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WATCH: Strange shooting lights seen in sky above Bradford (and here's what they are)
MEMBERS of the public have spotted strange shooting lights flying through the sky above Bradford this evening. The spectacle has had people baffled, with some commenters on Facebook sarcastically suggesting "extraterrestrials" are behind it all
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Free school meals motion - here's how Bradford MPs voted
ENGLAND football star Marcus Rashford’s bid to extend free school meals over the holidays was dealt a blow after MPs voted against the measure. The Manchester United player urged politicians to “unite” to protect the most vulnerable children and
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Covid-19 restrictions: District 'on the edge' political leaders warn
POLITICAL leaders in Kirklees have said the district is "on the edge" and have urged people to do what they can to prevent the spread of the virus. Kirklees' cross-party Outbreak Control Board issued the stark warning this evening. However
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Fire breaks out at Ponderosa site in Heckmondwike
A FIRE has broken out in three outbuildings at the Ponderosa site in Heckmondwike. Firefighters from Dewsbury and Cleckheaton were called to Smithies Lane at around 5.30pm. A statement on the West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (WYFRS)
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WEDNESDAY'S area-by-area breakdown of Bradford's positive Covid-19 cases
HERE is today's latest breakdown, area-by-area, of positive cases of COVID-19 in Bradford. The number of positive cases reported today has topped the 2,000 mark with 2,018. The most cases are again in Shearbridge & University with 107, again followed
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Bradford's Covid-19 infection rate continues to rise
HERE is Wednesday’s update of the rolling seven-day rate of new cases of Covid-19 for every local authority area in England. The figures, for the seven days to October 17, are based on tests carried out in laboratories (pillar one of the Government
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WEDNESDAY'S area-by-area breakdown of Bradford's positive Covid-19 cases
HERE is today's latest breakdown, area-by-area, of positive cases of COVID-19 in Bradford. The number of positive cases reported today has topped the 2,000 mark with 2,018. The most cases are again in Shearbridge & University with 107, again followed
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WEDNESDAY'S area-by-area breakdown of Bradford's positive Covid-19 cases
HERE is today's latest breakdown, area-by-area, of positive cases of COVID-19 in Bradford. The number of positive cases reported today has topped the 2,000 mark with 2,018. The most cases are again in Shearbridge & University with 107, again followed
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WEDNESDAY'S area-by-area breakdown of Bradford's positive Covid-19 cases
HERE is today's latest breakdown, area-by-area, of positive cases of COVID-19 in Bradford. The number of positive cases reported today has topped the 2,000 mark with 2,018. The most cases are again in Shearbridge & University with 107, again followed
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Son of Yorkshire Ripper's first victim to watch new ITV drama
THE son of the first Yorkshire Ripper victim says he hopes a new drama series on Peter Sutcliffe will be dealt with sensitively. Richard McCann, who was five when his mother Wilma was murdered by Sutcliffe in Leeds on October 30, 1975, says he
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M&S launch 'clever' new feature to help reduce food waste at hundreds of stores
M&S have launched a 'clever' new feature at hundreds of stores across the country - all aimed at helping to reduce food waste. We've put together everything you need to know. What have M&S done? M&S Food have extended its initiative
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Opinion: Of course Tong Street improvements are needed!
SIR - I refer to the article (T&A, October 19) headed 'Criticism of road plan'. This refers to the proposal to improve Tong Street between Westgate Hill and the East of the City. The article states that 'the Council and West Yorkshire Combined
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Asda opens a ‘sustainability supermarket’ as part of new trial (Would you use it?)
