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Murphy's stunner helps gritty Leeds United pip top-of-the-tree Cherries
Leeds United 1 Bournemouth 0 LUKE Murphy's superb first-half strike sent Sky Bet Championship leaders Bournemouth crashing to a 1-0 defeat as Leeds provided exiled club president Massimo Cellino with an uplifting send-off. Midfielder Murphy
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Membership of Green Party surges past UKIP
SIR - This week, Green Party membership across England, Wales and Scotland surged past Ukip and the Liberal Democrats. Over 4,000 people have joined the party in the past five days alone, and Bradford District Green Party has more than doubled in size
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Praise for Council for flying the tricolour
SIR - I would like to congratulate Bradford Council for flying the tricolour and showing respect for the people who died in the Paris shootings. This was a nice change as Bradford Council doesn’t normally have good judgment with regard to flag flying
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Queensbury A are real warriors in heart-breaking defeat
QUEENSBURY A staged a brilliant comeback before falling to a heart-wrenching 24-22 defeat at Pennine League Division Three promotion rivals Woodhouse Warriors. Bury looked to be on a hiding when the giant home pack bossed the opening quarter to
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Square event should pay for monitoring
SIR - A Chief Inspector of Bradford District Police says that officers will be present to “monitor” an event in Centenary Square. This is to ensure that people using this location are able to go about their business. When the police monitor
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Licence should be removed immediately
SIR - West Yorkshire Trading Standards has, quite rightly, requested that East Euro Food Centre in Girlington be stripped of its alcohol licence (T&A, January 16) after continued allegations about its sale of illegal cigarettes and alcohol, not
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Muslims have not been demonised by Britain
SIR - In the same manner Mr Hindle accuses Ukip and “their fellow right-wing parties” of being opportunistic as regards the atrocities in Paris, those embracing the so-called progressive agenda like himself choose to champion the cause of oppressed
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Hypocrisy of world leaders
SIR - My sympathies for the brutal murders of 17 people in Paris go out to the victims and their families, but I have no sympathy for the right wing politicians such as Ukip and the Tories who are using this tragedy as a means to scapegoat immigrants
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Multi-vehicle collision causes delays on M62
A SHUNT involving several vehicles travelling east-bound left the M62 closed during the evening rush hour tonight. The collision happened near junction 25 at Brighouse and it is understood there were no serious injuries but bus services in the
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Wibsey Warriors in hunt for coach
WIBSEY Warriors are inviting applications for a qualified coach to take charge of their second team, who will participate in the Yorkshire Men's League this summer. The Warriors also wish to extend the coaching position into the Pennine League
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Bradford boxer Ghaz sets bar high after making winning start to pro career
BRADFORD boxer Hamed Ghaz is dreaming of becoming a world champion as he gears up for his second professional fight later this year.The 18-year-old from Undercliffe won his first pro bout against Jason Nesbitt in November and is back in the ring at the
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Odsal set to stage Bradford cup finals again
BRADFORD Amateur Rugby League's cup finals are set to return to Odsal Stadium in April. The Jack Senior Memorial Cup and the Hudson Foster Supplementary Cup were forced to switch to Bradford Salem Rugby Football Club last season due to the Bulls
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Pervert performed sex act in front of women on train, magistrates told
A PERVERT has been warned he could be jailed for performing a sex act on himself in front of women on trains. Andrew Simpson's victims felt "repulsed" and "uncomfortable" by what he did, Bradford and Keighley Magistrates' Court heard. The 62
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Alfie knows what it's all about as he surpasses expectations
ALFIE Moses had one main aim during this cyclo-cross season, and that was to make the Great Britain team for the UCI World Championships. It was mission accomplished when he was named in the four-strong junior men's team for the event at Tabor
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Foul draw for Oakworth?
WYNN Cup holders Oakworth have familiar foes in the first round of the Mewies Solicitors Craven League knockout competition.Oakworth have been drawn at home to Foulridge, who they defeated in last year's Wynn quarter-finals but lost to in the 2011 final
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Lincoln last but not least in half marathon
ANASTASIA Lincoln broke the timing cut to finish in 2hr 56min 11sec in the BRASS-MONKEY HALF MARATHON from York Racecourse. Lincoln was last of the 1,462 finishers, with there being just one dropping out despite Sunday's wintry conditions.
