LIVE BLOG: Barrow v Bradford City
6:50pm Barrow also make just one change from the team that blew a two-goal lead to lose 4-2 at Doncaster. On-loan
6:50pm Barrow also make just one change from the team that blew a two-goal lead to lose 4-2 at Doncaster. On-loan
BUS services are being severely delayed on a major road in Bradford this evening. First West Yorkshire said a number of its services were experiencing long delays due to continued resurfacing work on Manningham Lane. The bus company said shortly
POLICE have increased patrols in the High Royds area of Menston following two incidents in which women were assaulted. A spokesperson for West Yorkshire Police - Leeds North West said: "We are aware of concerns in the community around High Royds
TWO fish and chip shops in Pudsey and Farsley have been named among the best chippies in the UK. Whether your go-to is a battered cod or a delicious fish supper, these popular spots were ranked in a top 12 list of fish and chip shops to try.
A MAN has avoided jail for threatening to kill a woman at a nursery. Reese Steels, 29, of Broadgate Lane, in Horsforth, was sentenced for making threats to kill and harassment - put in fear of violence, at Scarborough Justice Centre last Thursday
A NEW barber shop in Bradford is to offer free haircuts to homeless people tonight. Damaz Trimz, on Mannville Terrace in the city centre, only opened a couple of months ago. Owner Umar Hayat is already keen to give back to the community by
PLANS to convert a former public library into two semi-detached homes have been submitted to a council. Stephen Mungofa has applied to Calderdale Council seeking permission to convert Bailiff Bridge Library at Devon Way. The plans include a
TWO suspects stole a "quantity of goods" from a Bradford city centre store in an early-hours burglary, police said. The incident, where the intruder alarm was activated, happened at CEX on Broadway just before 3am this morning (Tuesday, April
A WELL-known hotel has a new manager - and he can't wait to usher in a new era. Amaze Hotels, which has recently taken on the management of Hotel Rendezvous on Keighley Road in Skipton, has appointed James Cunningham as manager. He spoke of
A MAN was found dead in a park this morning, West Yorkshire Police has confirmed. Officers attended Bramley Park, off Hough Lane, just after 6.45am today. There were no suspicious circumstances, police have confirmed. Work is still ongoing
NEWLY-appointed arts and heritage officers will help develop activities across the Bradford district. As part of a two-year engagement project, Kala Sangam and partners Keighley Creative, South Square Centre and Bloomin’ Buds Theatre Company have
THE opening date for a new Poundstretcher store in Shipley town centre has been confirmed. The shop is opening its doors in the old Wilko unit on Kirkgate on Saturday at 10am with a special event. The site has been vacant for 18 months after
A TEENAGER accused of murder was his usual “bubbly and chatty” self in his last lesson of the day before stabbing another boy through the heart on the way back from school, a court has heard. Alfie Lewis, 15, was stabbed to death “in full view”
ALMOST 100 more reports of dangerous dogs were made in Bradford last year compared to 2022 – and reports of stray dogs were also up. Bradford Council’s dog control team received 322 complaints of dangerous dogs in 2023 – the highest level in four
A BRADFORD policing team has seized three vehicles from streets across the district. West Yorkshire Police's Operation Steerside Team stopped a Skoda on Oak Lane in the west of the city due to a cracked windscreen and the driver not wearing a seatbelt
PLANS for a former town centre department store building have been given the go-ahead. The former Rackhams House of Fraser building on Skipton's High Street, will be split into four individual retail units after the proposal was given the go-ahead
Are you trying to figure out where the best place to live in Bradford is? A postcode in the city has been revealed as one of the cheapest in Britain when it comes to buying a house, according to new data. Bradford city centre and the BD1 postcode
SIGNS urging dog owners to respect Ilkley Moor and keep their pets on a lead to protect wildlife have been vandalised and stolen less than two weeks after being installed. The moorland across the Bradford district is heavily protected (and designated
POLICE have renewed their appeal to trace a woman who has been missing for more than a week. 43-year-old Donna Walsh, was last seen on Monday, April 15. Police are increasingly concerned for her welfare. She is described as being 5ft 3ins
TWO teenagers have been charged with arson - two years after a huge fire. It happened at the Grade II*-listed Dalton Mills in Keighley - a building that was home to several businesses and has been used in the filming of shows including Peaky Blinders
SIR - I am writing with regard to Mr Palmer's letter (T&A letters, April 16) about the blue plaque on the City Hall. Mr Palmer is right. The building is after the style of Venetian Gothic. This style is later than the Gothic used on Amiens
A NEW store is to open in a former Wilko unit in a Bradford district town centre. The site in Shipley has been vacant since the retailer shut its doors on Saturday, November 26, 2022. This was before Wilko went into administration and closed
Crysencio Summerville's brace boosted Leeds' hopes of automatic promotion as they edged to a 4-3 victory against Middlesbrough in a thrilling Sky Bet Championship clash last night. A relentless opening saw five goals scored in the first half alone
THE Bradford Means Business Awards are back for 2024. Brought to you by the Telegraph & Argus, in partnership with Bradford College, the awards are an opportunity to shine a light on the businesses doing great things across the district.
