Bradford
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What El Nino is and how it could affect West Yorkshire in autumn
West Yorkshire, including Bradford, could experience stormy weather over the coming months thanks to a powerful El Nino.
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New sports centre plans submitted for west Leeds with jobs to be created
A racket sports centre could be created in a west Leeds community if plans are agreed with the city council.
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Fashion retailer closes all UK stores months after entering administration
All UK stores have closed after a popular fashion retailer entered administration.
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MP claims scrapping of Bradford swimming pool was 'political decision' by Reform UK
The decision to scrap plans for a new swimming pool in Bradford was a “political one” that “Reform must take responsibility for” – an MP…
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Major supermarket launches 1,000 apprenticeships to get young people into work
Morrisons wants to help more young people get into work by offering 1,000 apprenticeships.
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West Yorkshire drivers issued warning as drug driving causes 20 deaths
DRIVERS are being reminded of the dangers of drug driving this year.
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Look back: Skipton roots of the co-founder of Marks and Spencer
THOMAS Spencer was born in 1851 in Queen’s Place, off Queen’s Court, Caroline Square in Skipton - all named after Queen Caroline, the popular…
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Ludwig fans all say the same thing about BBC drama as series 2 begins
Ludwig has returned for a second series and fans have praised the show's new episodes so far.
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Bradford Teaching Hospitals pledges to tackle racism with new NHS principles
BRADFORD Teaching Hospitals has pledged to tackle racism head-on by adopting the NHS Race and Health Observatory’s seven anti-racism principles
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Aldi launches competition to give Yorkshire family free food for a year
Aldi is offering families in Yorkshire the chance to win a full year of free groceries.
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New parking restrictions to come into force on Bradford roads
BRADFORD Council is introducing 'no waiting at any time' restrictions on Thornton Road and Water Lane.
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Bradford Live to come alive with classic ELO hits
BRADFORD is set to come alive with the sound of classic ELO hits in September.
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Nursery that has been running for more than 30 years is sold - all the details here
A well-established nursery has been sold to a growing childcare group.
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40 jobs saved but popular York firm's liquidation leaves near £500,000 debts
York-based Frango Eduardo Ltd, which offers authentic Portuguese food, has entered a creditor’s voluntary liquidation, with debts approaching…
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Pets at Home to launch new service for dog and cat owners from September
UK pet retailer Pets at Home is launching a new service with three new products for cat and dog owners.
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'Time is up for waste criminals in Bradford' - MP backs crackdown on fly-tipping
A Bradford MP has welcomed a national crackdown on waste crime, including proposals that could force offenders to clean up their own mess.
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One in hospital as emergency services called to late-night crash in Bradford district
One person was taken to hospital following a crash in the Bradford district late last night.
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Bradford businesses face new registration rules for tattoos and piercings
THE City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council will bring in new rules for acupuncture, tattooing, and piercing businesses.
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Road closure announced in Wyke for electrical works
A ROAD in Wyke will be temporarily closed for electrical works.
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NHS urges public to use app and 111 for bank holiday health needs
HEALTH chiefs are urging people to plan ahead for the summer bank holiday.
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'Hidden' Bradford restaurant with dishes that are packed 'full of flavour'
The Wild Orchard is a hidden gem in Bradford and offers dishes that are packed "full of flavour".
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The 6 University of Bradford courses named in UK's best
The University of Bradford was recognised in the National Student Survey, with six of its courses ranked among the best in the UK.
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Teenage driver who has only held licence for 8 months hit 115mph in friend's Audi
A teenage driver who had held his licence for just eight months is facing court after police caught him driving at 115mph on the A629 bypass.
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Pakistani music stars visit Bradford fashion store for bespoke outfits
IK Collections on Westgate in Bradford city centre welcomed two leading Pakistani music artists during a busy weekend of culture and fashion.
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Nando’s applies for alcohol licence at new Keighley outlet
NANDO'S has applied for a new licence at a Keighley retail park.
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FCDO issues important warning to all Brits going abroad this year
The FCDO has warned holidaymakers to make sure they know what to do if their passport becomes lost or is stolen.