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How new law could threaten your right to know the truth
MAJOR acts of terrorism or homicide are usually followed by the governing authorities calling for a crack down or a stepping up of surveillance, in other words snooping. The recent murders in Paris resulted in the French Government dispatching
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Resources for social care have to be found
If a society should be judged by the way it treats its most vulnerable, then it is imperative that the level of care for the increasing elderly and disabled populations in the Bradford district is protected. A new report warns that the care system
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Yorkshire evening at Wagon Lane
YORKSHIRE County Cricket Club chief executive Mark Arthur, skipper Andrew Gale – complete with the County Championship trophy – wicketkeeper Andrew Hodd and England under-19 pace bowler Josh Shaw will be attending a Yorkshire evening at Bradford &
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On This Day – January 20, 2015
25 years ago: Prostitutes in Bradford facing a massive police crackdown on vice pledged to go to jail rather than pay £3,500 in accumulated fines. 50 years ago: A family member bored a peep-hole in a cupboard door and lay in wait for a suspected
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Birkenshaw Juniors in the spotlight at Headingley
BIRKENSHAW Juniors are looking forward to a big weekend.Not only are their expanding club back in training on Saturday (10.30am) at East Bierley Playing Fields but the under-nines are taking part in a match during half-time in Jamie Peacock's testimonial
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Incommunities applies to build six bungalows in East Bowling
A PLANNING application by a social housing provider for three bungalows to be built in East Bowling has been submitted to Bradford Council. Incommunities has applied to build three two-bedroom homes on vacant land between Spring Wood Gardens and
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Panel to discuss Paris killings
A PANEL of experts will discuss the Paris killings on Thursday in Bradford. The #Je Suis Charlie #Je Suis Bathilly event has been organised by Just West Yorkshire, whose director Ratna Lachman will chair. It also includes a question and answer
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Arthritis Care group meets
AIREDALE Arthritis Care Group next meets on Wednesday, February 4, at 7pm at Crosshills Village Centre, Main Street, Crosshills.
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Go Hobbit-hunting for half-term at East Riddlesden Hall
YOUNGSTERS can make dens and mud pies during February half-term outdoor fun at East Riddlesden Hall in Keighley. There will also be a hobbit hunt, bird-spotting, family nature trails and craft activities. Events run from Saturday, February
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Saltaire to host vintage fair
SALTAIRE hosts a vintage home and fashion fair at Victoria Hall on Saturday, January 31, from 9.30am to 4pm.
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Angry motorcyclist had to be physically restrained by five police officers, court told
A 20-YEAR-OLD had to be physically restrained by five police officers after a member of the public reported someone riding a motorbike on a trading estate.Paul Tressie, of Rosemount Court, Sutton-in-Craven, near Keighley, became aggressive after being
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Musical extravaganza in Queensbury
A MUSICAL extravaganza will take place at Queensbury Conservative club next month to raise money for arts in the village. The event is a fundraiser for Queensbury Performing Arts, and takes place on Saturday, February 7, from 2pm to 5pm. There
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Talk on 16th-century magic
AN ILLUSTRATED talk entitled The Mixenden Treasure - A True Tale of 16th Century Magic in Yorkshire will be given by John Billingsley in Cleckheaton next month. Organised by the Spen Valley Historical Society, the talk will take place on Wednesday
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Bands line up for Bingley Blues Bash
ACTS including Mick Ralphs Blues Band, the John Verity Band and The Road will perform at the Bingley Blues Bash at Bingley Arts Centre on Friday, January 30, with doors opening at 7pm. Tickets cost £15 and are available from 01274 567983, the arts
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Search for a star continues at Forsters Bistro
A BRADFORD bistro will once again be looking for the next big thing when it opens its doors to young singers tomorrow night. Forsters Bistro in City Park is hosting another Sound of Forsters session on Wednesday, January 21, where a recording booth
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Sikh past to be explored
THE history of the Sikh community in Bradford will be the subject of a lecture to mark the golden jubilee of the first Sikh temple in the city. Dr Ramindar Singh will speak at the Bradford Local Studies Library tomorrow at 2.15pm. He will look
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Police halt quad bike antics in the snow
POLICE seized a quad bike being used illegally on the road in Bradford while the rider attempted to show off to friends. Officers in plain clothes approached on foot in Haycliffe Road, Great Horton, on Sunday evening following reports of nuisance
