TWO teenagers have been charged with murder following the death of Birstall man Robert Wilson. The 53-year-old died in an incident near the Thornton & Ross pharmaceutical company, in the Linthwaite area of Huddersfield, on Thursday evening.
THE Bulls have suffered a major pre-season injury blow after Sam Barlow broke his arm against Dewsbury. The experienced forward, just back from his four-year drugs ban, now faces a lengthy spell on the sidelines. It is a big blow for John Kear
POLICE have been busy in Bradford East over the past couple of days retrieving stolen vehicles and working with Trading Standards to take counterfeit cigarettes and tobacco off the streets. On social media officers from Bradford East Neighbourhood
EXETER moved level on points with Swindon at the top of Sky Bet League Two as Nicky Law's composed finish was enough to secure a 1-0 win at Grimsby. It was the resurgent Mariners' first defeat in six matches, with former Bantam Law beating two defenders
GARY Bowyer admitted that City were undone by soft goals for the second week running after their 2-2 draw with Scunthorpe. The Bantams looked to be well on the way for a 10th home win when they led 2-0 through Hope Akpan and James Vaughan midway
The House of Lords could be moved out of London to a site in Yorkshire in a bid to "reconnect" with voters - and planning has already started. Conservative Party chairman James Cleverly said the idea was an option being considered by ministers.
WORK has been taking place to install new lock gates at Dowley Gap Lock, at Bingley, giving a glimpse into what goes into the construction of the historic waterway. Dowley Gap is the name given to the double lock within the Bingley Five Rise and
LEEDS boss Marcelo Bielsa denied that nerves are affecting his team after they suffered a 1-0 defeat at QPR. It was Leeds' second successive Sky Bet Championship loss and continued an alarming run which has seen them win just one of their past seven
A POST-mortem examination of factory supervisor Robert Wilson, of Birstall, has recorded he died of multiple stab wounds, West Yorkshire Police have said. Mr Wilson, 53, died after the attack outside Thornton & Ross pharmaceutical company, in the
CITY 2 SCUNTHORPE 2 ZAYN Malik might have been sitting pretty in a Valley Parade executive box but City still show few signs of heading in a League One direction. More angst and anger spilled out at the final whistle as another couple of promotion-chasing
FORMER One Direction star Zayn Malik has been presented with his own Bradford City third strip. The Bradford popstar, a fan of the Bantams, regularly tweets during games. Just before Christmas Zayn tweeted that the top of his Christmas wish-list
THERE seems to be no let-up for Bradford (Park Avenue) as they were narrowly beaten 2-1 at home by Brackley Town to leave them 14 points adrift at the foot of the National League North table. After getting hammered 8-0 in the reverse fixture, it
CITY threw away a two-goal lead in a frustrating 2-2 draw with Scunthorpe at Valley Parade. T&A chief sports writer SIMON PARKER has all the facts, figures and ratings from yesterday's clash. MAN OF THE MATCH Luke McGee let in two in his
POLICE recovered a van in Idle last night which was on false plates and had been stolen from Leeds. A stolen motorbike, also from Leeds, was in the back. Both vehicles are to be forensically examined. West Yorkshire Police had been focussing
THE M62 is to be closed overnight next month to enable bridge inspection and routine maintenance works to be carried out in safety. Highways England is introducing the traffic order. It says the works are due to be carried out on the westbound
A MAN who was left confused after being rescued by his smoke-filled flat by firefighters, spat at and punched a police officer who was trying to help him afterwards. Lloyd Forrester, 60, of Briggate, Shipley, was agitated and worried about his
A GREEN-FINGERED HOMEOWNER has created her own mini pavement garden on the street after a tree was removed, leaving a muddy patch behind. Tess Lawrence, who lives on Hall Royd in Shipley, asked Bradford Council if they were going to plant a new
OUR recent article on day trips organised by Bradford pub the Red Inn has prompted memories of the Barkerend establishment. Vincent Finn, who grew up in Barkerend, says: “Landlords of all the pubs lived on the premises, usually in an apartment upstairs
THE head of an organisation behind plans for vegan school meals has moved to reassure parents concerned with the change in their children’s diets. Plans were announced this month for Catering Leeds, which provides school dinners to 182 primary
COUNCILLORS will decide whether to allow a Bradford branch of McDonalds to open earlier this week. The burger giant's Rooley Lane branch currently has a licence that allows it to open from 5am to midnight through the week and from 7am to midnight
BRADFORD boxer Richard Dunn will have a new road named after him – it has been announced. At a meeting of Bradford Council this week Councillor Rosie Watson (Lab, Wyke) asked how Bradford will acknowledge the contribution of the boxer to Bradford
MORE than 250,000 people are taking part in Veganuary, according to the Vegan Society. And many are likely to stick with the healthy eating regime, joining Britain’s growing army of 600,000 vegans. The idea of Veganuary, for health or ethical reasons
If you believe in it, Blue Monday is just the other side of the weekend and for many can be the most depressing day of the new year so far - or so the theory goes. The weather, bills and demise of new year resolutions all contribute towards this
MORE mobile speed cameras could be rolled out in the district, a report to councillors has revealed. An update on road safety and casualty reduction work to Bradford Council’s Regeneration and Environment Overview and Scrutiny Committee, which
NEW food hygiene ratings for 57 eateries across the Bradford district have been published by the Food Standards Agency this week. Listed below are the latest findings of council inspectors, published between January 11 and 17. Almost 4,000
KEIGHLEY’S iconic locomotive Bahamas will again steam out on to the Settle-Carlisle Railway on February 22. The historic train was last year packed with passengers for its first two mainline trips since being restored by volunteers with Heritage
A BRADFORD drug dealer who “brazenly” advertised his Scooby Line on promotional T-shirts has been jailed for six years. Wajid Hussain ran his own “ring and bring” crack cocaine and heroin business, paying drivers in hire cars to deliver the wraps