Asda have opened its first-ever ‘sustainability supermarket’ - which could be the first of many in the UK if the trial proves successful. Here's everything you need to know. Where is the trial store based? The flagship store - located in
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Bradford man arrested after dramatic chase ends with car abandoned on railway
A BRADFORD man has been arrested after a dramatic pursuit which ended in a car being abandoned on railway tracks. North Yorkshire Police say they were called at 8.45pm last night (October 20), by a farmer south of Malton, reporting suspicious activity
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Wetherspoons update rules for pub-goers after announcement from Boris Johnson
Wetherspoons have updated the rules for pub-goers across the country. We've put together what you need to know. Can customers still pay by cash or card? Yes. A staff member will take your order – food and drink will be brought to your table
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Historic civic centre to be sold at auction in cost-cutting measure
OTLEY Civic Centre is to be sold at auction by the end of the year - effectively ending a previous scheme to turn the building into flats. The Grade II Listed property, which closed in 2010 and has stood empty ever since, is one of a number of
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Otley and Oxenhope draw in thriller as Field and Ilkley games off
OTLEY Town and Oxenhope Recreation played out a thriller, as Ilkley Town and Field both had postponed games in the latest round of West Yorkshire League fixtures. In the Premier Division, Field and Ilkley could not capitalise on their early season
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Harry Gration to present his final Look North tonight
HARRY Gration will bid a fond farewell to TV viewers across Yorkshire tonight after more than 40 years Mr Gration, who turns 70 tomorrow, will present his final BBC Look North at 6.30pm tonight after starting on the programme in 1982. Born and
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Netflix make big changes for those who share the same account
Netflix have reportedly started to crack down on users who share passwords to avoid paying for their own account. We've put together what you need to know about the crackdown on password sharing. What packages does Netflix allow you to share
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How Bradford's MPs voted in today's lockdown funding motion
HERE is how the Bradford district's MPs voted on this afternoon's Additional Covid-19 Restrictions: Fair Economic Support motion. The motion, put forward by the Labour Party, called for a 'fair one nation deal' to give areas being moved into higher
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Tributes to 'pillar of the community' who died after Covid-19 battle
TRIBUTES have been paid to a respected community figure who died after contracting Covid-19. Nawab Ali, 61, from the West Bowling area of Bradford, had been in a coma for three weeks at Bradford Royal Infirmary before his death on October 17.
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How to win £10,000 gaming set-up in new KFC and XBox contest
WHAT’S on your wish list? A year’s worth of KFC’s Original Recipe chicken? An Xbox Series X console? What about a KFC customised Xbox Wireless Controller? Sounds too good to be true right? Well it’s not. KFC Gaming has teamed up with Xbox (name
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Youngster Smith to stay with Bulls for another year
BRADFORD Bulls have named Sam Smith as the fourth reserve player to remain at the club for 2021. The centre/second row joined Bulls' academy back in 2018 and impressed to earn a spot in Mark Dunning's team for this year's season before it got scrapped
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Catering manager at Bradford City stole £30,000 from safe
The catering manager at Bradford City Football Club stole £30,000 from the safe after the last home match of the 2016/17 season, a court heard today. Christopher Shaw disappeared into hiding for more than two years with the cash and around £15,000
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CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Police release images of people to find in relation to assault
POLICE have issued images of four people they would like to identify. It is in relation to an assault that happened at the end of last week, on Friday, October 16. The assault was in the BD4 area of Bradford, which covers places such as, Holme
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Green driving tips that'll save you hundreds of pounds on fuel
AS more UK cities get set for Clean Air Zones in 2021 and Ford Fiesta ditches diesel due to lack of demand, the importance of eco-friendly driving is rapidly rising. Whilst electric vehicles are the greenest options for motorists, not everybody
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Christmas toy sale dates revealed for Tesco, Argos, Asda, Aldi, Sainsbury's and Smyths
Christmas 2020 might feel like a long way off, but in fact there are less than 70 days to go until December 25. With that in mind, the thoughts of many parents will soon turn to Christmas presents, and with more families budgeting for the big day
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Leeds boss Bielsa says extent of Phillips shoulder injury is unknown
LEEDS boss Marcelo Bielsa says his club have yet to determine how long midfielder Kalvin Phillips will be absent with the shoulder injury he sustained in Monday’s defeat to Wolves. Initial reports suggested Phillips would be ruled out for up to
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Plan for 23 homes on former mill site gets go ahead
FULL plans for 23 homes on a former mill site in Bailiff Bridge have been approved. The scheme, by Midas Land, is for the former Clifton Mills site at the junction of Bradford Road and Birkby Lane, which was demolished in 2009. The site is
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What would a move to Tier 3 restrictions mean for Bradford?
