A MALE has been issued with a one-year Criminal Behaviour Order. Lewis Lunn has been issued with the CBO following a number of incidents of anti-social behaviour and criminal offences in the Bradford West area. The order states that he must not
FORMER City manager Simon Grayson has been sacked by Blackpool, seven months after taking charge of the Sky Bet League One outfit. It all started brightly for Grayson when he turned up for his second spell in the hotseat at Bloomfield Road last
A BUSINESS owner has spoken of the “incredible” support shown by kind-hearted volunteers who rallied around to help in the wake of devastating flooding. Hub 26, a business and lifestyle centre in Cleckheaton, was deluged with floodwater on Sunday
A PCSO was the victim of a hit and run this morning in Burley in Wharfedale. Police are appealing for witnesses following the incident on Main Street at about 8.30am. The car, a black Audi A6, was leaving the social club car park at the time
A TRUSTED cocaine courier caught transporting £100,000 worth of the drug across Bradford has been jailed for six and a half years. Mother of two, Caroline Pearson, had picked up the kilo of high purity cocaine from Bradford man Mohammed Arshad
POLICE would like to identify these individuals in relation to incidents over the past couple of days. The first CCTV image is in relation to a theft in Bradford, which happened on Monday (February 10). If you recognise the pictured person
The Telegraph & Argus has opened this online book of condolence to bring together tributes to Tom Young. Tom was killed in a railway incident near Steeton and Silsden Station on Saturday, February 1. Anyone who would like to pay tribute or
BRADFORD Council have announced today that all of its grass sports pitches will be closed this weekend (February 15-16). This is due to the saturated condition of the pitches and because further heavy rain is expected from Storm Dennis, following
AWB Charlesworth Solicitors have been awarded the Dementia Friendly Keighley Dementia Recognition Award and Symbol. Dementia Friendly Keighley is playing a vital role in creating such a supportive community and awareness of dementia, by working
The best and worst delivery firms in the UK have been revealed. DPD and CollectPlus have been voted the UK's best parcel delivery companies in an annual poll of more than 9,000 MoneySavingExpert (MSE) users. Ipostparcels, Yodel and CitySprint
INNOVATIVE occupational physiotherapy provider Physio Med has expanded its team with the addition of a physiotherapist. Christian Erre has joined the team at Physio Med and will be responsible for helping to improve its clients’ health and wellbeing
HOSPITALS across the district have confirmed that there are no cases of coronavirus in Bradford. It follows speculation on social media site Facebook that there had been a confirmed case of the disease at Bradford Royal Infirmary. However hospital
ANOTHER man has been arrested as part of a major operation to tackle 'county lines' drug dealing between Bradford and Harrogate. A series of early morning raids were carried out across Bradford as part of Operation Jackal. The teams, including
EMERGENCY workers are investigating a crash on a major city centre road. Police were called to reports of a pedestrial hit by a car on Shipley Airedale Road/Leeds Road at 1.11pm. One man is being treated at Leeds General Infirmary for
KEIGHLEY Cougars are now set to play their Challenge Cup Third Round home game with Newcastle this Saturday, instead of Sunday, thanks to Storm Dennis. The clash was due to take place last Sunday, but Storm Ciara put paid to any hopes of that.
