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REPORT: Bantams leave Forest Green black and blue with emphatic win
FOREST GREEN 0 CITY 3 THREE wins in a row, three more goals – and an unwanted hat-trick emphatically swerved. It made for a good night’s work all round in Gloucestershire for the bouncing Bantams. After defeats at Sutton and Tranmere under
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Woman reported missing from her Bradford home
A WOMAN has been reported missing from her Bradford home. Carol Howard, 29, was last seen at 8.45am this morning (Tuesday, November 28). She is described as a white slim female with black shoulder-length hair. Carol was also wearing a black
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How nine days of Northern train strikes will affect journeys this December
Northern has set out how the next round of train strikes will affect journeys this December. Industrial action will impact train services between December 1 and 9. Northern has urged customers to check for the latest updates before travelling
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Gritters out on patrol across Bradford as district set for a chilly night
BRADFORD Council drivers have been gritting roads across the district ahead of a cold snap. Temperatures will drop to -1 degrees Celsius overnight and remain a chilly zero degrees until midday. The Council started gritting all priority one
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Hairdresser 'honoured' to win award at prestigious national ceremony
A local hairdresser has been honoured at a prestigious national awards ceremony. Elyse Pointon, of Edward & Co on Bradford Road in Brighouse, gained the Trend Image of the Year gong at the 39th HJ’s British Hairdressing Awards. Elyse beat competition
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LIVE BLOG: Forest Green Rovers 0 Bradford City 3
9:46pm CITY made it back-to-back league wins as the Graham Alexander feelgood factor continued at Forest Green. The
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National Grid to activate energy blackout scheme during cold snap this week
The National Grid has announced it will be activating its blackout prevention scheme for the first time this autumn and winter, meaning households will be paid to cut down their energy usage. It’s thought the activation of the Live Demand Flexibility
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Community Hub smashes crowdfunding target
SUPPORTERS of Skipton Community Sports Hub are celebrating after its ambitious crowdfunding campaign – aimed at raising £20,000 in just 28-days – smashed its target; raising £21,567. The total, which was raised through a staggering 183 donations
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Station car park plans dropped from town's Gateway scheme
SKIPTON'S 'transformative' £7.8m Gateway scheme has been scaled back - with plans for the railway station now shelved to a later date. Just weeks after plans for the reconfiguration of the car park at the station - the second busiest in North Yorkshire
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Why a Land Rover was seized on a major Bradford road
A LAND Rover was seized on a major Bradford road today (Tuesday, November 28). West Yorkshire Police's Operation Steerside officers stopped the white vehicle on Barkerend Road. It was seized after officers discovered that the Land Rover Discovery
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Man wanted in connection with burglary at home of elderly victim
POLICE are appealing for information to help locate a man wanted in connection with a burglary at the home of an elderly victim. Tony Evans is wanted in relation to the incident, which happened in Heckmondwike on November 1. Evans, also known
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Serial burglar ‘cruelly lied’ to man suffering with dementia and stole wife’s clothes
A SERIAL burglar has been jailed after “cruelly lying” to get into the home of an elderly man with dementia and taking clothing belonging to his wife who was in hospital. Manzar Naqui, 45, of no fixed abode, Bradford, was sentenced to six years
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Heading to Leeds Festival 2024? Here's when tickets go on general sale
We may only be weeks away from Christmas but festival announcements for next summer just keep on coming. Among those is the legendary Leeds Festival as the 2024 headliners were recently revealed as Liam Gallagher, Blink 182, Gerry Cinnamon, Lana
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The Broadway to welcome Christmas favourite this weekend
A BRADFORD shopping centre will be continuing its build-up to Christmas by welcoming a festive favourite this weekend. The Grinch is to pay a visit to The Broadway shopping centre on Saturday. This is weekend number two of festive fun at the
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'I love what I do!' Lollipop lady celebrates a remarkable 45 years in the job
A MUCH-LOVED lollipop lady who started the job as a dare has celebrated a remarkable 45 years in the role. Susan Chilton is a very familiar face outside Our Lady of Victories Catholic Primary School in Keighley, where she has helped youngsters
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Avenue confirm dual registration deal with Tadcaster Albion for left-back
BRADFORD (Park Avenue) have confirmed the capture of Jayden John on a dual registration deal with Tadcaster Albion. The left-back joins with a wealth of experience having already played for Dover Athletic, Maidstone, Guiseley, Ossett United, and
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Remember a loved one at special remembrance service being held in Bradford
PEOPLE from across the Bradford district are invited to a special remembrance service in memory of children and other relatives. Martin House Children’s Hospice for its Light up a Life offers families a space to grieve a child or loved one.
