Bradford
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Car burst in flames after crash that shut major Bradford road
At least two vehicles are believed to have crashed, with other cars visibly damaged at the scene.
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Mortgage rates hit 6 per cent as £80,000 borrowing gap leaves buyers facing a shock
Mortgage rates have hit 6 per cent for the first time in three years as sub-5 per cent deals plunge. Buyers also face an £80,000 gap between mortgage calculators.
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IMG DAY: Bulls fall spot but all 14 stay in Super League as London debate grows
Bradford Bulls have dropped from 10th to 11th in the IMG rankings and their score has fallen, but they have comfortably secured a Super League place for next year.
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New Marie Curie Hospice team helps people plan end of life care
“MOST people do have an idea about what they want - it’s just no one’s ever asked them before. That’s why this service is important. Without it, many of the patients I’ve supported with a life limiting illness might have fallen through the cracks.”
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The exact date clocks go back this month in the UK and why
The change means an extra hour in bed for your Sunday lie-in and will give an extra hour of daylight as the darker nights roll in.
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Jury sees 'distressing content' of man running along streets chased by armed figures
A jury in a murder trial has been shown CCTV footage of a brutal attack that left the victim fatally injured.
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Bradford among cities with highest youth unemployment rates - new research
Bradford among English cities with highest NEET rates, as Centre for Cities finds one in six young people in city are not in employment, education or training.
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Aldi reveals locations for 10 new UK stores opening in 2027
Aldi has revealed 10 new UK store locations opening in 2027 as part of its £900m expansion - see the full list.
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Currys opens new Bradford Business Hub to support West Yorkshire firms
Currys has launched a dedicated Business Hub designed to serve businesses across Bradford and West Yorkshire.
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Dancewear business expands and creates jobs after £3,925 boost
"It has been a valuable investment in the future of our business."
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Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen and her children take centre stage
Photos of Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen and Ukranian refugees in York have made the final of a photography competition.
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Couple 'who poured hearts and souls' into cafe announce its closure
It had opened in early November 2025.
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UK flooring company closes after 48 years as it enters administration
Northern Ireland flooring firm Ceco, a Headlam flooring subsidiary, has ceased trading after 48 years, having fallen into administration.
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Bradford veteran, 105, survived all 32 raids as Bomber Command rear gunner
AS a rear gunner with Bomber Command, Ronnie Holdsworth wasn’t expected to survive more than three air raids during the Second World War.
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Global celebration of poetry and music coming to Bradford for first time
Rumi Revival: Held by Hope will take place at St George’s Hall on Monday, October 12.
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Pub chain launches search for four-legged treat tester
Vintage Inns is looking to hire a new four-legged colleague with a nose for treats for its UK pubs.
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UK drivers can now track live petrol prices on Google Maps
Edmund King, president of the AA, described the arrival of transparent pricing on the platform as "a massive step forward".
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Aldi warns 'this can occur' as customer finds maggot in raspberry
A mother described her disgust after finding a dead frozen maggot inside a £3.49 packet of viral Aldi Specially Selected chocolate-covered raspberries.
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Garden centre to transform into winter wonderland for Christmas next weekend
Santa Claus will officially open the Christmas wonderland by cutting the ribbon at 9am on Saturday.
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'One of the last mills in area' could be converted to housing
A planning application for homes is expected to be submitted in the near future.
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Theatre presents Kay Mellor play exploring memories of a lost love
KEIGHLEY Playhouse offers “an emotional and unforgettable evening” with its production of Kay Mellor’s acclaimed play, A Passionate Woman.
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Row erupts over 'manholes must be covered' joke in pub toilet amid misogyny claims
It read: "Why do women wear underwear? Because health and safety says all manholes not in use must be covered."
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Do speed cameras have to be visible? When you can challenge a speeding fine
Legal experts explain why motorists cannot challenge a speeding fine simply because a speed camera was hidden by trees, unlit at night or not painted yellow.
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UK drivers splashing pedestrians could face £5,000 fines and licence points
The warning comes as wet October weather arrives across the UK, with rainfall set to intensify through November and December.
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Group pays tribute after death of oldest member who was president 6 times
Members described her as one of its most active volunteers.
