Bradford
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End of an era as motorcycling veteran retires after 56 years in trade
"It's been an incredible journey, and I've experienced the best of times."
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Meet the people honouring the Bradford graves of those who never returned home
For organiser Simon Paul Grybas, the event is about far more than tidying headstones and clearing leaves.
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Popular village fish and chips shop that turns over £1,500 a week up for sale
A fish and chips shop turning over just £1,500 a week is up for sale.
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Colour blindness does not hold back tattoo artist who opens first studio
Transforming the building into a tattoo studio proved a challenge.
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Royal Mint reveals the 10 rarest and most valuable 50p coins in circulation today
The Royal Mint has revealed the 10 rarest 50p coins in UK circulation, from the 2023 Atlantic Salmon to the 2009 Kew Gardens design.
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Pug stolen in broad daylight from busy city street
A PUG was reportedly stolen in broad daylight from a busy Bradford street.
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Aldi £24.99 candle advent calendar that's a dupe for Jo Malone and Yankee Candle
Aldi's Hotel Collection Candle Advent Calendar returns on October 25 for £24.99, with 25 festive scents and a £35 saving against Yankee Candle.
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Curry house shut down over major cockroach infestation back open for business
Cockroaches at every stage of their life cycle were found throughout the business.
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Village beer festival set to return to cricket club after successful first year
A POPULAR village beer festival is set to return for its second year.
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Popular takeaway that boss says takes upwards of £7,000 a week up for sale
A fried chicken shop that takes upwards of £7,000 on busy weeks could be yours for under £30,000.
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Inside new restaurant opened by Bradford man in picturesque village
It serves curries alongside starters, burgers, parmesans, mocktails, desserts and children’s meals.
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Asda, Sainsbury's, Waitrose and Next shoppers warned over recalls
Retailers including Asda, Sainsbury's, Waitrose and Next have issued recall notices this week alongside alerts from national safety watchdogs.
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Councillor leaves Reform UK citing ‘bullying’ and ‘racist’ proposal
He claimed they told him he was dressed inappropriately and needed a tailored suit.
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Co-op launches new Christmas sandwiches – and they're in a £3.85 meal deal
Co-op is bringing back its Christmas sandwiches, with four returning favourites and two new festive fillings joining the lunchtime range.
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Jack sold hot tubs to put him on the road to making star-studded films
JACK Spring raised the money to fund his first feature film by renting out hot tubs.
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McDonald's and Nando's back drive to get 100,000 young people into work
Hospitality giants pledge 100,000 jobs for unemployed 18 to 24-year-olds in partnership with the DWP.
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TV licence could soon be needed to watch Netflix and YouTube under new plans
Ministers are considering plans to extend the £180 fee to online streaming platforms to prevent people avoiding payment
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This simple trick could help drivers cut down on fuel use as pump prices soar
Drivers are being advised to imagine a cup of tea on their passenger seat to save fuel.
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Halloween warning as 90 per cent of costumes are breaking UK law
Trading Standards and fire chiefs warn parents after 91 of tested children's Halloween costumes bought online failed UK safety and flammability laws.
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48-year-old man taken to hospital after collision - here's what we know
A man was taken to hospital following a collision.
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18-year-old pedestrian dies after collision - three men arrested
An 18-year-old man has died following a collision in Leeds city centre.
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Keighley actor to star in new Bingley Little Theatre production
A REGULAR performer at Keighley Playhouse is set to star in a new stage production.
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Why Wilsden is buzzing with Co-op heritage project
A BEEHIVE shelter in Wilsden, featuring a carving made from salvaged stone of a landmark building, is being renovated as part of a village heritage project.
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Former university chair to receive honorary doctorate for outstanding service
A BUSINESS leader is set to receive an Honorary Doctorate for his outstanding service
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Fireworks shop loses licence to store explosives - here's why
A fireworks shop has lost its licence to store explosives following an investigation into its social media content.
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Swagger and style: Dance show brings New York soul scene to Bradford
WELCOME to 1970s New York - where the music is loud, the dancefloor is pumping and anything can happen.
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Walks: How to see the best of Malham Tarn without the crowds
IF you are sick of being run over by mad drivers or motorbikes on the roads near Malham Tarn, take this quiet alternative. Not only is it quieter, it has better views and much more enjoyable. It just involves a little more effort.
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Food reviewer says beef dripping fish and chips shop is 'absolute heaven'
The restaurant is one of the UK’s last remaining coal-fired fish and chip shops.
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Here are the cheapest fuel prices in and around Bradford this weekend
Here's a list of the cheapest garages in and around Bradford this weekend, according to petrolprices.com.
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From fear to fitness: Bradford scheme gives people with osteoporosis new confidence
A LIFE-CHANGING fitness scheme is helping people with osteoporosis feel stronger, safer and more confident
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Leeds Abbey Dash nears sell-out as demand for 2026 race surges
A POPULAR 10K race is close to reaching full capacity, with only a limited number of entries remaining.
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Piece Hall Christmas Markets 2026 - Everything visitors need to know
Find out everything you need to know about The Piece Hall Christmas Markets, including dates, traders, entertainment and festive events.
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Bradford mum helps inspire families across UK to get moving
A MUM from Bradford is helping to inspire families across the UK to get moving
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Bradford festival to shine a spotlight on Black arts and culture
A VIBRANT celebration of Black arts and culture is set to take place in the city
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New book explores 'macabre and murky true crime stories' from Bradford's past
TODAY’S forensic detectives are often painted on screen as glamorous, dashing figures operating in high-tech labs.
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Woman taken to hospital with 'serious injuries' following collision
A WOMAN was taken to hospital with serious injuries after a collision with a car.
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Anger as 6-month-old kitten dumped in wheelie bin outside home
The kitten was found by a resident who had just moved into the nearby property that day.
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Yorkshire road named among UK’s most haunted with reports of werewolf creature
A STRETCH of road in Yorkshire has been named among the most haunted in the UK
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Inside 5 bed family home reduced twice after being on market for nearly a year
The price was cut by £25,000 in January and by a further £25,000 in June.
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Bradford curry house selling viral naanwich named 'one of the best' by visitors
Chowdreys in Bradford is loved by guests for its viral naanwich and amazing service that makes you feel like family,
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Festive fun at Bramham Park with Christmas market and house tours
Bramham Park is gearing up for Christmas, with a new market and house tours.
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'You leave feeling better about yourself' - Customers adore this Bradford salon
The salon has built a loyal client base who return not only for the treatments, but for the atmosphere created by the team.
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Plan to build 32 apartments on town centre car park is revealed
The application says the plans make good use of an “underutilised” car park.
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Returning Bulls icon says Saints balance can be found as Bradford drop division
Bradford Bulls head coach Amy Hardcastle wants to get the women’s team back on track, while she stays at St Helens and despite the Odsal side dropping down.
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Car park in centre of world heritage site shuts ahead of major redevelopment
Construction is expected to start early next month.
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Which areas in Bradford should 33,000 homes be built? You have your say
The huge document sets out where housing and commercial development should take place in the district between now and 2043.
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'Unfair for residents' - Councillors uncomfortable with major planning change
Sweeping changes are coming to England’s planning system.
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'This is not Leeds' - E-scooter hire won't be in Bradford until issues solved
Councillors were told the pilot scheme would be revisited once the issue with illegal e-scooters was resolved.
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Sisters shining on international stage as World Cup in China awaits
Two Cleckheaton sisters are shining bright on the international stage, with the eldest off to China for the World Championships.
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'Lack of progress' concerns raised over town's £12 million regeneration
Its aim is to create a better-connected, vibrant town centre.