As more places in England are expected to move into the highest category of coronavirus restrictions over the coming days and weeks, West Yorkshire could be next. South Yorkshire and Greater Manchester are set to join Lancashire and the Liverpool
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How to win £500,000 house in £2 a ticket raffle as deadline looms
PEOPLE in Bradford have been given a last-minute reminder to enter an online raffle to win a £500,000 house in West Yorkshire - at just £2 per ticket. Den Goodridge has put his house up for sale in this unusual way after seeing a previous sale
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Sky to open several retail shops to high streets nationwide 'within the next year'
Broadcast and media giant Sky have announced they will launch several 'bricks-and-mortar retail shops' across the UK within the next year. The first few shops are to set to launch in 2020, with the very first opening in Liverpool on October 26.
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Netflix make big changes for those who share the same account
Netflix have reportedly started to crack down on users who share passwords to avoid paying for their own account. We've put together what you need to know about the crackdown on password sharing. What packages does Netflix allow you to share
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Opinion: Pub closures would have only a limited effect in Bradford
SIR - The nightly posting of area by area gloom on your website leaves me baffled. Often, adjacent areas can have wildly differing numbers. Take Saturday’s (October 17) with Bierley and Tong in excess of 50 and Holme Wood almost single figures. If
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Asda opens a ‘sustainability supermarket’ as part of new trial (Would you use it?)
Asda have opened its first-ever ‘sustainability supermarket’ - which could be the first of many in the UK if the trial proves successful. Here's everything you need to know. Where is the trial store based? The flagship store - located in
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Opinion: Test track and trace is only way of ending economy nose dive
SIR - With the impeding imposition of tier three on Bradford, it is important to understand the science and the complete fog the Government appears to be lost in. Test track and trace is the only way of ending the nose dive of the economy and saving
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'No Tier 3 without meaningful support' MP's petition urges
BATLEY and Spen MP Tracy Brabin has launched a petition calling for "meaningful support" for areas plunged into Tier 3 restrictions. She accused the Conservative government of "treating the North with contempt" and said: "We must act to control
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Royal Mail reveal major changes to how you can send parcels
Royal Mail have announced a brand new service where postmen and women will pick up parcels from the doorsteps of people’s homes across the UK. We've put together everything you need to know. How will the new service work? Households that
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'West Yorkshire needs £75m in support as a minimum' - Imran Hussain MP
BRADFORD East MP Imran Hussain has demanded the Government hand West Yorkshire £75 million to support businesses "at a minimum" if the region is moved into Tier 3 restrictions. Speaking in a debate as part of Opposition Day on a Labour motion for
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Two further coronavirus-related hospital deaths reported in Bradford
A FURTHER two Covid-19-related hospital deaths have been recorded in Bradford today. They were both reported by the Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. The two patients died on Monday (October 19). This has taken the total number
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Captain Sir Tom's joy at receiving University of Bradford doctorate
CAPTAIN Sir Tom Moore says he is delighted to receive an honorary doctorate from the University of Bradford. The Keighley-born World War Two veteran has been honoured by the university for services to the community and in recognition of being an
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Gavin and Stacey star brings music and laughter show to Bradford
GAVIN and Stacey star Rob Brydon is bringing his new show - A Night of Songs and Laughter - to Bradford. Accompanied by an eight-piece band, he will combine songs and music with his acclaimed comedy. The show, due at St George's Hall on Monday
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More than 450 buildings hit by power cut in Bradford district
A POWER CUT hit more than 450 buildings across the Bradford district today. Northern Power Grid revealed that 480 buildings in the Ilkley, Ben Rhydding (LS29), Allerton and Lower Grange (BD15) areas of Bradford, Little Germany in the city centre
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Bradford Council leader on Tier 3: 'I stand alongside Greater Manchester'
THE leader of Bradford Council has today announced that she will "stand alongside Greater Manchester" to protect the district's economy and people's health. Cllr Susan Hinchcliffe has signed her name alongside a long list of Northern leaders calling
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ITV to make drama series on Yorkshire Ripper
ITV has announced a drama on the Yorkshire Ripper – saying it will put victims, their families and survivors “at the heart” of the story. The six-part series will depict the hunt for Bingley-born Peter Sutcliffe, which began in 1975, lasted several
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'Cowboy operators': Warning as huge stack of rubbish is strewn along road
WARNINGS about using “cowboy operators” for waste disposal are being given after a Yeadon road was left covered in dumped rubbish. Otley and Yeadon councillor Colin Campbell is warning people they could face prosecution if they pay cowboy operators
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VIRAL: Bradford Council responds to video of ambulance blocked by bollards on Kirkgate
BRADFORD Council has clarified its stance on a viral video which saw an ambulance blocked by bollards in the Kirkgate area of the city centre. The video - shared more than 1,000 times on Facebook with hundreds of comments - was posted around 6pm
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Steeton Reserves stay rock-bottom as Route One record fine draw
STEETON Reserves' pointless run continued, as Route One Rovers claimed an impressive draw in the latest round of Yorkshire Amateur League Supreme Division fixtures. A 3-0 defeat away at Lower Hopton saw Steeton cement their place at the foot of
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Delight as Shipley firm receives a regional Manufacturer of the Year award
A SHIPLEY firm has been named the regional SME Manufacturer of the Year by Make UK, the manufacturers' organisation. Produmax, which makes high precision components and assemblies for sectors such as aerospace, defence and optics, was recognised
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Secondary school clarifies Covid-19 protocol after concern raised
QUEENSBURY Academy has clarified its handling of Covid-19 within the school after questions were raised over which pupils had been sent home to isolate following a positive test. Concern was raised that only the children sat next to the person
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Should Bradford Conservative MPs back Labour motion on 'fair one nation deal'?
NORTHERN Conservative MPs have been called on to back a Labour motion today to provide a "fair one nation deal" to support areas being moved into Tier 3 restrictions. Labour is bringing the motion on Opposition Day to deliver a "fair deal" to communities
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Car chase through Bradford streets where young children were travelling home from school
A man has been spared an immediate prison sentence for driving dangerously in Bradford during a police chase. Umair Shakeel, 22, of Ryan Street, West Bowling, Bradford, sped off in a black Vauxhall Astra because he knew he was unlicensed and uninsured
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New housing partnership pledges to build more affordable homes across West Yorkshire
A GROUP of housing associations has today published a prospectus on how to provide more homes and improve lives across West Yorkshire. The newly created West Yorkshire Housing Partnership - made up of ten housing associations including Incommunities
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Two men arrested in connection with shooting
LATEST NEWS: Forensic officers comb through building as part of shooting investigation TWO men have been arrested in connection with a shooting. Police were called to the scene, on Coleshill Way, Bierley, yesterday morning to reports of criminal
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Campion maintain flying start but Eagles have wings clipped by Barton
CAMPION continued their perfect start in Division One of the Northern Counties East League last night with a gutsy 1-0 win at Retford. It was a tight first half, but while Andrew McCreadie came close on a couple of occasions for the Red and Blacks
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Bradford doctor on plans for covid vaccine infection trial
A BRADFORD doctor says volunteers could be exposed to the new coronavirus in controlled settings from January in a bid to speed up vaccine development. Dr Amir Khan has explained how the Government is backing so-called human challenge studies,
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Man, 24, jailed for sexual activity with a child
A man has been jailed for two years for having sex with an underage girl. Jake Smith, 24, of Lingcrag Gardens, Cowling, near Keighley, pleaded guilty to sexual activity with a child and sexual communication with a child. Prosecutor Gillian Batts
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Call for online lessons if there is a circuit-breaker lockdown
THE YORKSHIRE Party is calling on schools to provide live internet lessons if there is a ‘circuit-breaker’ lockdown. They are also calling on the Government to ‘learn its lessons’ from the loss of education during the first lockdown and provide
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John Grogan backs Susan Hinchcliffe for West Yorkshire Mayor
FORMER Keighley and Ilkley Labour MP John Grogan has thrown his support behind Bradford Council leader Susan Hinchcliffe's bid to become the party's candidate in the West Yorkshire mayoral election. Mr Grogan said: "I am supporting Susan Hinchcliffe
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Yorkshire campaign to target mental health
EMPLOYERS across Yorkshire are targetting mental health in a campaign to raise awareness and tackle stigma. Organisers say despite the fact that each year 25 per cent of the UK’s population suffers a mental health problem – with many reported during
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Sun power: solar panels fitted to town library
ENVIRONMENTAL campaigners are celebrating a successful campaign to get Otley Library fitted with solar panels. Ninety two panels have been fixed to the southerly-facing roof of the Nelson Street building through a scheme led by Otley Energy, part
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'Planning by loophole': Anger at decision to approve homes on green belt
LEEDS has been accused of performing “planning by loophole” after a controversial decision on a 152-homes scheme for Horsforth Campus. The leader of the Opposition on Leeds City Council has levelled the accusation against the ruling administration
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Girl's 'life-changing' surgery funds plea after third degree burns from shampoo
A GIRL who suffered third degree burns and lost seven fingers when lice shampoo set fire to her head is raising funds for cosmetic surgery to help change her life. Aleema Ali, 16, suffered burns to 55 per cent of her body in the incident when she
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South Yorkshire to be placed in Tier 3 coronavirus restrictions
South Yorkshire will be the latest region placed into Tier 3 coronavirus restrictions, the Sheffield City Region mayor has announced. Dan Jarvis said: “Following extensive discussions with ministers, local council leaders and I have agreed with
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Why strange lights could be seen over Bradford last night
LATEST NEWS: WATCH: Strange shooting lights seen in sky above Bradford (and here's what they are) YOU may have spotted bright lights in the Bradford sky last night and wondered what was going on. Social media certainly did last night with many
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End to road closure misery in sight?