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Stolen motorbike is swiftly back with owner
POLICE have been able to reunite a motorbike owner with their stolen machine (pictured) within hours of it being taken in Bradford. Officers were alerted by a dog walker in Bierley who was unhappy about a motorbike they had seen. Police were able
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Brewing has returned to city centre
BREWING will start in Bradford city centre today for the first time in 60 years. The Bradford Brewery starts making its first ales this morning, 18 months after plans started being worked on. The brewery will initially make 16,000 pints a week
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Grocery struggles not so sweet
CHOCOLATE retailer Thorntons has vowed to stick by its strategy after the struggles of a “couple of major grocers” offset a strong Christmas in its stores. The Derbyshire-based retailer, which has 247 shops, including branches in Bradford, Keighley
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Bank gets a new chief
DAVID Duffy, who is credited with turning round Allied Irish Bank, has been hired as the next boss of Australian-owned Yorkshire and Clydesdale banks. Mr Duffy, 53, who has three decades of international banking experience,will take up his new
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PR experts to help a chemical firm
AN expanding West Yorkshire chemical manufacturer has turned to local experts to raise its profile. Airedale Chemical , based at Crosshills, has appointed award-winning Ilkley-based Approach PR to promote the £40 million second generation family-run
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Cut-price workshops
A SERIES of cut price in-depth three day workshops to help businesses achieve the ISO 9001 quality standard are being staged by Airedale Enterprise Services. The courses start, January 22 and 29 and February 12, 19 and 26 at the Aire Valley Business
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Burglary gang jailed for more than ten years
THREE men who carried out a burglary spree during which they stole more than £20,000 of cash and jewellery have today been jailed for a total of more than ten years. Stefan Grogan, 23, of Leeds Road, Windhill, was sentenced to four and a half years
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Cutting employer NI could boost jobs
CUTTING employers’ National Insurance contributions when firms take on new workers could create around 7,500 jobs in Yorkshire it has been claimed. Business advice and accountancy firm BDO has called for a temporary reduction in NI rates from this
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City’s first One Stop store opens
BRADFORD’S first franchised One Stop Store opened at the weekend on Bolton Lane. The former Premier store is run by franchisee Mahesh Patel, who said: “We are delighted to become a One Stop Store. This is a huge step and has transformed us to a
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Are you Bradford's most romantic couple?
BRADFORD romantics wanting to come up smelling of roses are being invited to try their luck at winning a Valentine's Day competition. David Ducey, who runs The Flower Room florists in Institute Road, Eccleshill, is turning Cupid on social media
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Meeting to discuss area
A FORUM for people living in the Brighouse area is being held next week. Items on the agenda include Calderdale Council’s budget consultation, the ward forum budget allocation, and an update on neighbourhood policing. The meeting takes place
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Generous Rotarians share out the spoils
PROCEEDS from carol singing by Rotarians is to be shared out between three charities. The Rotary Club of Otley Chevin raised £1,800 by singing at various local restaurants and inns in the run-up to Christmas. Donations will be made to Macmillan
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Spanish charity event for victims
A BRADFORD man who now teaches English in Madrid, Spain, will host a fundraising day in memory of those who died in the Valley Parade fire. Bantams fan Thomas Slack is planning a non-uniform day where pupils wear Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid
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Fundraiser in mushy peas charity plea
A TESCO worker in Bradford let her colleagues really rub her nose in it in order to raise much-needed funds for charity. Customer assistant Kimberley Slater-Walker sat in the foyer of the Queensbury store and bravely allowed fellow staff to push
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Film-making boosts Bradford's economy
BRADFORD’S role as a destination for film-makers was cited as one of the factors helping to secure millions for the Yorkshire economy. New Screen Yorkshire figures reveal that the county’s economy has been boosted by an estimated £20 million through
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School in line for new pitch
A NEW outdoor sports pitch could soon be built at a Bradford primary school. Bradford Council has applied for planning permission to build the multi-use games area at Atlas Community Primary School in Manningham. The area would measure 12 x 7 metres
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Wildlife talk takes guests on journey
