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  • I can outdo a messy teenager anytime

    ASK anyone to describe a typical teenager’s bedroom and the word they will most commonly use is “messy.” Teenagers are renowned for the state of their rooms, the mugs of cold coffee, three-week old half-eaten pizzas and clothing strewn across the

  • Support for households flooded by Storm Ciara

    AS part of its support to those affected by the flooding from Storm Ciara, Bradford Council is offering grants of £250 and a council tax exemption to ease the burden on affected households in the immediate aftermath. Over 70 homes in the Bradford

  • When is Storm Dennis and how bad will it be?

    A "perfect storm" of heavy rain, strong winds and melting snow poses a major flood risk to West Yorkshire this weekend. Storm Dennis is forecast to batter large swathes of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland with 70mph winds and up to

  • Former Bulls and Avenue chief becomes CEO at football club

    DAMIAN Irvine has been appointed new chief executive officer at Ebbsfleet United while retaining his role as volunteer non-executive director at Hunslet R.L.F.C. The 45-year-old was commercial director at Bradford Bulls before becoming CEO at Bradford

  • Mitsubishi Shogun ends up on its roof

    THIS was the scene in Idle earlier today when a Mitsubishi Shogun ended up on its roof.  It happened on Highfield Road at around 2.15pm.  A West Yorkshire Police spokesperson said nobody was injured and the vehicle has now been recovered. 

  • Dragons travel south in search of third consecutive win

    BRADFORD Dragons return to league action against Barking Abbey on Saturday afternoon (4.00pm tip-off). The talented youngsters will look to end a run of two-straight losses when they host Dragons. The Dragons go in pursuit of three-consecutive

  • Storm Dennis: Flybe offers advice to travellers

    FLYBE has warned their customers that there could be some disruption to flights this weekend because of Storm Dennis. They are advising people travelling with them to check as to the latest situation because of the poor weather that has been forecast

  • Storm Dennis: Train travellers urged to allow more time

    NETWORK Rail and train operators in Yorkshire and the North East are urging passengers to check before they travel and allow more time for their journeys this weekend, as heavy rain and strong winds are forecast for Storm Dennis. Heavy rainfall

  • Black has unfinished business at "proper" club Bradford City

    KENNY Black could feel it all flooding back as Valley Parade homed into view. That match-day buzz, the special feeling in the air that he had not appreciated for a long time. How Black has missed that drive into work. “It’s a marvellous opportunity

  • Bulls name squad for massive game against Featherstone Rovers

    JOHN Kear has named his 21-man squad for Bulls' Betfred Championship clash with Featherstone Rovers at the Tetley's Stadium on Sunday. There are no changes from the Bradford squad who were initially suppose to play at York City Knights before Storm

  • Book of Condolence - Stephen Ward

    The Telegraph & Argus has opened this online book of condolence to bring together tributes to Stephen Ward.  Mr Ward, from Bradford, died after he was involved in a road traffic accident on Shipley Airedale Road on Wednesday. Anyone who would

  • REVEALED: Your favourite Love Islander so far...

    YOUR favourite Love Island contestant so far has been revealed, with the final rapidly approaching. Priscilla Anyabu, from Battersea, is the top-rated islander in the hit ITV2 show. The 25-year-old is right at the top, according to analysis

  • Bulls and Rovers to play for second Peter Fox Memorial Trophy

    BRADFORD Bulls and Featherstone Rovers will once again compete for the Peter Fox Memorial Trophy this Sunday – in remembrance of the late, great, legend of rugby league. Fox enjoyed two successful spells in charge of Bradford Northern, winning two

  • Man dies after crash on major city centre road

    A MAN has died following a collision on a major Bradford route on Wednesday, police have confirmed.  Pedestrian Stephen Ward, 37, from Bradford, suffered a serious head injury when he was in collision with a blue Volvo XC 60 on the A650 Shipley

  • Dunning's young Bulls ready for the derby

    MARK Dunning has challenged his reserves outfit to back up their impressive opening-round display – when they take on fierce rivals Leeds Rhinos on Saturday. The clash, which is being played at Stanningley RLFC, is the second of the 2020 campaign

