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Free Keighley screening to spark discussion on climate and nature crisis
A PUBLIC screening is set to spark community conversations about climate change and nature loss.
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Generous ticket donation gives Martin House families a night to remember
AN evening of music and memories was made possible by a generous gift.
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Commuter hotspots driving latest surge in house prices, says Propertymark
COMMUTER hotspots are driving the latest surge in house price growth.
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Flower festival featuring Gardeners’ World star coming to Yorkshire this Sunday
An inspiring floral festival is set to brighten up the city with blooms, creativity, and community spirit.
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Three men arrested on suspicion of attempting to steal cars
Three men suspected of planning to steal cars have been arrested after police stopped a suspicious vehicle.
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Vintage Weekend returns to Keighley and Worth Valley Railway
A JOURNEY into railway history is set to return to the tracks this summer
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Skipton student achieves one of country's highest GCSE Art marks
Alice Midgley, a Bradford Grammar School student, has achieved one of the highest marks in the country for GCSE Art.
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CLA backs Andy Burnham waste crime crackdown but warns farmers still face costs
THE Country Land and Business Association has welcomed Andy Burnham’s pledge to crack down on organised waste gangs.
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Bradford road to shut for nearly two weeks for water works from Monday
A BRADFORD road will be closed for nearly two weeks for water works
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Driver caught at 95mph on A629 had not taxed car for nearly four years, police say
A driver stopped for speeding on the A629 bypass was found to be driving a vehicle that had allegedly been untaxed since November 2022.
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Allerton road to close for five weeks for street lighting works
A ROAD in Allerton is set to close for over a month in Bradford.
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Remember Manorgrove? Check out our photos of Grattan's discount catalogue shop
IN 1986 Grattan’s third discount catalogue shop, Manorgrove, opened in St James Street, selling a range of goods, such as fashion, bedding,…
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Enjoy watching clouds and much more at historic stately home
FANCY a spot of cloud gazing?
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Hen-Pecked Husbands Club and the 'wife taming cradle'
In the late 19th and early 20th century, West Yorkshire saw the rise of Hen Pecked Clubs.
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Here are the cheapest fuel prices in and around Bradford this weekend
Here's a list of the cheapest garages in and around Bradford, according to petrolprices.com.
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It's not all ‘I love you baby’: Legendary singer-songwriter heads for Bradford
THE songs of Gilbert O’Sullivan take me back to long car journeys of childhood holidays.
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Bingley country park with a "delicious" café and huge playground for kids
St Ives Country Park has things for children to do as well as lots of walking routes to follow.
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Here are the latest food hygiene ratings for businesses across Bradford
The latest batch of food hygiene ratings for Bradford restaurants, cafes, takeaways and businesses has been revealed.
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Police attend Bradford Gurdwara disturbance after live video shows unsavoury scenes
Police were called to a disturbance at a Bradford Gurdwara after a live video showed unsavoury scenes.
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Popular bar and cafe chain set to open in this prominent Bradford city centre unit
One of Bradford’s most prominent empty units will soon become the city’s latest bar.
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'Serious concerns' over living conditions in flat above well-known city centre store
A city centre flat with “no conventional windows” would provide an “oppressive” living standard – planners have decided.
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'Do you want to die tonight?' - Man asked pensioner he tied up and beat with bat
A court has heard how a man held a prisoner, tied him up, beat him with a baseball bat, and screamed: “Do you want to die tonight?”
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Bradford Post Office reopen - but questions remain on why it was shut for 9 months
A Bradford Post Office has officially reopened - but questions remain as to why it was shut for nine months
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Military veteran claims treatment around cancer drug at BRI 'could have killed' him
A Bradford cancer patient has claimed the treatment he received at the BRI surrounding the taking of a high-dose drug was incorrect and "could…
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NOSTALGIA: Bradford bring back Bush from Oz but lose out on Swedish superstar
BRADFORD were in the market for new riders ahead of the 1953 season.
