Bradford
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Bantams braced for huge Halloween occasion as they host derby rivals at Silsden
WEDNESDAY night is a big deal for Bradford City Women, as they host neighbours FC Halifax Town in the FA Women’s National League Division One North in Silsden.
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Café owner with a 'heart of gold' hailed for bringing people together on estate
The café serves the estate's 11,000 residents and has become a daily meeting place for people of all ages.
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NOSTALGIA: Bradford and Halifax honoured to have all-star back-rowers
BRADFORD Northern had fine back rowers of their own in the mid-1960s, Terry Clawson and Johnny Rae in particular, but they'd have loved Terry Fogerty too.
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How Bradford nursery transformed its Ofsted rating in just 5 months
Management said they acted immediately after the original inspection.
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Large estate where animals seen in fields and fly tipping is a huge concern
Once Europe’s second-largest council estate, it is now home to around 11,000 residents.
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Decision on plan to create 'only cafe in village' - with milk vending machine
The application was for a change of use to a café, along with a side extension to create toilet facilities, an outdoor seating terrace with retractable awning and a milk vending machine.
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Women shouldn't have to change their routes when the clocks go back, says club
A Bradford running club is backing a national campaign aimed at helping women feel safer exercising after dark, as concerns over personal safety continue to influence how many people use public spaces during the winter months.
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Shop told 'food must not be stored or handled in the toilet' by inspectors
The inspection found a range of issues with food hygiene practices, structural standards, and management controls.
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'Horrendous' wind blows wooden planks off scaffolding structure on Bradford road
A Bradford resident has spoken out after strong winds blew wooden planks from scaffolding outside his block of flats.
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Police discover 13-year-old behind wheel of car driving 'suspiciously slowly'
A 13-year-old was caught behind the wheel after police stopped a car driving "suspiciously slowly".
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More than 160,000 people left without power as storms batter the UK
The impact of storms Austen and Boelo has left more than 160,000 people without power in the UK
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Here's why a city centre takeaway was slapped with a 1 star hygiene rating
The visit, carried out by environmental health officers, found that hot water was not available at the rear preparation sink due to a broken boiler.
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Rare Royal Mint 50p coin selling on eBay for more than 300 times its face value
The London 2012 Olympic Games Blue Peter piece drew 26 bids on eBay before being snapped up for £156.20.
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Disney to open its first UK outlet store with big discounts on offer
Disney Store will open its first UK outlet this autumn, offering Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars merchandise, with savings up to 40.
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Police launch murder probe after man died in weapon attack outside property
Police have launched a murder investigation after a man died from wounds suffered in an attack.
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What happens if you don't pay your TV licence? The rules households must know
UK TV licence rules explained: who needs one, £180 cost, free and reduced-cost licences, payment options and fines for watching live TV or BBC iPlayer.
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Storm Boelo causes severe disruption at Leeds Bradford Airport - Here's what we know
Flights have been cancelled, diverted and delayed due to disruption caused by Storm Boelo.
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Bradford district homes hit by power cuts caused by strong winds - What we know
Strong winds from Storm Boelo have caused power cuts across the Bradford district.
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DWP benefits that could cut your broadband or phone bill to £10
Martin Lewis has discussed social tariffs that can cut broadband or phone bills and are open to people claiming DWP benefits
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Train operator advises customers not to travel today due to Storm Boelo disruption
A train operator is advising customers not to travel today because Storm Boelo has disrupted services.
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State pension age could be cut to 65 under calls that would free up jobs
A petition calling for the UK state pension age to be cut to 65 for everyone has passed 100,000 signatures
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New parking rules explained: What drivers need to know about fines and appeals
Private parking firms issued 16.9m tickets in 2025/26. Proposed UK reforms include five- and 10-minute grace periods, appeals and £20 caps for genuine errors.
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Popular ice cream company opens new cafe - 'It’s like Willy Wonka’s factory'
A new café has opened its doors with a deeply personal story behind it.
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Two missing Bradford teenage boys believed to be travelling together - What we know
Two Bradford teenagers who have been reported missing are believed to be travelling together.
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Catering supervisor celebrates 35 years with West Yorkshire care group
A CATERING supervisor is celebrating 35 years of service
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Retired Bradford couple cook up a storm with former Great British Bake Off star
Mick and Cath recently teamed up with a former Great British Bake Off star on their channel Our Turn Now.