  • Badger rescued from drain after falling 6ft and getting stuck

    A BEDRAGGLED badger has been saved from a drain after falling 6ft and getting stuck. RSPCA animal collection officer John Greaves was called to a property in Thornton Road, Bradford, on Wednesday after a groundsman found the badger down a 2ft-wide

  • Man car-jacked at gunpoint in Bradford Morrisons car park

    A MAN has been robbed of his BMW at gunpoint in an armed hold-up in a Bradford Morrisons car park. The man was parked at the Thornbury supermarket on Rushton Avenue this morning when a witness said he was approached by three men with a weapon.

  • WATCH: Former City player gains Goal of the Month award

    Former Bantam Lewis O'Brien picked up the Sky Bet Championship Goal of the Month award for January. The Huddersfield midfielder netted a venomous strike against Barnsley from the edge of the box to collect the accolade. O'Brien was a rare bright

  • Fraudster given more jail time over fake reference

    A FRAUDSTER who is currently serving time in prison for orchestrating false medical claims against his employer has been jailed for an extra eight months after he attempted to reduce his original sentence by providing a fake employee reference to the

  • Storm Dennis: Bradford Council staff prepare for bad weather

    STAFF at Bradford Council are gearing up for another storm on its way to the district at the same time as clearing up after the last one. Many areas were affected by Storm Ciara last week flooding properties, causing surface water, fallen trees

  • Bulls braced for midweek matches in 1895 Cup

    BRADFORD Bulls will join the 1895 Cup at the second round stage this year, and will be hoping to avoid a long midweek trip. The Rugby Football League (RFL) have confirmed that the second round games, which is where all the Betfred Championship

  • Stolen VW recovered in Bradford

    A VW hatchback stolen from Holmfirth has been located in Bradford. West Yorkshire Police's road policing unit reported that the car had been recovered for CSI examination.

  • Suspected Bradford shed burglar arrested

    A SUSPECTED shed burglar has been arrested after an officer spotted him on CCTV in Bradford city centre and directed units to him. He was also wanted for breaches of Criminal Behaviour Order and theft from vehicle.

  • REVEALED: What women really want for Valentine’s Day

    A SURVEY commissioned by romance publisher Mills & Boon has revealed 2020’s most desirable Valentine’s Day gifts and activities according to British women. Valentine’s Day card, flowers and chocolate top the gift list, with a relaxing night in

  • Man arrested after PCSO injured by car

    A 27-YEAR-OLD man has been arrested for disqualified driving, dangerous driving and assaulting a PCSO in Burley-in-Wharfedale yesterday. The man has been released under investigation pending police ID procedures and CPS advice. Sergeant Terri

  • Drivers warned about Canal Road hole in road

    WEST Yorkshire Police have alerted drivers to a hole in the road on Canal Road in Bradford. The force's contact management centre said: "We are getting a few calls relating to a large hole near to the Audi garage. "It is causing people to swerve

  • 20 bathroom bugbears that get you raging

    COUPLES are likely to see red when it comes to the state of their bathroom. A study of 2,000 adults found that men are left incensed by their partner not clearing their hair out of the plug hole – and women are left horrified by the mess or the

  • Man arrested in Bradford over rape inquiry

    POLICE investigating a serious sexual assault have arrested a man in Bradford on suspicion of rape. The 35-year-old man was arrested in connection with the incident in Nottingham yesterday after inquiries. He remains in custody. The arrest

  • County lines drug dealer from Bradford jailed

    A 21-YEAR-OLD Bradford man has been jailed for two years and three months after being caught in Harrogate dealing heroin and crack cocaine. Reece North, of Harden Grove, Ravenscliffe, appeared for sentencing at York Crown Court on Wednesday after

  • Living room damaged in house fire off Bolton Road, Bradford

    FIRE CREWS were called to a house fire off Bolton Road, Bradford, at 5am today. The fire was on the ground floor of a house in Ashbourne Haven. Firefighters initially believed someone was inside the property but after a thorough search the house