THE wildlife of Brazil was the topic under discussion at a meeting of Wharfedale Naturalist Society. Barbara and Peter Murphy gave a talk on the wildlife to be found in the South American country, including the maned wolf, the rarest canine in
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New holiday routes on offer
AIRLINES have announced nine new destinations from Leeds Bradford airport This summer, seven major airlines and tour operators will be flying to nine destinations, including beach holiday resorts and cities. Jet2.com and Jet2holidays have four
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Tour’s route is set to be announced
THE route of the inaugural Tour de Yorkshire will be announced tomorrow. The international cycle race takes place from Friday, May 1 to Sunday, May 3. Ride start and finish locations of Bridlington, Leeds, Scarborough, Selby, Wakefield and York
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Youth reunion from fifties
KEIGHLEY youth club members from the 1950s and 1960s are being invited to a reunion. The event at the Octagon club in Sandbeds on February 13 will raise money to take people with learning disabilities on a pilgrimage to Lourdes. The night,
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Street is ready for energy efficiency
ENERGY-efficient LED street lights are being installed in Calderdale in a £1 million programme of upgrades. Calderdale Council says the new lights will save more than £15,000 a year in running costs. The authority has been battling faulty streetlights
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Warning of road works to motorists
MOTORISTS and bus users have been warned that a main road in Keighley is being affected by road works for the next 16 weeks. The work along a section of Oakworth Road began on Monday. Bradford Council has said its contractors are strengthening
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Free talk on dementia at meeting
HEALTH professionals from Bradford District Care Trust will give a free talk in Keighley about dementia and the support available locally. The talk will be at Central Hall, Alice Street, on January 29, at 12.30pm, before the trust’s board meeting
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Car wash refused for pub site
A PROPOSED car wash on the site of a former pub in Undercliffe has been refused planning permission by Bradford Council over road safety concerns. Shokhulah Mashmoni had applied for temporary permission to turn part of the site of the Hare and
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Explore the area's past
A WORKERS’ Education Association course entitled People, Resources and Landscape in the Aire Valley starts on Friday, January 23 at Kirkgate Centre, Shipley, and at St Ives Visitor Centre, Harden. The course explores the history of the Aire Valley
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Amnesty knives will be made into statue for victims
A HAUL of KNIVES handed in during a West Yorkshire weapons surrender last year will be turned into a statue honouring victims of knife and street crime. A total of 154 knives and swords, as well as 96 guns, were taken off the streets during the
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Transformed nursery gets visit from MP
A NEWLY-opened nursery in Apperley Bridge, which has been transformed from a derelict nursing home, was visited by the MP for Bradford East. David Ward (pictured) visited Woodlands Nursery and Pre School along with Baroness Kath Pinnock of Cleckheaton
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Get ready for more cold and snowfalls
BRADFORD could be hit by more snowfalls, with the Met Office warning that falls are expected from late evening into the early hours of Wednesday morning. According to its latest forecast, temperatures will barely get above freezing today, with
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Staff active for charity
A BRADFORD housing association is challenging its staff to take part in a 30,000-mile journey in aid of charity. Horton Housing, which has staff in Keighley, has come up with the event as part of its 30th anniversary celebrations. Staff can
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Viper strikes mobile thieves
POLICE more than doubled their presence on the roads in West Yorkshire last weekend in a crackdown on travelling criminals which resulted in 26 arrests and 25 vehicles being seized. The operation was the latest activity to support Operation Viper
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Shaping up at sessions
YOUNG people are being given the chance to get into shape with a 12 week fitness session to start at Ravenscliffe Youth Centre from January 29. The project is being run by Bradford Council youth workers and fitness instructors and the aim is to
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Signs are ‘harmful’ to Grade II building
THE owners of a business operating from of a former city centre pub will have to remove a number of signs that have “festooned” the building. Saeed Khan had submitted a retrospective planning application for signs on the former City Hotel, a grade
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Tenants are urged to use credit union
A SOCIAL housing group is trying to encourage its tenants to join a credit union. Incommunities is hosting a roadshow to encourage its customers to use a credit union, rather than loan sharks or payday lenders. The events are being run in partnership
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Police in thwarted bike theft van hunt
