Bradford
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'A real pinch me moment' as small self-funded business springs to national prominence
Rachel Beck, founder of Yorkshire women's health brand Vigor Vitamins, has been shortlisted for three national business awards.
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More than 10 vehicles seized during police crackdown in this area
The enforcement action took place yesterday morning and resulted in more than 10 vehicles being removed from the roads.
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Darley Street Market to host comedy night next month - here's the line-up
The first Comedy in the Kitchen event, held in July, was a sell-out, with audience members describing it as “great” and the acts as “top drawer.”
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Post linked 'illegal immigrants' to 'single-handedly doubling rape crime' in Germany
The leader of Kirklees Council says historic ‘racist’ posts found on her former social media account were not all made by her.
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Police investigate serious sexual assault report at bus station - man arrested
Officers remain at the scene today as they work to establish the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Yellow fish symbols pop up across drains - here's why
The project involves installing yellow fish symbols next to drains
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More than 11,000 Bradford children enjoy summer holiday programme
A COUNCIL-RUN holiday programme helped more than 11,000 children enjoy a fun-filled summer
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King Charles applauded as eight criminals stripped of royal honours
His Majesty King Charles was praised after he removed MBEs, OBEs and a knighthood from people with criminal convictions.
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West Yorkshire's Tom took a big risk in Bake Off's dessert week - did it pay off?
West Yorkshire baker Tom took on more than any other contestant in Bake Off's dessert week. Find out if his four-dessert gamble paid off.
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New anti-crime trial coming to Co-op stores used by Bradford shoppers
Co-op stores could expand a new digital crime reporting system across the UK after a trial in Devon and Cornwall doubled solved shoplifting cases.
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Finalists announced for inaugural Bradford Cares Excellence Awards
FINALISTS have been announced for the inaugural Bradford Cares Excellence Awards.
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Starving dog abandoned in pitch black cellar tried to eat leaves and rubbish
A West Yorkshire man has been banned for life from keeping animals after his starving dog was found locked in a cellar.
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Yorkshire Water apologises for long-standing town centre leak
“We understand that the amount of time that the leak has been unrepaired for will be frustrating for our customers, and we apologise for this."
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Bradford firms embrace data-driven manufacturing through digital training
MANUFACTURERS in Bradford are expanding digital teams to accelerate transformation and stay competitive
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Russell Watson set to delight Ilkley with songs and stories
RUSSELL Watson will bring an intimate evening of music and personal stories to audiences
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Bradford Aldi shoppers warned after urgent hairdryer recall over shock risk
Aldi has issued an urgent recall for Ambiano Ionic Hairdryers over fears of electric shocks and fire risks from damaged cords.
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Bradford Literature Festival opens bookings for 2027 education programme
THOUSANDS of young people will have the chance to take part in inspiring, curriculum-linked events.
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Bradford named Yorkshire’s haunted house capital
BRADFORD has been named Yorkshire and the Humber’s “haunted house” capital
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100 people arrested thanks to live facial recognition
Police have made their 100th arrest using live facial recognition technology.
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Michael Jackson tribute show heads to Bradford’s St George’s Hall
A Michael Jackson tribute concert is set to take place in Bradford.
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Yorkshire bank staff take on 17km challenge to support national food charity
A 17km walk from staff at the Yorkshire Building Society has raised more than £700 for a national food charity.
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‘Stop for a second and reflect’: Grandmother shares MND story
A GRANDMOTHER is sharing her story as part of a powerful national campaign for MND
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DWP makes major change to Winter Fuel Payment scheme from this week
The Department for Work and Pensions has announced they've updated the application system for this year's winter fuel payment this week.
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Global brewing equipment firm chooses West Yorkshire as new UK base
A GLOBAL brewing equipment manufacturer has chosen a new UK base as part of its European expansion plans
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New CPR training aims to close gender gap in cardiac arrest survival
The Yorkshire Ambulance Service Charity is introducing female manikins into CPR training to help close the gender gap in cardiac arrest survival.
