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  • Suspected cannabis farm busted this afternoon

    A SUSPECTED cannabis farm has been busted in Wibsey today. Police were called to a property on Holroyd Hill at around 12.45pm. A West Yorkshire Police spokesperson said: "There were no occupants in the property and work is currently taking

  • Bank will be open two days a week from next week

    EXTRA opening hours have been added to the Wibsey branch of Santander. The bank, on Folly Holl Road, is the last remaining bank in the Bradford South area. It had been temporarily closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, but it will now be open for

  • Bradford Bulls Women's skipper Hardcastle leaves the club

    BRADFORD Bulls Women's captain Amy Hardcastle has left the club to join St Helens. Hardcastle had become a key figure in the Bradford team over several years, playing a crucial part in that famous 2017 treble-winning campaign. She had recently

  • YouTube film charts football life in Bradford

    A DOCUMENTARY on amateur football in Bradford will receive its online premier tomorrow. ‘Saturday Afternoon, Sunday Morning’ is one of five films by Dutch photographer Hans van der Meer. He came to Bradford in 2004 to 2005, invited by Greg

  • Further appeal over missing Denzel Muduma

    POLICE have issued a further appeal for information on missing teenager Denzel Muduma as concerns grow for his welfare. Denzel, who is 14, was last seen at his home in the Wakefield area on Monday at about 1pm. It was thought he had travelled

  • Mention of devolution makes people 'glaze over'

    MORE needs to be done to make the new West Yorkshire devolution deal more interesting to the public, as one Council boss pointed out the very word devolution causes many people to 'glaze over.' In March the Government announced a £1.8 billion devolution

  • ‘Don’t be a tosser’ urges KFC over litter

    KFC has urged its customers not to dump rubbish from its restaurants. The fast food chain, which has so far reopened one of its drive-thrus in the Bradford district, sent out the urgent message nationally to deter litterbugs across the country.

  • Bradford hospitals report two more Covid-19 deaths

    TWO further Covid-19 deaths have been recorded at hospitals in the Bradford district in the 24 hours to 5pm on Wednesday. One death was reported by Bradford Teaching Hospitals Trust yesterday and another was reported at Airedale Hospital on the

  • Brave Luke adjusts to life back at home

    THE dad of a brave young Skipton boy whose life was turned upside down when he contracted meningitis before Christmas, has thanked everyone for their ongoing support and well wishes. Adam Mortimer said life will be very different for a while now

  • Costa Coffee reveal when all drive-thru's will reopen

    COSTA Coffee have revealed when all their drive-thru branches will reopen. Like other food chains, Costa closed many of their shops following the UK Lockdown on March 23. In recent weeks, a small number of drive-thru stores have reopened to

  • Stolen motorbike recovered in Bradford South

    A STOLEN Lexmoto motorbike has been recovered by police in Bradford South. It was spotted by Operation Steerside officers on pro-active patrols around Holme Wood and Bierley. Officers reported that it was stolen during the early hours of this

  • Revealed: Top 10 most searched for celebrity homes

    DURING lockdown we’ve all seen a lot more of our homes, but with the help of social media we’ve also seen a lot more of our favourite celebrities’ homes too. Whether it’s for interiors inspiration or we just want a bit of a nosey to kill some time

  • Warning over sky lanterns or fireworks for Clap for Carers

    RESIDENTS have been told not to use sky lanterns or fireworks for the weekly tribute to our essential workers. Clap for Carers has become a lockdown staple, with people standing at their doorstep every Thursday night at 8pm to acknowledge the dedication

  • Bradford public urged to make only essential rail trips

    THE rail industry is calling on people to only make essential train journeys this bank holiday weekend. Many parts of the network in the north of England will be undergoing improvement work by Network Rail while government advice is still asking

  • Nearly 100 jobs to be axed at family-owned firm

    A company in the Bradford district is set to shed up to 99 jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic. Clamps manufacturer Teconnex has announced redundancies across departments at its head office and manufacturing plant in Chesham Street, off Dalton

  • ITV soap Emmerdale resumes filming - but with major changes

    PRODUCTION on ITV soap Emmerdale has resumed - but with major changes including social distancing measures on set. Filming returned on Wednesday, May 20, at Emmerdale’s studios in Leeds involving a pared back crew to ensure health and safety protocols

  • 3 ways to add value to your outside space at home

    AHEAD of the warm Bank Holiday weekend, it’s possible you will be spending time in the garden – why not make it worth it? Here’s expert advice from MyJobQuote, detailing three ways to add value to your outside space. 1. Build a wheelie bin

  • Criticism over delays to flood grants

    RESIDENTS eligible for £5,000 property flood resilience grants are still waiting to be able to apply for them, five months after floods hit Calderdale. The Conservative Group on Calderdale Council say the application process for the grant has not

  • Cottage owner wins insurance claim against Bradford Council

    A COTTAGE owner has expressed his relief after winning a long-standing compensation case against Bradford Council. Stuart Shackleton - who shares Cuckoos Nest cottage in St Ives, Bingley, with his family - is set to receive £10,000 after a tree

  • University of Bradford engineers team up to make visors

    COMPANIES have joined the University of Bradford to get behind the effort to produce PPE during the Covid-19 epidemic. Engineers from the University have started the mass production of face shields with orders for 15,000 already. The project

  • Covid-19 survivor praises 'amazing NHS' after virus battle

    A COVID-19 survivor says he “owes so much” to the hospital staff who helped him win his battle against the deadly disease. Colin Wood, 38, from Buttershaw, was taken into the Bradford Royal Infirmary back in April and had a three-week stint in

  • Plan's for 'proud old building' in city centre

    A “PROUD old building” that has been a church and consulate since it was built in the 1870s could be the latest city centre property to be converted into flats. Grade II listed Iqbal House on North Parade was, until recently, the home of Bradford

  • Bradford's 2040 Vision ‘more important than ever’

    PLANNING for the future of Bradford is "more important than ever" according to Bradford Council's leader. Earlier this year the Council began its 2040 Vision, a joint-initiative between the Council and partners across all sectors – business, public

  • NOSTALGIA: Five Bradford cricket teams from years gone by

    IN the latest edition of our look back through the Telegraph & Argus picture archives, here are five cricket teams from years gone by. Do you recognise yourself or anyone you know? In our first picture, we can see the Bradford Central League team

  • BANTAMS NOSTALGIA: Parkinson era ends with Den stalemate

    May 2016: MILLWALL 1 (Gregory 44) CITY 1 (Proctor 44) THIS week marked seven years since Phil Parkinson lifted the League Two play-off trophy with City at Wembley. It is also four years yesterday that he took charge for the final game of his

  • Tennis club returns under strict safety restrictions

    ILKLEY Lawn Tennis & Squash Club have reopened a number of their courts to allow play for leisure to resume, subject to LTA guidance. Earlier this month, the government announced that individual's can participate in unlimited exercise, including

  • McCall: Bantams saved best until last in training

    STUART McCall has revealed that City produced the best training session of his reign – on the same day their season ended. The Bantams have accepted that their League Two campaign is over as clubs wait on how the EFL will resolve the issues at both

  • Cocaine-fuelled burglar left family traumatised

    A drink and cocaine-fuelled burglar who left a family traumatised when he smashed a window at dead of night has been jailed for 18 months. Luke Toulson, 32, of Evans Towers, Ternhill Grove, central Bradford, left shattered glass and blood in the

  • Council bosses to endorse new cycle and walking routes

    PROPOSALS to create a new cycle route linking Bradford city centre to the South of the district will be discussed today. Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plans will be discussed during a remote meeting of West Yorkshire Combined Authority