POLICE are hunting a van used in the theft of a motorbike from a driveway. The incident, which happened at Hightown, Liversedge, was filmed by CCTV and show a Triumph Trophy motorbike being put in the van through a side door. However, as the
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TV star set to bare all as Full Monty for Alhambra show
EASTENDERS and Footballers Wives star Gary Lucy will be stripping off in Bradford when he leads a cast in a stage version of The Full Monty. The Dancing on Ice winner will star alongside Andrew Dunn, Louis Emerick, Rupert Hill, Martin Miller and
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Man found dead on grassland in Buttershaw is named
CORONERS have revealed the identity of a man who was found dead on grassland at a Buttershaw estate last week.The body of Darren Michael Knopwood, 42, of Montague Street, Little Horton, was found at Bishopdale Holme early on the morning of last Tuesday.Coroners
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Praise for students’ enterprise
STUDENTS at a Bradford academy have been praised for their role in a programme to give them business skills and make them more employable. Dixons Allerton Academy is involved in the lottery funded Young Enterprise Company Programme. It is one of
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Popular and brave mum mourned
TRIBUTES have been paid to a retired teacher and Rotary stalwart who has died after a brave battle against cancer. Grandmother Pat Clark had beaten breast cancer several years ago. But the disease returned in her pancreas and this time she was
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Clothing raises £54,000 for charity
RECYLING unwanted clothes and shoes has raised £54,000 for a charity. The money will help people who Cancer Support Bradford & Airedale offers practical and emotional support to. The organisation started collecting clothes at the end of
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Seizure of big knives taken into city court
FIVE knives with blades so long they are illegal were confiscated from people trying to get into Bradford’s courts, new figures show. Earlier this month the Telegraph & Argus revealed that people tried to smuggle more than 170 knives into courts
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Remanded in custody
A MAN accused of three car crimes in Bradford has been remanded in custody. The suspect was arrested by police who were called to Duckworth Lane, near Bradford Royal Infirmary. Officers found the suspect inside one car and was arrested for
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School’s new signs made for grounds
A SCHOOL is looking its best after commissioning a firm to make a series of hand-painted signs for its grounds. South Craven School in Cross Hills now has four traditionally produced signs on its front gates, along with further signs on the outsides
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Cinema project hits the buffers
AN INDEPENDENT cinema due to open in Bradford city centre this spring will not now be going ahead. The Working Title Cinema in North Parade was given planning permission in December, but the project has fallen through as the developer and building
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Art groups' exhibition at museum
KEIGHLEY Art Club and Bingley Art Society will open their joint exhibition on Saturday. The free event at Cliffe Castle Museum in Keighley will run from 2pm to 3pm and refreshments will be served. There will be paintings and drawings in a variety
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Mice with a cultural inclination
A FAMILY of mice has moved into Ilkley’s Manor House Museum and Art Gallery for the winter. Visitors to the museum, on Castle Yard, can hunt for the small toys which are hidden all over the building. The mice will regularly be moving around the
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Police warn off snow-go quad riders
POLICE have issued a winter warning to quad bike owners after seizing a machine which had been used following recent snowfalls. They were called to Flockton Road in East Bowling on Sunday afternoon because of complaints of anti-social use of a
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One-way traffic talks
PROPOSALS to introduce a one-way section on Wheater Road in Bradford are being opened up for discussion by Bradford Council. They are looking at introducing the restriction from the Beckside Road junction to the junction with Back Beckside Road
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Stolen car numbers slashed in district
NUMBERS of cars stolen in the Bradford policing district have been slashed in the space of five years – and thieves’ taste in vehicles has also changed. During the 2009/10 financial year there were 1,399 cars reported as stolen in the district,
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Public urged to take a dip for charity
FUNDRAISERS are being encouraged to take a dip to raise money for Marie Curie. Swimathon 2015 takes place from April 17 to 19 and more than 600 pools across the country are taking part to raise vital funds for the charity, which has a hospice in
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Motorcyclist taken to hospital after rush hour accident
A BIKER was involved in a road accident this morning on the outskirts of Keighley. The rider of the yellow sports motorcycle was taken to Airedale Hospital following the incident on the A629 Aire Valley trunk road. Paramedics and police were