  • Sale of Council owned land to homes developer is approved

    A COUNCIL will sell some land and property to social housing group to see some “homes for life” developed. Calderdale Council’s Cabinet agreed to dispose of the site known as St Andrews at Brighouse, which will bring a capital receipt of £180,000

  • Ferociously funny battle of the sexes

    BINGLEY Little Theatre’s 72nd season continues with a production of American classic Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf. Edward Albee’s best known drama opened on Broadway in October 1962 and won the Tony award for Best Play the following year. It was

  • Bradford food bank makes plea to the public

    A HOMELESS kitchen and food bank struggling to stay afloat is appealing for help. The self-funded organisation feeds more than 100 people every Sunday at the Centre for Deaf People, Manningham. But on top of the £40 rent each week and the cost

  • Cheaper half term travel using MCard

    AS February half-term approaches, West Yorkshire Combined Authority is reminding young people that an Under 16 or 16-18 PhotoCard, can help them get the most out of their holidays. Under 16 or 16-18 PhotoCard holders can enjoy half-fare bus and

  • Dance classic re-creates Hollywood golden age

    The Red Shoes is one of the first movies which brought the world of dance to the big screen and it left a big impression on the young Matthew Bourne. Watching it as a boy, it was a story the multi award-winning choreographer always wanted to bring

  • Avenue boss backs Green goalkeeper to come good again

    BRADFORD (Park Avenue) manager Mark Bower hopes young goalkeeper Joe Green will use his time out of the team to reflect, as he persists with using the more experienced Tom Nicholson. Green had been a shoo-in all season, but after making a few costly

  • Cambridge v Bantams game preview

    Check out our game preview as City travel to Cambridge. Kick-off: Saturday, February 15 (3pm) Venue: Abbey Stadium Possible line-ups CAMBRIDGE GK Callum Burton, RB Kyle Knoyle, CH Greg Taylor, CH George Taft, LB Harrison Dunk, RM Leon

  • Efforts are made to save the last bank branch in town

    BARCLAYS has launched an initiative in Guiseley to work with the community to keep the last bank in town open. Guiseley is one of 12 branches across the UK taking part in the scheme with a further 46 last-in-town sites recently added. The initiative

  • BANTAMS OPPOSITION: No boss? No worries for Cambridge

    CAMBRIDGE may be manager-less right now but they are far from rudder-less. The U’s sacked Colin Calderwood just over a fortnight ago after a run of only one win in 10 games culminated with a 4-0 home thrashing by Salford. The Scot had signed

  • Kear's outlook is bright for Bulls despite wild weather

    JOHN Kear is confident the stormy weather will not blow the Bulls off course as they build up to tackle Featherstone. Last year’s play-off finalists are next up at the Tetley’s Stadium on Sunday after last week’s postponement at York. It has

  • Bridlington to put strong Bradford Salem form to the test

    BRADFORD Salem, winners of their last four home matches in Yorkshire Division One, welcome Bridlington tomorrow, who at 10th are three places below their hosts. "We are expecting a beefed-up Bridlington, who have got players back such as Jamie Martin

  • CAMBRIDGE UNITED: Away day guide for Bradford City fans

    THERE is suddenly a buzz around Bradford City after the return of Stuart McCall, but he faces his biggest test so far with an away trip to in-form Cambridge United. The U's have jumped up to 12th in League Two following three straight wins, with

  • No excuses as Bantams eye cure for travel sickness

    STUART McCall is confident there are no mental demons as City look to put their away record straight. The Bantams head for Cambridge tomorrow with morale boosted by a first win in nine games in midweek. They have not won on their travels since

  • Preview: Local clubs rally round flood-hit Bradford & Bingley

    THE fixture list has fallen kindly for flood-hit Bradford & Bingley. The Bees' first team are not due to play at Wagon Lane until they face Morley in a re-arranged North One East match on Saturday, February 29 - by which time they hope to have sorted

  • Seized cash is given to Bradford groups

    TENS OF thousands of pounds in funding from the County’s Police and Crime Commissioner have been allocated to help address key community safety priorities across the region. Mark Burns-Williamson, West Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner (