Frustrated Leeds head coach Marcelo Bielsa admitted his side wasted a big opportunity in their 2-0 defeat against Sheffield Wednesday. United missed plenty of chances with Jack Harrison wasting a couple, while Patrick Bamford had a goal ruled out
BRADFORD (Park Avenue) boss Mark Bower believes his team deserved more in their 1-1 draw at Hereford as they went 11 points adrift at the foot of the Vanarama National League North. Despite conceding another early goal through Jason Pope's third-minute
GARY Bowyer kept City in the dressing room for 45 minutes after their 2-1 loss at Crawley. Sub Aramide Oteh grabbed a late consolation goal but the eight-game unbeaten run ended with a whimper after a poor display in Sussex. Bowyer was unhappy
A GROUP of artists in Bradford have drawn from Bradford's renowned textile industry history for a new printmaking exhibition. The 'Inkerwoven' project, which launched today, is a partnership between Inkers and the Bradford School of Art with printmakers
We're all quite territorial creatures when it comes down to it. And for some of us, there's nothing more annoying than getting home after a long day at work to discover someone has parked in front of your house - or even worse in your driveway.
POLICE are appealing for information after armed robbers threatened shop workers with an axe and baseball bat in Heckmondwike. The incident took place at about 12.30pm yesterday (Friday, January 10) when two males entered the premises in Albion
4:59pm Thanks for following the live blog, stay tuned to see if Bower's men can build on that well earned point next Saturday
4:56pm CITY suffered their first defeat in nine games after a poor performance at Crawley this afternoon. Eoin Doyle
THERE was a real dame at the panto on Friday as award-winning actress Helen Mirren spent a night at the Alhambra theatre. Sporting her £5 flashing tiara, the actress enjoyed Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs, starring panto legend Billy Pearce, pop
MUSIC fans have had their say on who they would like to see play at Bradford Live. The new music venue is set to open on the site of the former Odeon cinema next year. But debate is raging on social media on who fans would like to see perform
POLICE are investigating the death of an unidentified man who was found laying dead near Manningham. Emergency services were called out to Canal Road at 5.16am to reports of a male laying in the road. West Yorkshire Police said the man - who
Police are searching for a missing 62-year-old man who was last seen in Bradford. Melvyn Kaye has been missing since 11am on Friday (January 10) and was last spotted in Queensbury. He is described as a white male, 5ft 7inches in height with
A DAY of action with the Bradford City force saw a dangerous driver taken off the road, car seizures and red diesel warnings listed among the crimes. Officers teamed up with neighbourhood policing teams, Steerside and its partners from VOSA, taxi
MG’s new ZS EV is a family-friendly electric car, designed to appeal to motorists who want the advantages of a zero emissions vehicle in a practical and affordable package. A drawback with electric cars, especially SUVs, is that - despite being
THE Muslim Women's Council has welcomed in the new decade at Bradford Cathedral with sounds for the soul. The grand interfaith evening was hosted at Bradford Cathedral by Amina Sultani and Shabnam Khan on Friday, January 3 and attended by over
BRADFORD Literature Festival has unveiled a new project to develop and publish 10 Reasons to Love Bradford, a new book celebrating the city. It will be written and illustrated by Bradford school children in collaboration with children’s author
PARENTS still have some early-year homework to do on their child's primary school places. The deadline for online applications for primary school places, via the Bradford Council website, is Wednesday, January 15. The applications are for children
A NEW Bradford charity shop is appealing for donations in the wake of its grand opening on Monday. A new British Heart Foundation will open at number 47 on Kirkgate, and will be its third branch to open in the city centre, accompanying the Westgate
NEW visitors guides for the Bradford District are now available. The Discover Guides have been produced by Bradford Council’s tourism team, Visit Bradford. The new in depth, individual Discover Guides are available for Bradford city centre, Haworth
SMALL changes to rail infrastructure, such as longer platforms at stations, could make a huge difference to local rail services, according to West Yorkshire Councillors. Representatives of Councils across West Yorkshire met yesterday to discuss
A SCHOOL'S attendance reward trip to Chester Zoo has sparked an intense debate. St Luke's Church of England Primary School, in Fagley Lane, Eccleshill took 100 of its students on the excursion on Thursday, December 9. It was a reward for achieving
A BUSINESS owner has told of his endless frustration with "horrendous" parking on Leeds Road. This car blocked the pavement while its owner headed to the nearby restaurant for a meal. But this isn't a one-off, he says, with the worst parking
THE nightclub and pub ‘crime hotspots’ of West Yorkshire have been revealed by police. In a Freedom of Information request to West Yorkshire Police, the Telegraph & Argus asked which nightclubs police had been called to most frequently from January
PLANS to invest £650,000 into one of Bradford’s most popular play areas has been welcomed by a local Councillor. This week Bradford Council’s Executive approved a £6.4 million scheme to improve play areas across the district. The first part
Plans to revamp regional tourism agency Welcome to Yorkshire have made “significant progress”, according to a report set to go before regional councillors next week. The North and West Yorkshire business rates committee proposed a range of sweeping
WE have always been drawn to the Moon. Mysterious, bright and eerie, it has fascinated us for centuries. “A beautiful and delightful sight” was how Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei described it in the 17th century when he was one of the first
BULLS are set to continue their pre-season preparations on Sunday, but it's more than just a friendly. The Rob Burrow fundraising friendly between Leeds Rhinos and Bradford Bulls will be played in front of a sell-out crowd of 20,000 people at Headingley
COUNCILLORS will be asked to back a major funding boost to help people sleeping rough in the district off the streets and into accommodation. Bradford has seen a significant increase in the number of people sleeping rough and last year's official
A NEW tree planting partnership has been launched in Baildon by a church. The first meeting about the plans is set to take place on Saturday, January 18. A notice from St Hugh's church invites everyone along to find out about the potential
EVERYTHING is looking rosy on and off the pitch for Ilkley Town at the moment, with a fine season in the West Yorkshire League Premier Division being complemented by a good chance of joining a new division. Town sit fourth in the league. They are
FORMER Telegraph & Argus cricket correspondent David Warner has written a book on Brian Close revealing a side of the great Yorkshire and England captain that very few people were even aware of. Just A Few Lines...the unseen letters and memorabilia
ALBION Sports boss John Francis believes his side are making steady progress ahead of their local derby at Thackley this weekend. The former Burnley and Sheffield United player took over the helm at the Bradford club last July after the long reign
DYLAN Connolly has no intention of toning down his passionate ways. City fans have taken to the on-loan Wimbledon winger and how he loves to celebrate wins and goals. Connolly, who is yet to score himself, is often seen roaring at the crowd at
THE Bulls will step out at a packed-out Headingley tomorrow to do Rob Burrow proud. A 20,000 capacity crowd will watch them take on Leeds Rhinos in Jamie Jones-Buchanan’s testimonial. But the game will also act as a fund-raiser for Burrow and
WHAT great news that the Bulls v Rhinos game on Sunday sold out earlier this week. What an absolutely fitting tribute and a marvellous reflection upon the rugby league family and its collective response to the heart-breaking circumstances. We
A DRUG dealer on the run in Pakistan coined in up to £2.5 million in his role as a “trusted lieutenant” for the richly profitable Bradford Sully Line heroin and crack cocaine supply ring. Mujahid Mahmood, 28, of Hollins Street, Manningham, Bradford
