCDONALD'S is to launch its first fully vegan meal in the New Year. Veggie Dippers will go on sale on January 2 in both adult meal and Happy Meal sizes. They are made with red pepper, rice, sundried tomato pesto and split peas surrounded by

  • Bradford man in court charged with drug offences

    A 26-YEAR-OLD man arrested in Bradford West yesterday was due to appear in court today charged with drugs offences. The man has been charged with five counts of supplying Class A drugs, two counts of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs

  • Otley rack up 10 tries in thumping of Scunthorpe

    Scunthorpe 24 Otley 62 OTLEY got back to winning ways in fine style with a convincing victory over National League Two North strugglers Scunthorpe. Otley had the bonus point by half-time, and ran riot in the second scoring another six.

  • Holycroft Primary closed after norovirus outbreak

    HOLYCROFT Primary School remains closed today, after being the latest school in the Bradford district to experience an outbreak of norovirus.  The school, in Keighley, announced on Friday that it would be closed on Monday 9 and Tuesday 10 December

  • West Bowling putt Wakefield Golf Club out of Sunday Cup

    WEST Bowling have qualified for the last 16 of the West Riding FA Sunday Cup with a 3-1 home win over Wakefield Golf Club FC at a very blustery Emsley's Recreation Ground. A Kyle Dyche hat-trick sealed the win for Bowling, but the windy conditions

  • Home Secretary visits Bradford haulage company

    HOME Secretary Priti Patel visited a Bradford company yesterday as the main political parties take part in one last electoral push. Mrs Patel made an early morning visit to Shipley Transport - based in Low Moor. The business is in the Bradford

  • Bradford high rise residents’ cladding fear

    RESIDENTS of a city centre high rise have expressed their concern that action has still not be taken over flammable cladding on the building. Landmark House is one of two blocks of flats in the city included in a letter from West Yorkshire Fire

  • 20-strong gang pelted firefighters with rockets

    ALL but one of the Bonfire Night attacks on firefighters in West Yorkshire happened in the Bradford District - a new report has revealed. One incident saw a gang of around 20 youths surrounding a fire crew in a Keighley park and launching a barrage

  • Charles is the king as Clayton get fine win

    A MARTIN Charles hat-trick sealed a thrilling Bradford Sunday Alliance Division Two win for Clayton Albion, as they beat fellow high-flyers Great Horton 4-3 at home. Hayden Sykes was also on target for the hosts, who overtook Horton to go second

  • Married Bradford couple graduate on the same day

    A HUSBAND and wife duo both achieved a degree in Sport and Physical Activity from Bradford College on the same day. Beata and Mohammad Kamran, who live in Bradford with their three children, had to balance their studies with school runs and both

  • Site sells for £255k at auction

    A PLOT of land in the Shearbridge area of Bradford has sold at auction for £255,000. The 2,359 square metre site off Summerville Road was one of several local properties and pieces of land to go under the hammer at a Pugh property auction on Thursday

  • Cottingley Fairies camera comes home

    A CAMERA gifted by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to the girls behind the Cottingley Fairies hoax has been acquired by the National Science and Media Museum. The museum is home to several objects relating to the fairy story that fooled the world, including

  • Fantastic Farsley win clash of the titans against Beeston

    IT was a battle between two terrific teams in the West Riding County FA Challenge Cup Third Round at the weekend, with Yorkshire Amateur League Supreme Division leaders Farsley Celtic Juniors thumping West Yorkshire League pacesetters Beeston St Anthony

  • Three teams wave goodbye to Bradford & District Evening League

    THREE clubs have resigned from the Bradford & District Evening League, with Bradshaw, Ciroc and Muff Field all bidding farewell after a season which saw nearly a third of fixtures not started or completed. However, there was some good news, as secretary

  • Kear: Time for running with the Bulls

    THE Bulls have been warned to get running as the pre-season countdown continues. With just over a fortnight to the opening friendly at Castleford, John Kear’s squad have switched their training focus to the field. After a month of intensive gym

  • Avenue launch book on football league demise

    FORMER Bradford (Park Avenue) players attended the successful launch of a new book at Horsfall stadium. In attendance were Bill Barnes, Terry Dolan, Peter Brannan, Colin Penrose, Allan Ham and Kevin Hudson as subscribers to the book turned out in

  • Returning Reeves setting the standard for Bantams

    GARY Bowyer has hailed the growing impact of “new signing” Jake Reeves for City. The midfielder has hit the ground running since his return from nearly two years out of action. Reeves followed up his impressive return at Macclesfield 10 days