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UPDATED: Body of a man is found in village field
THE body of a man in his 40s has been found in a field in Silsden this morning. Police and paramedics were called to the land, near Bridge Farm off Keighley Road, at 6.50am. The area, near the River Aire, has been cordoned off while officers
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Bantams boss Parkinson keeps close eye on Chelsea
PHIL Parkinson will be Anfield-bound on a Chelsea spying mission tonight but admitted: "I don't think I'll learn much." The City boss and number two Steve Parkin will take in the Capital One Cup semi-final first leg at Liverpool as they look for
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Bradford Bulls: Minchella happy to honour hero Peacock
BOYHOOD Bulls fan Elliot Minchella admits it would be a "real honour" to play in Jamie Peacock's testimonial on Sunday. The Leeds rookie is hoping to be given the nod to feature in a match to recognise Peacock's incredible career, which has seen
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Your questions answered over the sale of Chelsea v Bradford City tickets
TICKETS – and how to get your hands on them – have inevitably dominated the agenda since City booked their FA Cup dream trip to Chelsea. The 6,000 allocation was quickly snapped up, leading to inevitable frustration for those who have missed out
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Bradford Council apologises for providing 'unacceptable standard of service' to bereaved Baildon woman
A WOMAN who struggled to report the death of her mother to Bradford Council during the festive season has called for immediate improvements to City Hall's system. And a councillor whose call for a simple bereavement hotline was voted into place
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Terry wants Chelsea to step up
CHELSEA skipper John Terry is chasing success on all fronts this season – insisting the current crop of Stamford Bridge stars need to win silverware to be considered greats. Jose Mourinho takes his Blues to Liverpool tonight for the first leg of
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Contest starts to find Bradford's cutest tot
THE annual search to find Bradford's bonniest baby or toddler gets under way next week. The first photoshoots for the Telegraph & Argus Happy Tots competition, now in its 14th year, run from Tuesday, January 27, to Saturday, January 31.
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Man, 51, goes on trial accused of putting his hand up schoolgirl's skirt
A 51-YEAR-OLD man was caught on camera putting his hand up a schoolgirl's skirt as she waited at a pelican crossing in Bradford city centre, a jury heard. Footage of the assailant groping the 14-year-old child in broad daylight before walking off
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Bradford City bid to get more FA Cup tickets after huge demand leaves disappointed fans
BRADFORD City hope to be able to get hold of more FA Cup tickets for fans who missed out when they were snapped up within hours. The club last night confirmed they had asked Chelsea if any more tickets are available for the fourth round tie at
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Detectives urge people to search consciences as hunt stepped up for on-the-run robbers
DETECTIVES are urging people to search their consciences and help to snare a gun-toting gang who terrorised a Bradford family. Officers hope that the 11-year jail sentence handed out last week to one of the gang members will encourage those with
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Politician hoping to 'knit for victory' in this year's general election
A LOCAL politician is hoping to 'knit for victory' in this year's general election.Celia Hickson, who is standing for the Greens in Bradford West, has promised to send her handmade woollen creations to those donating money to her campaign.Dr Hickson,
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Flagship store set to leave Bradford's Kirkgate Centre ahead of a move to Broadway development
ONE of the flagship stores in Bradford's Kirkgate Centre is leaving in less than two months - ahead of a move to the city's new Westfield development. WH Smith, which fronts onto Godwin Street, will close its doors at the city centre venue at 5.30pm
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Petition calling for more political freedom for Bingley is handed to Bradford Council
A CAMPAIGN pushing for more political freedom for Bingley took a step forward when a petition signed by more than 2,000 residents was handed in.The signatures were gathered in just three months, which is thought to be one of the fastest results of its
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Bradford's care system in danger of meltdown, senior councillor warns
BRADFORD'S care system is in danger of collapsing as the numbers of elderly and disabled people continue to rocket, a senior councillor has warned. The cash-strapped authority faces an overspend on its adult social services in this financial year
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Robbery gang targeted cannabis farm, jury told
A GANG of masked robbers kicked in the door of a man's home, while his pregnant partner and her young son slept upstairs, and stole plants from his cannabis farm, a court heard yesterday. Sean Barker was watching TV in his living room late at night