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Plans submitted for goods vehicle operating centre at Bradford business park
WHMS Wholesalers Ltd has applied to use Unit 2, Tong Street Business Park, Holme Lane, as an operating centre.
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Spa break to former Edwardian hunting lodge revives golden age of motoring holidays
It is said that the golden age of the British motoring holiday was in the 1930s, when car ownership had rocketed to around two million.
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Emmerdale fans 'sorry' to see popular actor leave ITV soap after 7 years
A popular Emmerdale star, who is part of the Dingle family, will leave the ITV soap after 7.5 years.
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Plan to convert warehouse into parade of shops is refused over parking concerns
PROPOSALS to turn the ground floor of a warehouse into a parade of shops have been refused by Bradford Council.
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Bank of England to release 4 new banknotes after 'highest ever' public response
Bank of England will release four redesigned banknotes featuring animals to celebrate the natural world.
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Patients have to wait 231 days for this surgery at Bradford district hospital
Patients are facing lengthy waits for surgery at a hospital.
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Just half of councillors did sex exploitation training in months after election
Just 54 per cent of councillors completed training on “basic awareness of child and adult sexual exploitation.”
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Family-run salon hoping to retain title as Bradford's best
A family-run beauty salon has been shortlisted for the T&A's best beauty salon after winning the title last year.
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Crumbling city centre street set to be repaired almost 3 years after collapse
Efforts to have repairs carried out ran into complications after the council served a legal notice on the owners.
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Police chase suspected shoplifter in Marks and Spencer
A suspected shoplifter was arrested after leading police on a foot chase through an M&S store.
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Car left 'covered in eggs and flour' in bizarre overnight attack in Bradford district
Police are appealing for witnesses following a bizarre late-night incident involving a car.
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West Yorkshire man jailed for 19 years for sex offences against 3 women
A man has been jailed for 19 years for sexual offences against three women.
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5 tricked into transferring £30,000 after calls from 'bank fraud investigator'
Five victims, aged between 69 and 84, were tricked into transferring more than £30,000 from their accounts.
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Mayor highlights need to make walking and cycle routes feel safer
WEST Yorkshire Mayor has highlighted the need to make cycle and walking routes safer for women and girls.
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One Direction star Louis Tomlinson says career can be 'uncomfortable'
The former One Direction singer became a father in 2016.
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Firm snaps up former Beefeater and Brewers Fayre sites - with promise of 700 new jobs
A hospitality group has snapped up nearly 60 restaurant sites following a major closure.
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Brutal attack left man in pool of blood with 52 marks and injuries, murder trial told
A jury in a murder trial has heard how a man from Keighley was left with “catastrophic head and brain injuries” after falling victim to a co-ordinated, pre-planned, and brutal attack in the early hours of the morning.
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Major Bradford road shut this evening following huge crash
Emergency services scrambled to Leeds Road to attend to the collision.
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Railway event promises 'live scares' and 'sinister characters' this Halloween
A HERITAGE railway is launching an adults-only Halloween experience packed with "live scares" and "sinister characters".
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Canada's Weston family buys pharmacy chain with multiple outlets in Bradford district
A pharmacy chain with a strong presence in Bradford's communities is to be bought by the Canadian branch of the billionaire Weston family for 8.9 billion US dollars (£6.7 billion).
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Flats block set to be refurbished after 300 students evacuated
Up to 300 students were evacuated from the building after the fire service issued a prohibition notice, citing “serious concerns and risk to life.”
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'I'm not Grezza': New Bantams boss on following Alexander's footsteps in his own way
MICHAEL Duff has stressed he is not a Graham Alexander clone as he steps into his big shoes as the new manager at League One Bradford City.
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Three people rushed to hospital after serious crash in West Yorkshire last night
Three people were rushed to hospital following a serious crash in West Yorkshire last night.
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New town centre nursery to open in former outdoor shop
A NEW preschool and nursery focused on outdoor learning, sustainability and community engagement is set to open in the heart of Ilkley early next year.
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High school pupils enjoyed sport, cooking and their own X Factor show
AS THE autumn term gets into full swing we take a look back at student life at Oakbank School - now Beckfoot Oakbank School - in Keighley. Looks like plenty of fun was had, as pupils take part in activities ranging from sport to cooking, and their own X Factor show