COMMUTERS frustrated by weekday closures of a busy route linking Calderdale with Keighley have been told an end to their misery is in sight. In the spring Calderdale Council announced the A6033 road from Hebden Bridge to Keighley, in the Bradford
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Sandy Says: I'm waiting for more contestant fun on Bake Off
WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS THE Great British Bake Off continued with Pastry Week for the eight remaining bakers. The bakers had to tackle pasties, eclairs and a caged pastry tart showstopper for their three challenges. Here is Sandy Docherty
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Cleckheaton fire crews called to Birstall car fire - the second in the area this week
FIRE crews from Cleckheaton Fire Station were called out to reports of a car engulfed in flames in Birstall late last night. At around 10pm, one fire engine from Cleckheaton rushed to Ferndene Walk, where a car had been "dumped in the middle of
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CITY SOCIAL: 'Watching football under lounge lights just isn't the same'
BILLY Clarke got off the mark in his third spell with Bradford City as his side grabbed a 1-1 draw against unbeaten Walsall last night. The Irish striker equalised for Stuart McCall’s Bantams at Valley Parade, as they were unable to seal a second
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Stolen Bierley van recovered by police
POLICE recovered a stolen van in Bierley yesterday evening. The van had been stolen from a delivery driver who was dropping off medication, police said in a tweet posted just before midnight. The vehicle has been recovered for CSI and enquiries
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Police find stolen Volvo in Holme Wood
POLICE have located a vehicle in Holme Wood that was stolen two weeks ago. Officers from both the Steerside Enforcement Team and the Bradford East Neighbourhood Policing Team found the Volvo "hidden away" in Holme Wood, after it made off from police
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Man missing from Pudsey is found 'safe and well'
A MAN missing from the Pudsey area has been found safe and well, West Yorkshire Police have confirmed. An appeal was issued to trace 40-year-old Jason Brown earlier today. A police spokesperson said this afternoon: "Jason Brown, from Pudsey
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Most stolen car make in Bradford revealed
FIGURES detailing every stolen vehicle over the past 12 months in Bradford have revealed the favourite targets for thieves in the district. Between August 2019 and August 2020, more than 1,600 vehicles - cars, vans, motorbikes and even tractors
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Peter Andre 'heartbroken' at death of Bradford fan
Who’s Peter Andre’s ‘Mysterious Girl’? It was 104-year-old great-grandmother Ivy Bean, his biggest fan, who met her pop idol at an album signing at Asda at Owlcotes Shopping Centre, Pudsey, in October 2009. Ivy contacted the T&A to ask if we
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“We must live with coronavirus for months to come” Robbie Moore MP on Covid-19 recovery measures
This week's MP's column comes from Robbie Moore, Conservative MP for Keighley and Ilkley THE government is dealing with the ever-changing challenges thrown up by the Covid-19 pandemic. The hugely successful Eat Out to Help Out scheme facilitated
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Best Eat Out to Help Out venue in Bradford named
AN Oxenhope pub has been voted by T&A readers as the Best Eat Out to Help Out venue. "It was nice to win something in a time when our industry has been hit tremendously hard," said Michael Roper, landlord of the Dog and Gun Country Pub at Oxenhope
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New city centre bar/cafe is approved
A LONG empty city centre unit can be converted into a new bar/cafe after new plans were approved by Bradford Council. Steve Le Shaw, the owner of Al's Juke Bar on Darley Street, submitted plans to convert the neighbouring Grade II listed empty
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Bradford Council becomes “Fostering Friendly Employer”
COUNCIL staff will be offered time off and flexible working to encourage more people to become foster carers with Bradford Fostering and to set an example to other employers. Bradford Council has become a “Fostering Friendly Employer”, a national
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Key Bradford figure to shave head, beard and 52-year-old moustache for charity