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Jet2 launches Yorkshire travel discounts as it expands Leeds Bradford programme
Jet2 has launched a range of Yorkshire-exclusive travel discounts while reaffirming its commitment to Leeds Bradford Airport with its biggest ever…
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Butcher, baker, fishmonger - you name it, they did their rounds
IT’S HARD to believe that in the days when lives are lived through the click of a keypad traders still go round communities delivering goods in a…
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Anti-social behaviour at cemetery - here is what the council is doing to stop it
Anti-social behaviour in a public cemetery has led to the council locking a gate to restrict access.
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Police make several arrests and recover weapon thanks to live facial recognition
Police have made several arrests and recovered a weapon following the latest deployment of live facial recognition cameras in Bradford city centre.
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Emergency services scrambled to scene of two-car crash - What we know so far
Emergency services were scrambled to the scene of a two-car crash at rush hour today.
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'Unprecedented' El Nino to bring storms to UK this autumn, Met Office warns
The Met Office has warned that an "unprecedented" El Nino could bring wetter and stormier conditions to the UK this autumn and winter.
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Bradford City announce '90s night for EFL Trophy opener
BRADFORD City will kick off their EFL Trophy campaign with a night of football and nostalgia.
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Woman who is still a 'picture of glamour and class' celebrates her 100th birthday
A Settle woman marked her 100th birthday at Anley Hall Nursing Home, where she remains a “picture of glamour and class”.
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Bradford weekend forecast: sunshine and mild temperatures on the way
THE Met Office has forecast a mix of sunshine and clouds for Bradford this weekend.
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Old town centre bank could soon house four businesses instead of one if plans agreed
Once a familiar sight as the bank's major Calderdale branch, the Barclays Bank building in Halifax town centre could soon house four businesses…
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Items from popular restaurant to go under the hammer ahead of huge refurbishment
Furniture, artwork, ceramics and decorative furnishings from a popular restaurant are set to be auctioned ahead of a £500,000 refurbishment…
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Bradford man left his dad and man without food and heating after stealing £40,000
A court has heard how two men were left living in squalor and without food after £40,000 was stolen from their bank accounts.
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Bradford road to close for gas works until September
A ROAD in Bradford is set to close for gas works.
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Brighouse company can expand into iconic banking site - everything you need to know
A Brighouse-based company can move operations to a famous Calderdale site, allowing it to expand, planners have agreed.
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Food hygiene ratings in Bradford - what happens if an outlet is rated zero
Food businesses can receive a rating from zero to five after a local authority food safety inspection.
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Man jailed for 10 years after setting police van on fire
A MAN has been jailed for setting a police van on fire during a demonstration in Leeds city centre.
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Singer-songwriter to perform original climate change anthem at awareness event
Singer-songwriter to perform original climate change anthem at Bingley awareness event
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Bradford man who dragged woman out of toilet and 'lashed out' at another is jailed
A Bradford man with a history of domestic violence has been jailed for two assaults on separate women.
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Jet2 announces limited time offer for those flying from Leeds Bradford Airport
Jet2 is offering a £100 discount for travellers flying from Leeds Bradford Airport after easyJet said it would no longer be flying from there.
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Queen Elizabeth 50p coin selling for £37,000 in UK - over 74,000 times face value
A rare Queen Elizabeth 50p coin is selling for over £37,000 - more than 74,000 times its face value.
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Bradford mum feels 'ridiculously lucky' as study shows sons could have rare condition
A Bradford mum says she feels "ridiculously lucky" after a study discovered her two sons could have a rare condition.
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'National scandal' as terrorism survivors failed by system, says Jo Cox's husband
Campaigners have described the treatment of victims and survivors of terrorism as a "national scandal" as the UK marked its first…
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Historic cricket club to get new clubhouse after plans approved
A historic cricket club is set to get upgraded facilities after plans were agreed with the city council.
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Police hunt yobs carrying weapons after man reportedly attacked in Bradford home
Police are hunting "three or four people wearing dark clothing and carrying weapons" after a man was reportedly attacked in his Bradford…
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Kathy Staff - everything you need to know about this Last of the Summer Wine legend
Stephen Roberts remembers the actress who will be forever Nora Batty – she of the wrinkled stockings, pinny, hair curlers and the subject of…