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Bradford's Lord Mayor receives first poppy in historic annual tradition
Bradford’s Lord Mayor, Councillor Chris Herd, has received the first poppy of the year from the Royal British Legion.
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Bradford school smashes foodbank donation record with 593kg collection
A SCHOOL has more than doubled its record foodbank donation following an outpouring of support
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Police issue appeal to find teenage boy who is missing from BD2 area of Bradford
Police have launched an appeal to find a missing Bradford teenage boy.
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Rachel Hill of Bondville on her Yorkshire weekends
Rachel Hill shares life running Bondville Model Village in Bridlington, making candles, supporting her family and embracing new passions after selling nurseries.
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'First class' West Yorkshire curry house praised for its 'fantastic food'
Lala's Restaurant has a few locations around West Yorkshire and is loved for its "seamless" service and "fantastic" food.
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Much-loved garden centre forced to close cafe after losing roof due to strong winds
A garden centre was forced to close its café after losing part of its roof during high winds.
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Construction to begin on new Bradford centre which celebrates heritage and education
A new Bradford centre will bring heritage, education and the community together.
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Guiseley Sounds unveils biggest-ever festival line-up for 2027
A festival is set to return with its biggest-ever line-up.
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NATH'S NATTERS: Super League or job security? Post-Bulls moves make for debate
TALKING to Chris Atkin this week, I expected the conversation to centre around his exit from Bradford Bulls, but his points about Riley Dean caught my eye.
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Bradford cyclist selected for Team GB after wife's life-changing kidney donation
A Bradford man whose life was transformed by a kidney transplant will represent Team GB at the World Transplant Games.
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Could this app save Bradford drivers from costly Clean Air Zone fines?
Bradford drivers could avoid costly Clean Air Zone penalties with the help of a new app designed to remind users when they need to pay the charge.
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Artist behind Bradford flower carpet brings colour to new community project
Artist Shiraaz Ali, creator of Bradford's flower carpet, has transformed a neglected community centre entrance into a colourful Hopscotch Haven play trail.
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Works that will 'improve the longevity' of former department store approved
A number of the timber windows are damaged and affected by rot.
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'Santa should go to everybody': Charity seeks filmmaker to make Christmas advert
The Clothing Bank seeks a volunteer filmmaker in Yorkshire for its Christmas campaign, helping families facing cost-of-living pressures and children in need.
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These Bradford homes once cost less than an iPhone - now they're worth a fortune
In 2026, £675 might just about get you a new iPhone. In 1926, it got you a semi-detached house in Clayton. That eye-catching comparison comes from a century-old property advert published in the Telegraph & Argus on October 20, 1926, offering homes across Bradford with deposits as low as £25.
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Avenue marking 120th anniversary with special shirt for supporters
To mark 120 years of Bradford (Park Avenue), the club are launching a special commemorative shirt for supporters.
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Could the Loch Ness Monster have survived? New fantasy book explores the impossible
Keighley author Simon E Wilkinson releases Tom Lennox and the Loch's Next Monster, a children's fantasy adventure exploring the Loch Ness Monster mystery.
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9 rat carcasses in 1 flat claims resident demanding action over infestation
The council says it is treating the issue as "a matter of urgency".
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Meet the 27-year-old AI entrepreneur hoping to put Bradford 'on the map'
In simple terms, the company helps businesses identify potential customers, makes contact with them and develops those conversations into sales opportunities.
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Everything to know on when The Voice UK 2026 semi-final will be on TV
The Voice UK is now onto the semi-final for its 2026 series, but when can you watch on ITV?
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New clothing brand rooted in prophetic tradition launches in Bradford
A menswear brand rooted in prophetic tradition is making its mark on Bradford and the northern fashion scene.
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Small Aire Valley village that produced paper for wrapping, writing and banknotes
EAST Morton is a small village in the Aire Valley between Keighley and Bingley.
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Man charged with escaping custody after large police presence on Bradford estate
A man has been charged with escaping police custody after a large police presence on a Bradford estate.
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Man jailed for over six years after pensioner died in confrontation at bus stop
A man has been jailed for causing a pensioner's death after a confrontation at a bus stop.