BRADFORD will be battered by wind and rain this weekend as Storm Dennis hits. Weather warnings for both wind and rain are in place. Stormy weather is expected to hit in the morning, with the wind warning in place from 10am on Saturday until
OLD Grovians got back to winning ways with a close 20-14 home win over West Park Leeds in Yorkshire Two. The opening exchanges witnessed the visitors score on their first visit to the Grovians half, when a Park fly half chipped over the defence
RUNNING MAN Jake Reeves has looked rejuvenated in the first two games back under Stuart McCall. Having dipped like the team, Reeves has really picked up his performances and his running stats on Tuesday will have made impressive reading. Reeves
A BUILDING society robber who leapt over the counter to snatch £500 from the till has been jailed for three years and nine months. Ben Green was “off his head” when he targeted the Keighley branch of Skipton Building Society in Cavendish Road just
BRADFORD Salem grabbed an impressive 32-29 win at Pontefract to move up into seventh in Yorkshire One. The hosts broke blind from an early scrum 30 metres out, and a kick and chase created a try in the right corner. Full back Liam Kaye landed a
THE MUSLIM Women’s Council is launching its bereavement support service for women this Thursday. Those dealing with grief, loneliness and loss can meet others, share experiences and chat in a confidential, safe space. Nicola Clarke, bereavement
WITH Storm Dennis quickly following Storm Ciara, it definitely feels a lot more like winter this week. After a mild start to the year, we have been battered by heavy rain and severe gales. Read more - Storm Dennis to bring wind and rain to
CORONERS officers have issued an appeal to trace the relatives of a man who died last week. David Mortimer, of Keighley, died aged 73 from natural causes on Thursday, February 6. Anyone with any information, or who can help officers trace any
THE inquest of a teenage boy who was struck and killed by a train opened today. Tom Young, 16, an apprentice bricklayer from Cross Hills, died on Saturday, February 1 in the incident near Steeton and Silsden Station. Leave your tributes and
POLICE stopped a car for "aggressively" overtaking during rush-hour. PC Chris Lockwood and PC Chris Cahill were out on patrol tackling anti-social behaviour (ASB) driving, during the morning commute. The officers stopped a vehicle which tried
3:39pm There has been a change of plan and that is the end of today's proceedings, as we are not in a position to start
A BUILDER'S yard in Baildon can be re-developed as eight homes. Bradford Council has granted planning permission to build housing on Ellis' Yard, off Westgate in the village centre and next to the Baildon Conservation Area. The plans were submitted
With the coronavirus showing no signs of abating in the UK - four new cases were announced yesterday - we look at how the virus has spread so far. Our titles across the country have been working tirelessly to bring you the latest confirmed updates
BRADFORD’S favourite sex position is……. Missionary. Bradford was one of 11 UK cities to name this position as their all-time favourite, but double that prefer the Eagle. With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, OnBuy.com analysed Google
POLICE would like to identify these individuals in relation to a number of separate incidents. The first CCTV image released is in relation to a "Public Order" offence. The incident happened on Friday, February 7, in Bradford. If you recognise
POLICE seized a vehicle after the driver ran away and another car from a disqualified driver. PC Claire Gray, a Roads Policing Officer at West Yorkshire Police, spotted a black Volkswagen Golf in Bradford yesterday afternoon. The car was stopped
CITY claimed a comeback win in the cold over Stevenage last night, their first victory since New Year’s Day and the Bantams army couldn’t be happier. A Shay McCartan double and a strike from Lee Novak were enough to see City recover from being
BRADFORD band Issimo has joined forces with the Down Syndrome Training & Support Service on a fundraising show. The duo, Abi Utley and Marc Otway, will be at The Underground in Bradford on Friday, February 28. “The venue is keen to make live music
BRADFORD is to be hit by snow and ice today after the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning. The national weather service declared there are to be further snow showers and icy surfaces in the area, which may lead to travel disruption.
