THERE are now 23 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Bradford, official figures have revealed. That's a jump of seven from yesterday. Leeds has 67, Kirklees has 24 and Calderdale has nine. As of 9am today, a total of 104,866 people have
POLICE in Bradford have today recovered a car stolen in Keighley the day before. West Yorkshire Police's Operation Steerside team discovered the Volvo, which was stolen on Wednesday, while on patrol in the Bradford East area today. Forensic officers
A SHOCKING image of group of youths brazenly flouting coronavirus lockdown rules in Bradford has emerged. A Telegraph & Argus reader snapped the picture in Great Horton, branding their actions “disgusting” as they blasted music around the streets
POLICE are appealing for witnesses to an assault in Bradford which left a woman with a head injury. It happened in Ashwell Road at the junction with Saplin Street at about 9.50am on Friday, March 20. The victim, a 24-year-old woman, attended
PEOPLE across the country have taken part in a mass round of applause for the frontline healthcare heroes who are risking their own lives battling the coronavirus pandemic. The Clap For Carers initiative saw residents applauding from their doorsteps
TWO Bradford families are among the thousands of Britons stranded around the world by the shutdown of air travel in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Vinay Verma has made a plea for help after he and his parents were caught up in the nationwide
SILSDEN manager Danny Forrest has admitted it is a blow, both on and off the pitch, that his side’s season has been abruptly ended by the coronavirus pandemic. But he insists he is excited by what the Cobbydalers’ young squad could achieve in the
Leeds Prison has become a safer and more respectful place since a damning report in 2017 but it continues to face significant challenges, says Peter Clarke, HM Chief Inspector of Prisons. The overcrowded inner-city prison is home to many men on
THE University of Bradford has issued an open invitation to businesses requiring help to tackle the Covid-19 outbreak. David Barker, technical services manager from the University of Bradford’s Faculty of Engineering & Informatics, says the university
BRADFORD South MP Judith Cummins has called on supermarkets to ensure community groups and care homes can continue to purchase essential items from stores. In a letter to the supermarkets that serve Bradford South, as well as the British Retail
MORE than 21,000 jobs for essential workers have been listed online over the past three days, according to new research. Reboot Digital PR Agency looked through the GOV website for all UK essential workers listed and looked for as many jobs listed
THE FA have announced this afternoon that they and the National League System have agreed a consensus that steps three to six of the non-league pyramid are to have their results expunged. As a consequence there will be no promotion or relegation
BRADFORD and Yorkshire are well known for their unique words and phrases for a wide variety of things Some sayings are peculiar either to Bradford or God’s Own County. Some might be used in other parts of the country, whether they were taken from
BRADFORD-based Cardinal Project Management has been honoured with an internationally-recognised award for demonstrating high health and safety standards. Cardinal has received a silver RoSPA Health and Safety Award for working hard to ensure its
THE T&A is launching its very own club and we want YOU to get involved. These are unprecedented times, with a lot of uncertainty in the air. Schools have been closed for the majority of people, with many parents, carers and guardians also
BRADFORD motorists are second worst in the country when it comes to points on their licence, a new study has revealed. The latest data from the Department for Transport has revealed the locations in the UK where drivers are most likely to have
FIREFIGHTERS from across West Yorkshire were called to a Bradford blaze this afternoon. Crews from Bradford, Odsal, Fairweather Green, Cleckheaton, Stanningley, Morley, Rawdon, Mirfield, Featherstone, Halifax and Skelmanthorpe were scrambled to
POLICE would like to identify these individuals in relation to a number of separate incidents. This round-up includes 16 images in total. Two relate to the same public order offence, two are in connection with the same robbery and two are in
THE Talking Telegraph in Bradford has put out an appeal for help distributing recordings of the T&A's stories. Because of restrictions on meeting up in the coronavirus outbreak, the charity is trying to operate remotely. But because of the
NETWORK Rail is appealing for former professional signallers in Yorkshire to help make sure the railway can continue running during the coronavirus crisis. Network Rail is working hard to keep signal boxes and control centres across the region
NORTHERN have brought in a number of new measures to help protect passengers and staff during the coronavirus crisis. Until further notice all waiting rooms at Northern stations will be closed. This follows advice from government and is in-line
POLICE investigating an incident where a woman is believed to have been injured in Bradford are appealing for information. Officers are keen to speak to anyone who saw a black Vauxhall Corsa in Grove Terrace at about 7.20pm yesterday or anyone
WE are living through really weird times at the moment with most of the places we would love to visit in the Bradford district strictly off limits due to the coronavirus lockdown. But when the lockdown is lifted and we can once again visit locations
A NUMBER of Bradford businesses are taking part in “unsafe behaviour” despite extensive government warnings, and will soon be visited by Trading Standards, Council officers and, if needed, police. They could be handed an “unlimited fine” if they
THIS dramatic picture captures the moment pallets went up in flames in Holmewood. Firefighters from Bradford and Odsal were called to the scene, on Bridgeway, earlier this morning. A West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said
POLICE are warning people that they aren't allowed to drive somewhere to exercise or walk the dog under the Covid-19 restrictions. Officers have tweeted that they are seeing people with dogs and bicycles in their car rather than exercising locally
A TRIO of district landmark buildings are vying for your votes in a unique online competition. Salts Mill, Bolton Abbey and Skipton Castle have all reached the last-16 of Welcome to Yorkshire’s World Cup of Yorkshire, showcasing the best God’s
LEEDS United's players, management and senior staff have volunteered to defer their wages for the foreseeable future. The Championship leaders - seven points clear of third with nine games to play when the season was halted by the coronavirus pandemic
POLICE are warning about bogus callers in the BD7 saying they are from Universal Credit. West Yorkshire Police's Contact Management Centre say they have had a report of three people in the Great Horton, Scholemoor and Lidget Green area. They
AN ACCIDENT has partially blocked Barkerend Road in Thornbury. Slow traffic is reported due to the crash near Lapage Primary School.
