Boris Johnson is writing to every household in the UK to urge the public to obey the lockdown and stay home during the coronavirus "national emergency". The Prime Minister, who is self-isolating after testing positive for Covid-19, will warn "things
AIREDALE Hospital NHS Trust has confirmed the death of a coronavirus patient announced on Saturday was the second such death at the hospital. Last weekend figures were published that a patient had died, but Airedale bosses would not confirm the
A NUMBER of beauty spot car parks have been closed with immediate effect, to help slow the spread of coronavirus. Bradford Council has issued a list of car parks which are now closed, to reinforce the message that 'travel to exercise is not essential
POLICE in Bradford have recovered two stolen cars in Barkerend this morning. Officers from the Steerside Enforcement Team located the cars which were displaying false number plates. They were seized and inquiries are now ongoing to identify the
THE owner of a Bradford takeaway and diner said he wanted to show how much respect he and his staff had for the NHS by donating 60 free meals to the workers in A&E at Bradford Royal Infirmary on Friday. Waseem Ahmed, owner of Burning Bull, in
IT is not just doom and gloom, often the weird and the wonderful can be found in Bradford. Here are a few quirky stories for you to enjoy from the Telegraph & Argus archives. Rodney Marsh v Bradford Bradford City's arch critic Rodney Marsh
A DUNKIRK veteran from Bradford has died, aged 101. John Allen was 20 when he took part in the Dunkirk evacuation and he went on to survive the Battle of Monte Cassino, one of the longest battles of the Second World War. Last year Mr Allen told
ONE thing that seems to be uniting us in lockdown is binge-watching. Losing yourself in a box set or a Netflix series is much-needed escapism in this unsettling time. One friend is ploughing through all six series of Downton Abbey - “My daily Downton
A BRADFORD actor has written a collection of poetry inspired by his experiences of being in West End shows. Damien Poole’s The Theatre Poet has been praised by actors including Imelda Staunton and Amanda Holden. The little book is causing a stir
10:53pm Boris Johnson is writing to every household in the UK to urge the public to obey the lockdown and stay home during
I LIVE in a busy village, close to pubs, shops and restaurants. In the evenings I often hear live music from one of the bars, the chatter of people out and about, and in the mornings I wake up to the sound of shop deliveries. I never realised how much
A CAT rescue shop has been attacked by vandals, at a time when the organisation is crying out for help. The shop, on Victoria Road, Eccleshill, is closed due to the coronavirus lockdown. Although vandals didn’t break into the premises, volunteers
IN just a few weeks, coronavirus (Covid-19) has brought the UK to its knees. Now more than ever, we are reliant on our doctors, nurses and medical staff in our NHS hospitals. These guardians angels of the community are serving on the frontline
FOUR specialist GP hubs have been created across the Bradford district and Craven. It's to help make sure the right care is given to people who have possible symptoms of coronavirus, or are self-isolating, but urgently need to see their GP practice
“INNOVATIVE” market traders in Bradford that are altering their businesses to offer home deliveries during the Coronavirus pandemic have been praised by Bradford Council. Since the start of the crisis a number of businesses have begun offering
CONCERNS have been raised about working conditions at a Bradford bakery business during the coronavirus conditions. One worker at CSM Bakery Solutions, on Cutler Heights Lane, spoke of their fears - but the firm has said it is working with employees
PLANS to build a seven storey apartment building on the outskirts of Bradford city centre have been approved. The application for a 72 flat building was first submitted to Bradford Council over two years ago, but has only been approved this month
A BRADFORD theatre company is spreading joy in difficult times by delivering arts packs to families in lockdown. Bloomin' Buds decided to take resources to the doors of families that may struggle to buy resources and support home schooling. It
A leading Bradford barrister has labelled the coronavirus pandemic “catastrophic” for the city’s already under-siege Crown Court. Stephen Wood, a recently appointed Queen’s Counsel, who has prosecuted and defended many high-profile cases over the
A BOY has taken his Bradford City obsession to the next level by kitting out a mock-up dressing room built in his bedroom. Joe Farrell, eight, can now re-create Bantams manager Stuart McCall's team talks from the comfort of his own home. The
Viewed in the twilight – with its superbly-designed headlights taking effect as the last of the daylight catches the sharp creases on its bonnet – the Peugeot 2008 makes for a wonderful sight. I’m not in the habit of taking car pictures when the
LIVERSEDGE’S manager Jonathan Rimmington says he is “bemused” by the FA’s decision to void the Toolstation Northern Counties East League Premier Division, and fears it could be the demise of his club. Sedge were sat second, two points behind leaders
FORMER Bantam Raffa De Vita admits he is scared for his family locked down in Italy. But he also feels they are some of the lucky ones. The Italian nation continue to suffer more than any other country in Europe with the deadly effects of the
THE coronavirus outbreak has affected us all in some way, but for sole traders the impact has been even greater, with many not knowing where their next stream of income will come from. Darts is a sport which shares these values, with most players
These ten images show a very different Bradford down the years. Some changes were for the better and others are still out for debate. Love looking at old pictures from across the Bradford district? Join our new Bradford Nostalgia Facebook group
CITY need the football season to be completed to unlock the latest Oli McBurnie windfall. The Bantams stand to receive a further £431,250 from the sell-on cut in their former striker’s move from Swansea to Sheffield United last summer. As part