A MISSING 13-year-old girl has been found "safe and well". Police issued an appeal to trace Viktoria Keselova earlier this morning. She had gone missing on Tuesday, January 11. But West Yorkshire Police announced at around 7.55am that
CYCLES speeding past in the blink of an eye, brightly coloured jerseys, streets lined with eager onlookers - the Tour de Yorkshire is the perhaps the most exciting event straddling the region. But the four day spectacle itself is just one part of
BRADFORD Council gave schools the wrong advice over removing children from school rolls for several years – Councillors have been told. Schools were advised by the Council’s Children’s Services Department, via the Council’s website, that if a family
PLANS to create a housing development along the Leeds Liverpool Canal have hit a major hurdle. A site off Hainsworth Road in Silsden has previously been earmarked for housing - and if the scheme went ahead around 30 homes would be built on the field
AN eco shop owner in Saltaire has saved 65,000 pieces of plastic from landfill and our oceans since opening six months ago. Joel Harratt from Giddy Arts says he has seen a rise in customers using his refill stations for household products, cupboard
BRADFORD leaders have welcomed Boris Johnson giving HS2 the green light, but are demanding the PM guarantees a city centre stop as part of the plans. Johnson announced in Parliament yesterday afternoon that the high-speed railway will be delivered
POLLUTING commercial vehicles could be charged up to £50 a day to pass through Bradford as part of a drastic bid to improve the city's air quality. HGVs, buses, coaches and taxis will all need to either adapt to greener fuel sources or face the
“I FOUND myself in prison, beaten, tortured, even about to be killed.” Asylum seeker Fabrice Mougang was once “famous” in Cameroon for educating young people in the gay community on sexual health. The 34-year-old would march the streets calling
ALL of Bradford's 29 libraries are likely to remain open - but some may be moved to other buildings such as leisure centres. Bradford Council has started a public consultation into the future of its library service, and it says there will be no
A PARTLY derelict property has been transformed into a fully furnished overnight base, offering young people with challenging home lives a safe haven. The ‘Crash Pad’, in Little Germany, is owned by the Cinderella Club, which raises funds for underprivileged
A CITY centre building that has been empty for a decade will soon become a wedding boutique. However, the identity of the building in question has yet to be revealed. A report on city centre regeneration, due to go before Councillors today,
INNOVATIVE lighting schemes, repainting the city’s street furniture, a boost for the night-time economy and a host of new events are among the early highlights of the Bradford Business Improvement District’s plans for its second year. An outline
The Create Yorkshire development is an exciting new project that looks to expand the creative industry throughout Yorkshire, with full support from Selby District Council. “We wanted to move to Church Fenton to be at the heart of the action", explained
AFTER their unexpected 20-19 slip up the previous week at relegation-threatened West Hartlepool, Cleckheaton are right back in the mix for a North One East play-off berth - or even automatic promotion following this 37-23 home win over York. The
ERIC Perez believes John Kear is keeping his powder dry before finalising his 2020 squad. While the Championship season is now underway, the interim chairman says Bulls' recruitment is not yet complete. Kear has added seven new faces but Perez
A second-half comeback provided Stuart McCall with his first win since returning to the helm at Valley Parade. The Bantams overturned a 1-0 deficit to triumph 3-1 at Stevenage. Check out Simon Parker's game guide and player ratings below. MAN
STUART McCall felt that a weight has been lifted off City after their first win in nine games. Shay McCartan scored twice and Lee Novak grabbed his second goal in as many appearances as the Bantams came from behind against Stevenage at Valley Parade
50 years ago, art students from Bradford university created the first ever Bradford festival with a difference. The timing was perfect as enthusiasm for street theatre or Underground entertainment was becoming very popular. Love looking at old pictures
In the latest edition of our weekly look back through the T&A picture archives, here are three school football teams from years gone by. Do you remember any of the players? MANDALE MIDDLE SCHOOL 1997: Back, left to right: David Holdsworth
CITY 3 STEVENAGE 1 STUART McCall delivered a timely winter warmer on the coldest night of the season. City defrosted their promotion drive with a first win since New Year’s Day – and first since McCall retook the reins. And fittingly it
BRADFORD & Bingley Rugby Union Club remain confident Sunday's floods won’t affect their first team’s fixtures at Wagon Lane as they deal with the fall-out from Storm Ciara. The Bees' pitch was submerged after the River Aire burst its banks following
Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa refused to blame under-fire goalkeeper Kiko Casilla despite the blunder which gifted Brentford their goal in the 1-1 draw at Griffin Park. Casilla slipped and let Liam Cooper's tame backpass roll under his foot, allowing