CONFIDENCE is growing amongst the region's businesses, a new survey has revealed. Expectations regarding increased profits and sales, plus staff recruitment, have risen. The findings are contained in the latest quarterly economic survey produced
A MOTORBIKE was seized after it was being "illegally driven" on Bradford's largest estate. Officers from the Bradford South Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) were patrolling the Tong ward yesterday. They spotted the black vehicle being ridden
THREE men were arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs after an alleged speeding vehicle was stopped in Bradford. Officers pulled the vehicle over on Towngate, following a patrol in Wyke on Sunday. Class A drugs
A TRAIN operator has released its annual figures from its Debt Recovery and Prosecutions Unit. Northern says ticketless travel accounted for as little as three per cent of journeys on its network during the last 12 months - April 1, 2023, to March
SIR - One garden waste bin from Bradford Council last year cost £40. This year it's £50 - a rise of 25per cent. Another blow from Bradford Council to cover their utter incompetence. Bob Watson, Springfield Road, Baildon
PETE Wild hopes home form will drag Barrow over the line as their play-off push splutters at just the wrong moment. The Bluebirds have collected only one point from the last five games and their top-seven place remains vulnerable. Barrow blew
A popular restaurant and bar at The Clubhouse at Fairmount Park, which is off Nab Wood drive in Shipley, has launched a new website www.clubhousenabwood.co.uk where people can view the delicious menus on offer and make a booking. The Clubhouse
THE number of people who identify as English in Bradford has been revealed. St George's Day - a celebration of England's patron saint and the country's history - is today. But the latest population survey from the Office for National Statistics
A 14-year-old was sold alcohol by a city centre shop during an undercover operation, a court was told. The test purchase was carried out at Lynxes off licence on Sunbridge Road after Trading Standards received complaints the prominent business
A CHARITY is appealing for Bradford people and businesses to raise much-needed funds through coffee mornings. The district is home to more than 85,000 people aged 65 plus in Bradford district. Age UK Bradford District revealed it is facing
A COLLEGE has been told by the education watchdog that it needs to improve. The Skipton-based Craven College, previously graded 'good' was marked as 'requires improvement' in overall effectiveness following a four-day visit by Ofsted inspectors
THE owner of a dog that bit three people in Settle has escaped an immediate prison sentence. Melissa Thorp, 49, was given an 18-month sentence, suspended for 18 months, and disqualified from having a dog for ten years when she appeared at York
BRADFORD Council has scrapped plans to install accessible toilets near a museum - after its own conservation officer said the proposals presented a potential fire risk. The Council lodged a planning application at the start of the year to create
A BRADFORD man found with anime images that showed adults having sex with young children has been sentenced. Prosecutor Eleanor Durdy told Bradford Crown Court that Aron Schofield was found with hundreds of thousands of images on his computer on
AN organisation set up to support Bradford’s arts and culture sector has appointed its first board. Bradford Producing Hub (BPH) is moving to becoming an independent organisation, having started as a short-term, Arts Council-funded project.
THE stunning cherry blossom at Bolling Hall Museum in Bradford will be celebrated with its own festival. The Bradford Council-run museum is holding the free event on Sunday (April 28) between 11am and 3pm. The volunteer Bolling Hall Gardeners
PLANS to build industrial units on an overgrown site in Bradford city centre have been refused due to concerns over traffic and the loss of an area of “ecological value.” The site at Paradise Street has been empty for around nine years, and is
BAILDON may have lost at Yarnbury for the second time in three weeks, but they are hanging their hat on the continued progress of their younger players as they look to 2024-25. Jake Duxbury’s team followed a 20-15 Counties Two Yorkshire defeat
Bradford darts ace Joe Cullen is not looking at his best of late, and he slumped to a humbling defeat in Germany over the weekend. He was taking part on the fourth event of this years PDC European Tour, the European Darts Grand Prix in Sindelfingen
GRAHAM Alexander wants City to keep playing on the edge as they try to take their unlikely play-off bid to the final day. The Bantams can still catch sixth-placed Barrow if they win tonight’s rearranged clash in Cumbria. City are currently
BRADFORD Bulls head coach Eamon O’Carroll admits the club are debating what to do about their current half back situation. With Lee Gaskell tearing his hamstring in Bulls’ defeat to Wakefield on the opening night of the Betfred Championship season