LOCKED down households have been offered advice on how to clean their homes with a range of store cupboard staples. Penny-pinchers from NetVoucherCodes.co.uk have revealed seven products – from baking soda and white vinegar to lemons and salt –
THE Bradford district now has a total of 16 positive cases of coronavirus. The latest figures were released last night and include a case of a staff member at Oxford Bingo, on Dudley Hill Road, Eccleshill. A spokesperson for the club posted
THREE people have been arrested over a stabbing in a house on Beldon Road, Great Horton. Police have confirmed that the incident happened at about 10pm last night. Three people have been arrested in connection with the incident and remain in
WITH self-isolation in full force for many of us, singletons are heading straight to dating apps to cure their boredom, and most will be facetiming before meeting in real life. MyJobQuote were eager to discover which bedroom interiors, in the background
TV presenter Carol Voderman has launched The Maths Factor - a new website to help children learn numerical skills. The Countdown star hopes to support children across the country with their basic maths skills through a variety of educational online
RESIDENTS have been asked to leave room for bin wagons and emergency vehicles to get along their road. With residents working from home instead of commuting to their business, parked cars have been left blocking access for Bradford Council’s 26
9:11pm The number of coronavirus cases in the Bradford district has risen to 23
A BRADFORD firm has landed a contract to supply hygienic cladding to the emergency Nightingale Hospital in London. The ExCeL London is being converted into a pop-up hospital to treat the country’s sick during the coronavirus outbreak. The NHS Nightingale
THE President of the Bradford Chamber of Commerce says the current Coronavirus pandemic is "uncharted territory for everyone." Suzanne Watson, Managing Director of Approach PR, said that when the crisis is over, businesses will play a huge role
MANNINGHAM Housing Association has been awarded the top grading by the independent body which oversees the performance of housing associations. Following an in depth assessment, the Regulator of Social Housing has upgraded the housing association
A MUM has hit out at "purge mentality" during the coronavirus lockdown after her son's car was torched by suspected arsonists. The blaze was so intense it even spread to her own car. Police released an appeal yesterday after nine vehicles were
COUNCIL bosses have authorised the use of Compulsory Purchase Orders to allow a major traffic scheme to go ahead. At a meeting of Bradford Council’s Executive on Tuesday, members discussed the Bradford to Shipley Route Improvement Scheme - a multi
A SPONSORED walk which was due to take place in Bingley this Sunday has been cancelled, with the UK on lockdown. The annual Great Daffodil Walk was to raise funds for Marie Curie Hospice Bradford, and was to take place in Myrtle Park and the St
KEIGHLEY Cougars chairman Mick O’Neill has moved to reassure fans that everything is “cosy” at the club, with no prospect of another financial crisis. The coronavirus pandemic has postponed rugby league matches for the foreseeable future, but O’
GUISELEY’S joint-manager Russ O’Neill has always been keen to praise the collective spirit at the club, which was certainly on show during their excellent 1-0 win at King’s Lynn Town last time out on March 14. But even he couldn’t help himself when
KEIGHLEY Golf Club’s Simon Tabel is the Bradford & District Union president for 2020, but there can’t be many who have had a start to their tenure like this. Tabel took over on February 26 and, after a couple of weeks of promising progress on the
IAN Botham became a national hero when he almost single-handedly won the Ashes in 1981. But for three City fans, Valley Parade springs to mind at the mention of the cricketing icon. We throw open the column to the supporters for the second
KEIGHLEY Rugby Union's head coach Dan McGee felt sure his team could have pulled themselves out of the Yorkshire One relegation zone given the way they had been playing, but now they are at the mercy of the decision of the Rugby Football Union instead
JOHN Kear has welcomed Mark Sawyer’s decision to step up as acting chief executive at the Bulls during the current crisis. The Dewsbury chairman has assumed the top role, as the sport battles the huge financial implications of the coronavirus lockdown
In 1982 soaring rents and rates and were driving shops out of Bradford. On Broadway – the city’s first pedestrian precinct four leading retailers had closed or moved. Love looking at old pictures from across the Bradford district? Join our new
RICHARD O’Donnell admits the worst part of football’s current inertia is not knowing when it can start again. It is coming up to a fortnight since the game was halted because of the coronavirus pandemic. The season has been suspended until
Drivers have been given a 6-month MOT holiday to help them stick to the coronavirus quarantine. In the immediate aftermath of Boris Johnson's lockdown announcement, there were mixed messages about whether MOT tests would still be required.
FINES of £30 will be given to people who don't follow the government's UK lockdown measures. But anyone handed a penalty for breaking the rules will end up in court if they don't pay. What can police do? On Monday, Boris Johnson said tougher
Supermarket chains have launched dedicated shopping hours for the NHS, plus elderly and vulnerable customers to buy the essentials they need during the coronavirus crisis. Here's a round-up of what supermarkets are doing to help: ASDA
A group of youths have come in for fierce criticism after meeting up round a camp fire and enjoying a barbecue today - in defiance of strict Government guidance on social distancing. The youths fled when police arrived on the scene in Hipperholme