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Chilly blast in Bradford with overnight frosts forecast to hit much of UK
Overnight frosts are set to hit much of the UK this week as a blast of cold air brings freezing temperatures, forecasters have warned. Widespread overnight frosts are possible and snow could fall in northern Scotland and parts of north-east England
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Silsden fightback to claim statement derby win as league leaders Campion hit six
SILSDEN brought themselves to within two points of the playoff places after a statement comeback victory against local rivals Albion Sports on Saturday. Goals from former Bradford City men, Ellis Hudson and Jake Maltby ensured the visitors came
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Healthy meal brand on sale at Bradford district hospital restaurant
A HEALTHY eating meal prep brand will be offering its food in a Bradford district hospital restaurant. Macro-based meals from Keighley-based Clean Eats Kitchen, which has been operating across Yorkshire since 2018, are now available at Airedale
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More than 150 people of different faiths hold prayer for lasting peace
Around 150 people from different faiths came together for a united prayer for peace. Bradford’s Muslim, Jewish, Sikh, Hindu, and Christian communities stood together amid the Israel-Palestine conflict. The prayer was organised by the Ahmadiyya
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Bradford Live workers pay respects to Norman Littlewood who fought to save Odeon
THE funeral procession of the man who fought to save Bradford’s former Odeon building from demolition passed the city centre building that was so important to him during his life. Norman Littlewood, who was chairman of the Bradford Odeon Rescue
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Investigation launched after frightened cats dumped at Pets at Home shop
The RSPCA has launched an investigation after two cats were left at a shop in a taped-up carrier. The cats were found huddled together in a corner of the Pets at Home store in Dewsbury. Staff phoned the animal charity and the cats were later
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Beverley win comes around again for Salem as they confirm semi-final place
AFTER waiting 43 years for their first ever victory at Beverley (17-12 scoreline) on 9 September 2023, Bradford Salem didn't have to wait long for their second as they returned to Beaver Park for a Yorkshire Shield quarter-final tie. The tone was
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Bradford chippy employee shortlisted at National Fish and Chips Awards
An employee at a Bradford fish and chip shop has been shortlisted for Employee of the Year at the National Fish and Chips Awards. Joanne Newman from Towngate Fisheries in Idle has made the top 10 list in the new category launching in 2024.
