Bradford
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New skills hub opens as Keighley women's centre completes major expansion
The Keighley Association for Women and Children’s Centre (KAWACC) has extended its existing building with £164,000 in funding.
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Pensioners could get up to £300 this winter as Winter Fuel Payments letters sent
Millions of older people are due to receive letters about their Winter Fuel Payment in October or November, with most eligible pensioners expected to get the money before the end of the year.
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Document sets out where 33,000 new homes could be built in Bradford in next 17 years
The latest iteration of the plan has now been revealed, and provides sites where housing and employment developments should be built between now and 2043.
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Injuries were deemed 'irreversible' and 'unsurvivable' after attack, murder jury told
A pathologist who carried out the post-mortem on a Keighley man fatally beaten in a brutal street attack has outlined the dozens of injuries that he suffered.
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Bradford school forced into emergency partial closure amid 'substantial issue'
It has affected the first and second floor of the building.
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Andy Burnham introduces major petrol station price change from today
Andy Burnham has welcomed a new way to compare petrol and diesel prices, helping motorists find the best price at the pump.
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Go-ahead for Padel centre at Brighouse
A Brighouse warehouse can become a centre for the increasingly popular racquet sport padel, planners have agreed.
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Police concerned for the welfare of missing 26-year-old man from Riddlesden
Police are concerned for the welfare of a missing 26-year-old man from the Bradford district.
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Full cast list for ITV's gripping new drama The Party starring Luke Evans
ITV will release a new gripping drama this weekend - see the full cast list, what it's about and how to watch it.
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Why Incommunities visited residents at 2,000 homes across Bradford
Residents were asked about what they liked most about their area, what could be improved, and whether they felt safe.
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Bradford company hands out 3,500 free drink vouchers to primary school pupils
Bradford drinks company, Berries, has given out approximately 3,500 free drink vouchers to pupils as part of a school reward scheme.
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Hurricane with 105mph winds could bring stormy conditions to UK
Good Morning Britain's Laura Tobin warns the remnants of a US hurricane will bring stormy conditions to the UK by the middle of next week.
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Pupil helps man who fell off bike and uses pocket money to get him takeaway
After learning the gentleman had not eaten that day, Hannah used her own pocket money to buy him food from a nearby takeaway.
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Car engulfed in flames in second incident on M62 this morning
A car burst into flames on the M62 this morning.
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Seven new homes on Ripponden former scrapyard site
Seven new homes can be built on a former scrapyard site at Ripponden, planners have agreed.
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Bradford drivers warned seemingly innocent accessory could be damaging their cars
Auto locksmiths warn that heavy, cluttered keychains can damage vehicle ignition barrels, while motoring clutter risks fines of up to £2,500.
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Early flu season warning as UK virus levels hit four-year high
The UK Health Security Agency has warned of a potentially early flu season as virus levels rise higher than during the same period in the past four years.
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Look back at popular theatre - 70 years after curtain came down for good
OCTOBER marks seventy years since the magnificent Hippodrome Theatre in Keighley closed its doors for good.
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I tested gravy granules - which smelled like sweaty socks?
We put gravy granules to the test
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Police launch search for missing 10-year-old boy
A search is under way for a missing 10-year-old boy.
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UK drinks company to close after 6 years as it collapses into liquidation
Straight and Narrow Drinks, a UK maker of low-calorie alcohol-free beverages, is set to close after entering liquidation.
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M62 ranked one of Britain's toughest motorways for drivers in new study
The M62 has been named one of the UK’s most challenging motorways for drivers, according to a recent study from MoneySuperMarket.
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Spooky stories and crafts planned for Halloween at Bradford's Bolling Hall
Bolling Hall Museum in Bradford hosts free Halloween Hyacinths on October 31, with spooky stories, crafts, face painting and family activities for all ages
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Man was 'chilling' in another part of city when machete attack happened, trial told
A man has denied being at the scene of a ferocious nighttime machete attack in which one victim had his hand hacked off at the wrist.
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Bradford Council may end up flying Union flag on St Patrick's Day - councillor claims
BRADFORD'S new flag policy could leave Council bosses with a tricky decision on St Patrick's Day - a Councillor has claimed.