A KEY Bradford community figure is to raise money in the wake of World Polio Day this week - by shaving off his hair, beard and the moustache he has had for 52 years. Dr Manoj Joshi DL has supported many social causes over the years, promoting
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Junction works leading to 20 minute bus delays
LATEST NEWS: Calls for calm at busy Bradford crossroads amid £12.3m transformation disruption WORKS on a Bradford junction are causing bus delays of up to 20 minutes - but operators say it will be worth the disruption once the project is complete
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College students take inspiration during Bradford Tech Week
TWO local colleges are hoping Bradford Tech Week will inspire their students by offering a look at potential careers in the industry. Both Bradford College and Keighley College are among local education providers supporting the first Tech Week for
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WOMEN'S FOOTBALL: Avenue hit four past Harrogate as Brighouse march on in FA Cup
BRADFORD (Park Avenue) beat Harrogate Town Development 4-1 in the North East Regional Women's League Southern Division on Sunday. Bradford dominated early proceedings, but it wasn’t until the half-hour mark that Millie West and Kirsty Russell-Holt
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Wrose Bull and West Bowling both win as Peacock Bar have duo at the double
JOE Jagger proved the difference once again for West Bowling, as his double at Bradford Moor YSA in a 3-1 victory ensured his side stayed top of the Bradford Sunday Alliance League Premier Division. Crossflatts Village are level on points with them
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BANTAMS REACTION: We did enough to win, says McCall
STUART McCall felt City should have been celebrating their second comeback Valley Parade victory. Billy Clarke’s second-half penalty helped them to a point with a 1-1 draw against Walsall last night. The Bantams had fallen behind to a thumping
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Police 'stand ready' to play part in supporting Bradford's recovery from Covid-19
This week's Getting Bradford Back to Business blog has been written by Inspector Richard Baildon, who leads West Yorkshire Police’s Bradford City Neighbourhood Team and is a member of the Bradford BID operating board As the nights draw in, it seems
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NOSTALGIA: Cricket teams from 1980
IN the latest edition of our look back through the T&A archives, here are five cricket teams from the pages of the Yorkshire Sports from 1980. Do you recognise yourself or anyone you know in any of these great photos? Love looking at old
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Bulls chief Sawyer: "We're doing everything to get show back on the road"
BULLS games could be streamed for fans next season if crowds are still not allowed back into grounds. That is one of the options being explored as Championship and League One clubs consider every way to get playing again. The RFL have announced
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Snapshots of Broadway taken from the T&A’s glass plate collection
Ten images of Bradford's Broadway from down the years, taken from some of the hundreds of glass plate negatives we have stored in our archives. Some of which have never been seen before. Love looking at old pictures from across the Bradford district
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Up to 20 stock car meetings could be held at Odsal next year
STOCK car racing could be on the way back to Odsal as early as next spring. Promoter Steve Rees, who ran the thunderous tonne and a half vehicles at the Bradford arena until 1997, has been negotiating a return of the sport since the beginning of
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Find out how Bradford compares in new working from home index
BRADFORD is one of the worst places to work from home in Yorkshire, according to new research. The index looks at broadband speeds, good schools, crime rates, green spaces and the number of local GPs. Harrogate tops the list from switching
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Over 5,700 hoax calls to ambulance service in past three years
HOAX callers to Yorkshire Ambulance Service are putting lives at risk by their actions, say the Liberal Democrats. Following a freedom of Information request, the national party has revealed 5,715 hoax calls have been made across Yorkshire