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How to drive on black ice - experts share their tips to keep UK drivers safe
Motoring experts have issued UK drivers with a warning as the Met Office revealed yellow weather warnings for parts of the country due to snow and ice. Motorists are being urged to take care due to the risk of black ice forming on the roads from
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Mini Cooper last insured in September seized by police
OFFICERS in Bradford seized a vehicle that was on the road without insurance or an MOT Steerside officers in the Bradford City policing area spotted a Mini Cooper on Barkerend Road this morning which hadn't been insured since September and
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Star graduates receive special awards for academic achievement
TWO new awards were announced at the 2023 Bradford College graduation ceremonies to recognise the exceptional achievements of four graduates. The ‘Principal’s Award for Excellence’ and ‘Principal’s Outstanding Resilience Award’ were handed out
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Ex-Wilko boss apologises to everyone who lost their job when firm went bust
THE former boss of retailer Wilko has apologised to everyone who lost their jobs when the company collapsed. Roles were axed in Bradford after the 93-year-old business went bust in the summer. The city's Wilko, which was based on Rawson Quarter
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Where will it snow in the UK this week? Map shows where it will hit in the UK
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice in parts of the UK this week. Parts of the UK are being told to prepare for "hazardous conditions" with the warnings lasting from 5pm today (Tuesday, November 28) to 11am on Thursday
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Man 'felt sick' after seeing millipede on table of carvery restaurant
A BRADFORD man was left "feeling sick" when he saw a millipede on his table at a popular carvery chain. Robert Tallant, 34, from Eccleshill, visited the Horsforth branch of Toby Carvery, on Sunday and said he was "regretful" he had eaten there
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'Shaming' report names part of Yorkshire as WORST for persecution of birds of prey
THE head of the Yorkshire Dales National Park has described a report by the RSPB which singled out the area as the worst for the persecution of birds of prey as 'shaming'. The wildlife charity's annual Birdcrime Report highlighted the scale of
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Imran Khan to face public trial on charges of revealing official secrets
A PAKISTAN court has ordered a public trial in prison of former prime minister Imran Khan on charges of revealing official secrets, his lawyer said. The popular opposition politician is already behind bars on a corruption charge but has a raft
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Will it snow on Christmas Day this year? Latest odds and long forecast verdict
Are you dreaming or dreading a white Christmas this year? Find out our chances of snow for the big day. Temperatures have begun to take a turn as the Met Office predicts snow to fall in the UK as early as Tuesday, November 28. The weather service
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Forest Green v Bantams preview: possible line-ups, referee, match odds
Check out our preview as City hit the road for Gloucestershire. Kick-off: Tuesday, November 28 (7.45pm) Venue: The New Lawn Possible line-ups FOREST GREEN ROVERS GK James Belshaw, CH Fankaty Dabo, CH Dominic Bernard, CH Jordan Moore-Taylor
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Loss of iconic HSTs from West Yorkshire rails leads to boost for charity funds
THE LOSS of the iconic HSTs from West Yorkshire's railways led to a large boost for a charity's funds. Train operator CrossCountry and magazine Modern Railways joined forces to donate more than £60,000 to The Brain Tumour Charity. The donation
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XL bully dog owner attacked and injured Yorkshire vet
The owner of a XL bully dog, who punched a Yorkshire vet in the face and injured him, could be jailed. Arbas Hamaz Hamid, 24, was among five people who descended on the vet’s surgery, said Kathryn Walters, prosecuting. For several minutes,
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Man who was abusive to train conductor when questioned over travel pass
A BRADFORD man has been fined after he was caught without his travel pass and was abusive to the conductor. Adil Khan, 19 of Vicar Lane, Bradford was traveling between Leeds and Keighley on February 14, 2023, when he was asked to produce a rail
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Have you ever been to a tea dance? Here's what to expect
WITH the nights drawing in, and a nip in the air, what better than tea dances to cheer up readers. A tea dance, also called a thé dansant - French for ‘dancing tea’ - became increasingly popular from the later 19th century. The perfect complement
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Young musician to present special event at district club
THE Topic Folk Club will this week host a young musician who is making a name for himself across the country. Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne will present a special event at the Shipley-based Groove Pad, on Saltaire Road, on Thursday. It will feature
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Sarah Lancashire wins performance of the year award for Happy Valley role
Sarah Lancashire said it was “thrilling” to receive a performance of the year award for her role as Catherine Cawood in BBC’s Happy Valley. The Rose d’Or Awards ceremony celebrates international excellence in entertainment programming and was held
