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Brsk broadband network to expand to cover 10,000 premises by December
Businesses in five areas across the Bradford district will benefit from new ‘Fibre-to-the-Premises’ broadband. Alternative network operator Brsk is expanding to cover 10,000 premises in Denholme, Haworth, Crossroads, Wilsden, and Cullingworth.
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Mobility retailer that started in Keighley attic celebrates 15 years
A Yorkshire mobility retailer is celebrating 15 years in business. Fenetic Wellbeing, now based out of a 30,000sq ft showroom and warehouse facility on Skipton's Snaygill Industrial Estate, began life in an attic in Keighley. Childhood friends
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Budding scriptwriters to benefit from mentorship and masterclasses
A free training initiative has been launched to help talented writers in West Yorkshire. Mayor of West Yorkshire Tracy Brabin and Screen Yorkshire have teamed up to provide the 'Mayor's Script Diversity Programme,' which will support budding scriptwriters
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Victorian Christmas market to kick off festive museums programme
A series of Christmas-themed events are set to take place at Bradford museums, including a Victorian Christmas market and a tree decoration session. Bradford Council's Museums and Galleries Service are inviting people to celebrate the festive events
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Engineer jobs available at Northern's TrainCare Centre in Leeds
Northern is looking to hire skilled engineers to repair and maintain trains. The train operator has spoken of "dozens" of roles on offer, with vacancies at its TrainCare Centres in Leeds, Liverpool, and Manchester - and salaries of up to £50,320
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Bradford Council unveils artist's impression for 'major' new park in city centre
BRADFORD Council has unveiled an artist's impression for a "major new park" in the city centre. A green space will extend the existing Norfolk Gardens across Hall Ings, towards the site of the former NCP car park. The work is being carried
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Town's Christmas lights switch-on will go ahead as planned after electricity restored
SHIPLEY's Christmas lights switch-on will go ahead as planned this weekend - after urgent efforts were made to restore electricity. The major festive celebration will take place in the town on Saturday. As reported by the Telegraph & Argus
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Don't miss your chance to nominate a Christmas Star in memory of a loved one
THERE is still time to play your part in a long-running Bradford tradition by dedicating a Christmas Star in memory of family or friends. The annual Christmas Star Appeal was launched in late October and the closing date for nominations is Monday
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'Immature and foolish' teen banned from driving - before even passing his test
AN “immature and foolish” teenage driver who led police on a brief but dangerous pursuit through Bradford streets by “driving like an idiot” has been banned from driving before even passing his test. Police saw 18-year-old Aryaan Khan driving an
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City's main man chasing down Chelsea superstar in eye-catching statistic
ONLY Cole Palmer has more combined goals and assists in all competitions across the top four divisions than Andy Cook since the start of the 23/24 season. The prolific forward struck for the Bantams once again on Saturday as Graham Alexander’s
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Bradford still a 'commercial hotbed' despite over 2,300 business closures in 2023
BRADFORD remains a "commercial hotbed" - despite last year seeing the most business closures in the city since 2018, the Chamber of Commerce has said. According to figures from the Office for National Statistics, around 2,330 new businesses opened
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Popular Bulls stalwart returns to rugby league in move to dearest rivals
FORMER Bradford Bulls star Jamie Langley has returned to rugby league, joining his former club's dearest rivals. The Great Britain international has been appointed as an assistant to Leeds Rhinos head coach Brad Arthur. After hanging up his
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Bradford dealt devastating blow with narrow defeat to relegation rivals
BRADFORD Dragons remain rooted to the foot of the National Basketball League Division One table. They were involved in a battle at the bottom away to Worthing Thunder on Saturday evening, with their hosts having only won once in the league all
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World-title winning Australian heading to Shipley for exhibition next April
Neil Robertson is the latest member of the world snooker elite to be heading to Shipley. Gilstead snooker aficionado Keith Walker, who has been attending the World Championship at the Crucible for over 40 years alongside his wife Sue, has built
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Wyke thrower Cullen positive before Players major but blasts "flawed" Grand Slam
JOE Cullen has had a poor year by his standards, but the Bradford darts star has one final chance to shine in a major before the Worlds next month. He will be in action at Minehead this weekend for the Players’ Championship, with his opener coming
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Webster's Cougars contract "indefinite" as he tackles dual role and Super Eights
COUGARS head coach Jake Webster has confirmed his contract for the role is “indefinite”, while the former New Zealand international insists he is up for a challenge many in the dugout would run a mile from. With co-owners Ryan O’Neill and Kaue
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Avenue sign a Gooden as Elliott thrilled to bring in exciting winger from Bury
Bradford (Park Avenue) have announced the signing of dynamic winger Iyrwah Gooden from Bury FC for an undisclosed fee. The 24-year-old brings a wealth of experience and attacking quality to the Horsfall Community Stadium, having previously played
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Damning report into running of Captain Tom Foundation released
THE family of renowned pandemic fundraiser, Keighley-born Captain Sir Tom Moore made more than a million pounds for themselves through their association with the charity set up in his name, a damning report has found. The charities watchdog concluded
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Bantams in 'frustrated place but good place' after recent sticky run
GRAHAM Alexander predicts City’s fortunes are about to turn with a few marginal gains. The EFL Trophy loss to Rotherham means they have won only one of the last six games in all competitions. That followed the last-gasp agony from conceding
