Bradford
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Here's how much Bradford Council has spent on clearing fly-tipping this year
Bradford Council spent £258,900 clearing fly-tipped waste from April to July 2026.
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Artist creates Bradford doodle map mural at primary school
Freelance illustrator Dave Draws has produced a unique mural at Green Lane Primary School, showcasing his renowned doodle maps.
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ITV to change Emmerdale and Coronation Street TV schedules again this week
ITV viewers will see a change to the usual Emmerdale and Corrie schedules this week - when to watch the soaps.
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Homeowners are being urged to put unusual item around their windows this autumn
Homeowners are being told to put cotton balls around their windows to prevent spider from coming in.
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Nursery ‘needs attention’ in 4 areas with concerns over teaching and inclusion
An inspection took place on August 20, with the latest report finding that children do not always receive the help needed to build their skills and knowledge.
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Women-only salon in Bradford that has 'proper conversations' with customers
A women-only beauty salon has been shortlisted for an award after just one year of business.
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Sky confirms 7 changes coming to millions of TVs across the UK in October 2026
Sky TV customers can expect at least seven changes in October.
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'It can put you on your knees' - Veteran slams unexpected Bradford fireworks
For most people, fireworks are a cause for celebration. For Queensbury veteran John Swaine, an unexpected explosion can transport him back to the streets of Belfast during the Troubles.
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Bradford minimarket could face legal action over 'serious' food safety breach
A minimarket and bakery has been warned it could face legal action following a serious food safety breach.
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Man pinned woman to fence and strangled her with both hands in the street
A man who strangled a woman in the street has been jailed.
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'People could be killed' - Police target 3 Bradford district speeding hotspots
This past week, the Telegraph & Argus was invited to join officers from the Baildon Neighbourhood Policing Team during a speed enforcement operation to see how they work.
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The rarest £1 coins in UK change that sell for up to £60 online
An old round pound struck in 2011 is now fetching up to £60 on online auction sites
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DWP targets people with autism, ADHD and dyslexia in new push to get more into work
The Government is stepping up support to help people with autism, ADHD, dyslexia and other neurodivergent conditions move into and stay in work.
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Full list of everyone eligible for a free flu vaccine on the NHS and how to book
NHS flu vaccine is free for eligible people until March 31, 2027. Find out who qualifies and how to book online.
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UK Government addresses fuel shortage fears as diesel tops £2 per litre
Diesel has reached a record price per litre for the first time across the UK.
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Nearly six million UK drivers risk £50 fines over common roundabout mistake
Nearly six million UK drivers risk a £50 fine by failing to follow roundabout rules, with more than half making mistakes at mini-roundabouts.
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I had a sneak peek at Aldi’s £19.99 beauty advent calendar – it's packed with treats
I’ll admit it: I’m very easily tempted by a beauty advent calendar
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Aldi's viral wooden toys are back but with a new strict customer limit rule
Aldi’s viral wooden toys return nationwide on October 8, with 50+ new lines from £3.99, including a kebab shop and drum kit.
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Major free bus pass change linked to rising State Pension age
People in England face a longer wait for a free bus pass as the State Pension age rises from 66 to 67. Check when you can qualify.
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Concerns over missing Bradford man last seen at BRI - what we know
Police are appealing for information to help find a missing 60-year-old man last seen at Bradford Royal Infirmary.
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Who makes the best hot chocolate? I tested Starbucks, Hotel Chocolat and more
I tried five hot chocolates from different coffee shop chains (Starbucks, Greggs, Costa Coffee, Hotel Chocolat and Caffè Nero) and one came out on top.
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I hold efficient driving World Records - why you are losing money on fuel
As diesel prices hit an all-time high and petrol continues to soar, help is here.
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Out-of-date food on sale at grocers given 1 star hygiene rating
Inspectors found cheese with a use-by date of November 20, 2025, for sale.
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Stop using warnings issued at Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's and more UK supermarkets
Shoppers face fresh recall warnings after products including mugs, bags and baby sleeping items were pulled from sale.