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Toni creates imaginative cards from her home studio
BE IT birthday, graduation, driving test, retirement or divorce, TeePee Creations has a fun card for every occasion. There are cards for cat or dog lovers with humorous greetings to suit, cards for sports buffs - golf, tennis, football, rugby,
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Crash on major route caused traffic issues this morning
THERE was slow traffic in both directions on a major Bradford route this morning. A traffic app reported a crash on Bradford Road (A638), in Cleckheaton, near it's junction with Hunsworth Lane (B6121). The incident was reported just before
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'Little club on the hill' face big problems ahead of Bantams clash
IT HAS been a torrid 18 months for Forest Green since winning League Two. The “little club on the hill” have encountered big problems following their first EFL promotion. The Gloucestershire side plummeted straight back down – and were relegated
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Sarah Lancashire wins performance of the year award for Happy Valley role
Sarah Lancashire said it was “thrilling” to receive a performance of the year award for her role as Catherine Cawood in BBC’s Happy Valley. The Rose d’Or Awards ceremony celebrates international excellence in entertainment programming and was held
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Town businesses vote to extend BID for another five years
A TOWN's shops, venues, and businesses have voted 'yes' to extending its Business Improvement District (BID) status. In all, 61 per cent of businesses who voted by number were in favour of the BID continuing in Brighouse until 2029, which amounted
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Two prominent buildings in historic Little Germany put up for sale
TWO significant office buildings in Bradford’s Little Germany area have been put up for sale. Kelso House, on Burnett Street, and Parkgate House, on Park Street have both been listed for sale by estate agents Mark Brearley & Co. Kelso House
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Bid to replace electricity substation with cafe dismissed by planning inspector
AN appeal to allow a new café to be built in Ben Rhydding has been dismissed by a planning inspector. Earlier this year, Bradford Council refused a planning application to demolish a substation on Wheatley Lane in Ben Rhydding and build a coffee
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Man attacked woman twice - punching her in face
A BRADFORD man who attacked a woman twice, punching her in the face, has avoided an immediate jail sentence. Ryan Kenny, 44, of Haigh Street, Bradford, appeared before Bradford Crown Court to be sentenced for two charges, assault occasioning actual
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Man sentenced for drunken attacks which saw him bite one victim on the neck
A 42-YEAR-old man who carried out drunken attacks on three different victims, including biting one on the neck, has been sentenced. Anthony Cheale, 42, appeared before Bradford Crown Court in relation to two separate incidents earlier this year
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Cake designer is named 'most unique' at wedding awards
A BRADFORD district bakery has been named the best in the UK - outshining hundreds of other applicants. Cabbage Patch Bakery, based in Baildon, won the Most Unique Cake Designer gong at The Quirky Wedding Awards earlier this month. The awards
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Car seized after driver gives false details and only held provisional licence
A CAR was seized after its driver gave false details and only held a provisional licence. The black MG was spotted on Rhodesway in Allerton. A post on the Operation Steerside Team Facebook page read: "Rhodesway West Yorkshire Police - Bradford
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Underdown strikes twice to book Bradford's County Cup spot
BRADFORD City Women have booked their spot in the next round of the County Cup after defeating Silsden 2-0 on Sunday. It signals the first victory under the new regime, with Emily Senior taking over in the Bradford dugout only a couple of weeks
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Clubs vote against Sunday cup cricket as Stainland deadline closes in
AFTER two seasons of playing the opening round of the Parish Cup (first XIs) and Crossley Shield (second XIs) on a Saturday, the ENCO Halifax League have decided to revert to the matches being played wholly on Sundays. Realising that using an extra
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Major security upgrades underway at Leeds Bradford Airport
LEEDS Bradford Airport (LBA) has announced it will be upgrading its security infrastructure. Passengers will no longer have to remove items from their hand luggage during security checks. The airport is set to introduce new body scanners, e-gates
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City must be switched on to avoid Forest Green turning tables
GRAHAM Alexander has warned about the pitfalls of League Two’s unpredictability as City take on struggling Forest Green tonight. The Bantams are keen to keep the ball rolling after back-to-back wins under the new boss. Meanwhile, hosts Rovers
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Shake up of ward boundaries - but Bradford will still have 90 councillors
Numerous Council wards in Bradford will undergo a shake up by 2026 – but the number of councillors in the district will stay the same. The Boundary Commission has today (Tuesday) begun a consultation that will see changes to the 30 wards that make