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Former Bulls prospect 'prepared to die' as he opens up over heart failure shock
Former Bradford Bulls academy talent Keegan Hirst was diagnosed with heart failure in 2024 and prepared for the possibility that he might die.
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Suspected keyless thieves target identical Ford Fiestas and Toyota pickup
Police are warning motorists to be vigilant after two identical cars were targeted in separate overnight thefts in Bradford.
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Teen drove dad's Audi through park before hitting 90mph and crashing into bus
A teenage driver knocked wing mirrors off two cars, damaged a bus and then caused a crash writing off a van.
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Victorian man ‘brought back to life’ through pioneering avatar technology
Victorian villager ‘brought back to life’ through pioneering avatar technology
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Do ghosts exist? Psychologist to present ‘proof’ at Otley Halloween talk
A PSYCHOLOGIST and paranormal investigator is inviting people to decide for themselves whether ghosts exist during a special talk in Otley later this month.
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Do you recognise this man? Police issue e-fit after indecent exposure incident
Police have released an e-fit image of a man they want to identify following a reported indecent exposure incident in Sowerby Bridge.
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Former MP cleared of role in bogus Covid-19 testing firm - but ex-councillor guilty
A former Labour minister has been cleared by a judge of his role in a fraudulent Covid-19 testing centre.
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Fighting Cock pub incident - Police launch investigation
Officers were called to The Fighting Cock pub, after a burglary was reported.
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Outrage as Star Hobson’s mum Frankie Smith is released from prison on licence
An MP is incensed that Star Hobson’s mother has been released from prison six years after the toddler’s death.
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Reform UK council leader: Vote of no-confidence call over 'invaders' comments
The Reform UK council leader said she believes there are people who are “invading our country”.
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Freezing cold man 'covered in mud' arrested in police probe into nine burglaries
A 19-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a series of burglaries.
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Organised crime crackdown sees illegal tobacco and vehicles seized in Bradford
Thousands of pounds worth of illegal tobacco products have been seized as part of a major operation targeting suspected money laundering in Bradford.
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Cancer survivor raises £11,000 to help patients at hospital where she received care
A cancer survivor has raised more than £11,000 to support patients at the hospital where she received care.
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Long-time Bradford shoe store set to shut it doors - 'Everything must go'
Wynsors has more than 45 shops across the UK and sells brands including Adidas, Skechers, Clarks, Timberland, Nike and Crocs.
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WATCH moment Bradford man used BMW to ram police car
He drove into a police car parked in front of him, causing more than £6,000 worth of damage while two officers were still inside the vehicle.
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Jobs could be lost at Bradford bank as 60 roles put at risk in reorganisation plan
A bank headquartered in Bradford city centre has confirmed it is considering job cuts as part of wider transformation plans.
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8.4km Hebden Bridge walk takes in waterfalls, mill ruins and valley views
Explore an 8.4km Hebden Bridge walk through Colden Water clough, Blackshaw Head and Staups Mill ruins, ending beside the Rochdale Canal in Yorkshire.
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New flag policy that Reform says will 'promote patriotism' in Bradford approved
The new policy, approved by the Reform-led Executive on Thursday morning, will mean only a limited number of flags can be flown on the flagpoles in Centenary Square
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Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen to return to Grassington for new book signing
THE Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen is due to make a popular return visit to Grassington to sign copies of her new books.
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Historic Bradford shelter converted into homes - inside look
The conversion was carried out by Chartford Housing.
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Police concerned for welfare of missing 52-year-old Bradford man
Police are concerned for the welfare of missing 52-year-old Bradford man.
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Gareth Gates to star in 18+ rated Boyband in the Buff in Bradford next week
Gareth Gates will headline a steamy boyband-themed show promising throwback hits.
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Bradford named one of UK's cheapest cities for office rents - new research
Bradford named UK’s second most affordable city for office space, with rents averaging £12.20 per sq ft, behind Sunderland, says money.co.uk research.
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How to pronounce this West Yorkshire village's name with two traditional pubs
Cononley is definitely not pronounced how it looks like it should be so here is a guide so you can get it right.
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Museum announces major new exhibition and events for 30th anniversary
A season of events and a major new exhibition will launch in 2027 at the Thackray Museum in Leeds.