Ian Walker
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Residents say street racing happens in this area - but CCTV can't identify cars
The council said officers checked footage supplied by residents but could not identify the vehicles.
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New Pizza eatery to open at 'exciting destination in heart of Bradford'
The new venture will take over the unit previously occupied by Pizzeria Il Forno.
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42 parking charge notices issued in Bradford city centre day of action - Here's why
A total of 42 parking charge notices were issued during a day of action in Bradford city centre.
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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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Bradford artist invites public to uncover forgotten Wapping history
AN artist is inviting the public to help rediscover a forgotten neighbourhood
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Bradford Council targets fly-tipping hotspots before Bonfire Night
FLY-TIPPED waste is being cleared from public land to prevent illegal bonfires
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330 tonnes of food waste collected but issues with bin collections remain
Around 40,000 bins are due to be distributed across the district.
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Councillor’s fears over City of Culture legacy after funding cut
A councillor has voiced concerns that Bradford's City of Culture legacy may be impacted - after Bradford Council withdrew cultural funding in order to reopen a recycling centre.
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Leisure centre swimming pool to shut for works - everything you need to know
The drainage channels around the pool, along with the cleaning of the pool and balance tanks, will be cleaned, and remedial tiling works within the changing area.
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Councillor has 'real concern' over £400,000 Bradford Council decision
This will be funded by “de-prioritising” £400,000 which had been planned for cultural events such as markets, festivals and concerts across the district.
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Reform's motion to withdraw Bradford from 'sanctuary' status lost by one vote
REFORM’S controversial motion to withdraw Bradford from the Local Authority of Sanctuary status was defeated by one vote following a heated debate on Wednesday evening.
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David Hockney Gallery set to reopen next week following major update
The reopening comes just months after Hockney’s death on June 11 at the age of 88.
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Lantern Parade returns to popular Bradford park - everything you need to know
Hundreds of glowing lanterns, giant illuminated puppets, and live music will fill Lister Park in Bradford on Friday, October 30
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How council plans to tackle public drunkenness and drug dealing in city centre
Councillor Stephen Place (Reform UK, Royds), Leader of Bradford Council, said the city had suffered from a poor image for many years.
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Diwali celebrations and Halloween adventures planned across Bradford
DIWALI celebrations, lantern parade and Halloween tours are lighting up the half-term holiday
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Bolling family returns to Bradford to reconnect with ancestral roots
A FAMILY'S transatlantic journey has brought them home to their ancestral roots
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'Intelligence gathering' set to take place on Bradford city centre streets
The first day of action is expected to include street cleansing, enforcement action and “intelligence gathering."
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96of readers back Bradford balaclava ban as MP says residents feel “threatened"
96 back Bradford balaclava ban as MP says residents feel “threatened and intimidated”
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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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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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Councillor blasts Reform UK plan to scrap Sanctuary status as 'shameful'
Bradford councillor Joe Wheatley has condemned Reform UK's plan to scrap the district's sanctuary status, warning it could harm refugees and vulnerable families.
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Van taken away after fly-tipping incident in Bradford neighbourhood
A white van linked to a fly-tipping incident has been seized.
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'Everyone seems to forget fireworks are explosives!' - says Bradford residents
A government consultation on tougher firework laws has divided Bradford residents, with some backing restrictions and others calling for better enforcement.
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Ilkley Lido to welcome hundreds of dogs for special swimming weekend
Hundreds of dogs will be given the chance to make a splash at Ilkley Lido during a special weekend before its outdoor pool closes for the winter.
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Bradford youngsters explore healthy eating and sustainability through cooking
Young people will mark World Food Day 2026 with a morning of hands-on cooking and learning at Darley Street Market.
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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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Reform councillor defends plan to axe City of Sanctuary status – amid concerns from opposition parties
A senior Reform councillor has defended a plan to withdraw Bradford from City of Sanctuary status - after opposition politicians accused the party of "spreading hate and division".
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Reform UK councillor defends motion amid 'hate and division' claims
A senior Reform UK councillor has defended a plan to withdraw Bradford from City of Sanctuary status.
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Flag raising marks start of Black History Month - but will it be for last time?
Numerous events will be held across Bradford to mark Black History Month.
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38 vehicles including Porsche and BMW taken of streets in Bradford
A blitz on vehicle crime and fly-tipping led to 38 vehicles being seized.
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Should Bradford introduce a balaclava ban like Nottingham? Vote in our poll
Calls for Bradford to consider a balaclava ban have been made by a concerned resident who says groups of masked youths are making people feel unsafe…
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Campaigner welcomes plan to build sports venue at neglected Yorkshire site
A campaigner has welcomed Bradford Council's plan to possibly build a sports venue at a neglected site.
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Bradford folk club to celebrate 70 years with live music festival
A FOLK club is celebrating 70 years as the world’s oldest continuously running folk club
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Bowling Park Community Orchard brings local harvest to Darley Street Market
A COMMUNITY orchard is bringing a taste of the harvest to the city centre of Bradford.
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'Nobody wants to see it like this' - Campaigner welcomes plan for neglected site
A campaigner has welcomed Bradford Council's plan to possibly build a sports venue at a neglected site.
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Youth-led art project to explore Bradford’s heritage through young eyes
A YOUTH-LED art project is set to celebrate the heritage and creativity of a city through the eyes of its young people
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5 weird things volunteers pulled out the river in Keighley in just one day
A group of dedicated volunteers cleared a whopping ten bags of litter from the River Worth in Keighley. This is what they found in their haul.
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5 weird things volunteers pulled out the river in Keighley in just one day
A group of dedicated volunteers cleared a whopping ten bags of litter from the River Worth in Keighley. This is what they found in their haul.