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I went to see how chaotic pick-up times are at this school and left shocked
Three weeks ago, the school closed off its rear gate, citing “safeguarding” issues as the reason for this.
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Why police want to speak to these 12 people in the Bradford district
Here's a round-up of potential witnesses and suspects sought by police in connection with alleged crimes in the Bradford district.
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Key rule change impacting dog owners on hundreds of UK beaches
The seasonal ban on walking dogs on UK beaches has now been lifted. The rule is in place during the busiest time of the year.
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A simple 20p hack can save drivers from a £2,500 fine and a driving ban
Halfords has worked with comedian Judi Love to urge Brits to keep a 20p coin in their car as a safety measure
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1 common item you should not put in your recycling to avoid bins being refused
A binman has revealed one item that should never go in your recycling bin otherwise your bins might not be collected.
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Bradford's best kept secret? We visit superstore that sells a bit of everything
It offers free services to the area and beyond, alongside a well-stocked charity shop selling everything from women’s dresses and musical instruments to sofas.
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From tough first year to being named best restaurant in Bradford
A Bradford café has celebrated a double awards triumph.
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The 5 new free Sky TV upgrades set to make things easier for customers
Sky TV users are set to be getting some new free upgrades that will make the user experience much easier.
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7 bed barn conversion with spectacular views drops on market - here's how much
A seven-bed barn conversion with countryside views is up for sale in Bradford.
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Young singers aged 9 to 19 invited to audition for prestigious national choir
Young singers aged 9-19 can audition for the National Children’s Choir of Great Britain in Leeds on November 7, with free UK auditions and bursaries available.
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Council threatens legal action over Norman Lodge tree felling dispute
Bradford Council has threatened legal action against the owners of a former care home site in Low Moor following complaints over tree felling and an alleged boundary encroachment.
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It's Grandparents Day! Fond memories of a Bradford childhood
GRANDPARENTS played an important role in many Bradford households back in the day; they certainly did for me.
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The haunted history behind Bradford building that used to be used as a prison
If you are looking for somewhere to visit for Halloween for some spooky activity, you might want to try Bradford City Hall.
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Residents invited to join housing association clean-up events
A housing association is inviting residents to join a series of community clean-up events aimed at tackling litter and fly-tipping across the Bradford district.
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'I've heard everything now!' - Reform UK councillor's fear over diversity push
A Reform UK councillor said she “has heard everything now” after being told about a scheme to encourage minority groups in the fire service.
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Popular furniture maker opens new factory - marking 22 years in business
The 33,000 sq ft site is nearly three times the size of the company’s previous location in Elland and brings production, warehousing, and customer experience under one roof.
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Bradford club named best holiday programme provider in England
The awards, presented by the Department for Education, recognise outstanding organisations, providers, and volunteers across England.
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Bradford hairdresser wins 'Stylist of the Year' - this is her story
A Bradford born-and-bred salon owner is celebrating after being named Stylist of the Year 2026.
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New David Hockney exhibition - everything you need to know
Discover how David Hockney's artistic journey began as a revamped gallery exhibition opens in Bradford this autumn.
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University of Bradford students reach for the stars with satellite launch mission
STUDENTS are reaching for the stars with a bold new mission.
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NOSTALGIA: Bradford icon Grayshon quits top job at Dewsbury to pave Odsal path
VERY few sportspeople go on to have great success in their playing career AFTER leaving a coaching role.
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'Never be ashamed of where you've come from' - says Bradford barrister
What started as a small practice has since grown significantly, with the business now operating internationally.
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House plan approved despite town council's 'thin end of wedge' fears
A house can be built on land next to a rural reservoir.
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Volunteers give Bradford independent living scheme a much-needed makeover
Staff from Accent Housing’s IT department spent the day brightening up Aurelia Court, an independent living scheme in Manningham.
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Prominent Bradford city centre building reopens and welcomes first business
A prominent Bradford building has officially re-opened for businesses.
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Large school gains strong Ofsted report but attendance flagged as concern
The report said: "Leaders have not acted swiftly enough to deal with this, but their recent action is beginning to show positive signs of impact."