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Volunteers needed to plant tens of thousands of trees near river
Ribble Rivers Trust is calling on the public to get involved in its latest tree planting season.
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How to vote for the Coca-Cola Christmas Truck to visit Bradford this year
People across Great Britain can vote for the first time to decide where the Coca-Cola Christmas Truck visits on its winter 2026 tour.
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Martin House raises £280,000 at ball attended by Sir Gareth Southgate
MARTIN House Children’s Hospice has raised more than £280,000 in a single night
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Bradford's music scene set for major boost as ambitious new strategy launches
The Bradford District Music Strategy will be launched at Bradford Live on Thursday, October 29.
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Vanessa Williams announces Bradford show on first full UK tour
Vanessa Williams is bringing her upcoming UK tour to Bradford Live on February 26.
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Yorkshire brewery launches its strongest ever ale in Morrisons stores
Theakston’s Brewery has announced the launch of a new ale, Special Reserve, coming to Morrisons this month.
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Tumble dryer safety fears raised by coroner after death of father and daughter
A coroner has raised concerns about the safety of a Hoover tumble dryer following the death of a father and his nine-year-old daughter in a fire.
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West Yorkshire campaign puts young people at the heart of tackling violence
A CREATIVE campaign led by young people is aiming to tackle serious violence across West Yorkshire
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Bradford midwife celebrates three generations of NHS service
Despite facing discrimination and hardship, she built a career in care that laid the foundation for future generations.
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Police presence at bus station - Passenger chaos with 6 services disrupted
Passengers travelling on those routes have been advised to use the next available stands.
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CCTV image released as concern grows for missing man last seen in Bradford
West Yorkshire Police said recent enquiries had uncovered a new sighting of Gareth, captured on CCTV at Bradford Interchange.
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Country Hits Live brings Nashville spirit to Ilkley’s King’s Hall this Thursday
COUNTRY Hits Live is set to bring the atmosphere and energy of an evening in the home of country music to Ilkley
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Immersive horror show Blackout comes to Bradford’s St George’s Hall this week
AN immersive theatrical experience is set to captivate Bradford
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DWP issues four-month warning to people who owe benefit money
The DWP can recover certain benefit debts directly from bank accounts without a court order. Find out who is affected and what to do if you receive a letter.
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Could Strictly legend grab the Christmas pop charts Number 1?
Strictly Come Dancing judge Anton Du Beke has announced his new career move away from the BBC show.
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Here are the cheapest fuel prices in and around Bradford this week
Here's a list of the cheapest garages in and around Bradford, according to petrolprices.com.
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Halloween concert brings spooky hits to Bradford’s St George’s Hall
A Halloween-themed concert is coming to Bradford's St George's Hall.
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Bradford College marks T Levels Week with practical pathways for school leavers
Bradford College is preparing to mark national T Levels Week from 19 to 23 October 2026, showcasing how technical education is shaping the career prospects of young people across West Yorkshire.
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'Our daughter was left untreated for 55 hours' - Baby died amid hospital neglect
“Unfortunately, as our daughter had been left untreated for 55 hours, it was too late to save our darling girl.”
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Teenager shares experience of hidden hearing loss that went undetected for years
A teenager has spoken out about living with hearing loss that went undetected for years.
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Hockney’s wishes respected as ‘one of his last projects’ opens in Bradford
A GALLERY dedicated to the late David Hockney that is re-opening in Bradford this week was one of the final projects the artist was involved in.
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New chapter draws crowds to popular pub once visited by David Cameron
Diners have since left a series of positive reviews, praising the food, friendly service and welcoming atmosphere.
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Bradford snooker halls and gaming lounges targeted in police crackdown
There were two arrests on suspicion of possession with intent to supply Class B drugs and the recovery of 10 nitrous oxide canisters.
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The couple who won £1 million after 'scraping together' 80p from dole money
The life-changing win came after jobless Tommy used 80p from the remains of his dole money.
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‘I couldn’t afford to do job without them' - Councillor who claimed most expenses
A Bradford councillor says politicians need a "serious conversation" about pay and expenses after members’ claims fell year on year.