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Top North Yorkshire hotel owned by Eric Clapton scores one-star for food hygiene
The Eric Clapton-owned Burythorpe House Hotel in North Yorkshire has scored one-star for food hygiene, meaning ‘major improvement necessary’.
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Eat up: I tried supermarket chicken pies and found the best
We taste tested pies from various supermarkets including Sainsbury's and Morrisons.
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Camper guided to safety after poor weather sets in on fell near Gaping Gill
Rescuers guided a camper to safety after bad weather closed in on a Craven fell.
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Teenager overcomes family loss to achieve GCSE success with sights on military career
Kamran, a student at Co-op Academy Priesthorpe, who overcame family upheaval and the loss of his grandfather, has achieved GCSE success.
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Brits warned of 5-year prison risk for bringing item into Middle Eastern country
Bradfordians travelling to Qatar risk a possible five-year prison sentence if they bring banned medication into the country
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Bradford cinema listings for this Saturday
BRADFORD cinema-goers have a packed choice this Saturday, with superhero spectacle, family favourites, horror, comedy and prestige drama all on the…
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Bradford children enjoy hands-on learning at Discovery Playground event
A DISCOVERY playground event has given young people a fresh take on learning
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Anger as fly-tipping near Bradford district hospital said to have 'put lives at risk'
A pile of fly-tipping just yards from a hospital helipad has “potentially put lives at risk” – a councillor has claimed.
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Bradford Council set to 'respond to concerns about e-bike menace' in coming months
Bradford Council will look “how best to respond to concerns relating to e-bikes and e-scooters” in the coming months.
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GCSE Results Day 2026: Bradford pupils celebrate success as regional pass rates rise
Students across the Bradford district celebrated yesterday, with scenes of joy, relief and excitement as thousands of young people collected their…
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Highways officers sign off on final details of new car showroom on busy Bradford road
A new car dealership has opened in Bradford after highways officers signed off on conditions to prevent it causing traffic issues.
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Man launches campaign over police records after case ended with no further action
A man is calling for changes to police record retention policies after discovering details of his arrest remain on police databases despite a…
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Public risk considered as court hears of man's 'worrying and unhealthy attitude'
A man who made indecent images of children will have to register as a sex offender for the next ten years.
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Decision made on whether holiday let completed without planning permission can stay
A Haworth holiday let that was completed last year without planning permission can be retained – planning officers have decided.
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NOSTALGIA: Bradford golfer goes toe-to-toe with Seve Ballesteros on world stage
Martin Foster did Clayton proud on the international stage on this day in 1976, as he helped England claim team glory against The Rest of the World.
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Remember the creepy Public Safety Films that scarred us for life?
KIDS were crying and dogs were howling, apparently, when the Government’s ‘severe alert’ appeared on our mobile phones last Friday evening.
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Why do some dog walkers think rural rules don’t apply to them?
I WAS making my way down Penyghent recently when a couple of walkers with a sheep dog were coming up the other way.
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2026 GCSE grade boundaries revealed for AQA, OCR, Edexcel and WJEC
Each subject and exam board has its own set of grade boundaries, determining the minimum number of marks required to achieve each grade.
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Major update after person dies with paramedics and officers rushing to incident
British Transport Police have issued an update after a major incident disrupted trains between York and North Yorkshire.
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Andy Burnham responds to question over Harry and Meghan's security
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has refused to be drawn on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's future security arrangements, describing the issue as…
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Beatrix Potter 50p coins - Rare group of 12 listed for more than £25,000 on eBay
12 rare Beatrix Potter 50p coins has been listed on eBay for more than £25,000.
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Leeds has been turned into a giant version of Trivial Pursuit
Leeds has been turned into a giant version of Trivial Pursuit.
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DVLA confirms new change for all Bradford drivers with medical conditions
Bradford drivers with medical conditions can now report them online thanks to a new change to the service.
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Arrest made after ambulance involved crash while responding to incident in Bradford
An ambulance was involved in a Bradford crash while responding to another incident, it has been confirmed.