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Have your say on application for Bradford strip club licence
AN application has been made to renew a licence for a strip club in Bradford. Jason Armitage has applied to renew the Sexual Entertainment Venue Licence for Cleopatra’s Lounge Bradford at 7-9 Little Horton Lane. The club, one of two such venues
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Missing teenage boy from West Yorkshire found safe and well
A MISSING teenage boy from West Yorkshire has been found safe and well. Francis Gavan, 14, was reported missing from Sowerby Bridge, in Calderdale, on Thursday night (February 22). Police reported the teenager has now been found. A spokesperson
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Man arrested on suspicion of drug driving as car smashes into Bradford house
A MAN has been arrested on suspicion of drug driving as a woman was injured after a car crashed into a Bradford house. The incident happened at Kenton Way in Holme Wood just after midday. A Vauxhall Corsa crashed into the property. A crew
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City postponement: "Both sets of fans and clubs have been highly disrespected"
BARROW plan to lodge a complaint over the “baffling” decision to postponement the City game. Referee Tom Nield pulled the plug on this afternoon’s match just over an hour before kick-off over concerns about an area of the pitch. The Wakefield-based
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LIVE BLOG: Graham Alexander's reaction as Bantams game at Barrow called off late
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Car seized after driver said they borrowed it from a friend
A CAR was seized after a driver said they had borrowed it from a friend. The vehicle was spotted by West Yorkshire Police's Operation Steerside Team on Thornton Road. The driver's insurance did not cover them on the blue Toyota. Officers
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Large disturbance arises from Palestine protest outside Bradford takeaway
FOUR men have been arrested after a large disturbance arose from a pro-Palestine protest outside a Bradford takeaway. There were reports of people assaulted and windows damaged at Salah’s takeaway, Leeds Road, last night. The men - aged 30,
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Two stolen motorcycles recovered by police across Bradford district
TWO stolen motorcycles were recovered by police across the Bradford district. West Yorkshire Police officers found a scooter in the Windhill area that had been stolen in a burglary overnight. A motorbike was also recovered from a public footpath
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Walks: Peace, peat hags and glorious views at Yockenthwaite Moor
THERE are two routes to the ‘Dales 30’ summit of Yockenthwaite Moor. One from near Yockenthwaite Farm to the south, which is straightforward but lacks interest, and this one from Semer Water to the north. It's a remote walk, which can be boggy
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Man in court after hitting 125mph on M62
A MAN has appeared in a Bradford court after hitting 125mph on the motorway. Precious Ezerioha, of Edge Lane Road in Oldham, exceeded the speed limit on the M62 Eastbound at Huddersfield on October 2 of last year. The 23-year-old attended Bradford
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Major road blocked both ways following crash
A MAJOR road has been blocked both ways following a crash. The collision occurred on the A65 Ilkley Road in Ben Rhydding. There is queueing traffic between Wheatley Lane, Ben Rhydding, and Leather Bank, Burley In Wharfedale. The Telegraph
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Doritos recalls popular crisp flavour from Tesco & Poundland due to allergy risk
Doritos has issued a “do not eat” warning and is recalling some packs of Doritos Tangy Cheese due to soya not being declared on the ingredients list. This means the affected crips could pose a “possible health risk” to those who are allergic to
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Could you get a payment towards your broadband if you work from home? Check here
Brits who work from home are being urged to check whether they are eligible for a payment towards their broadband. Remote working was the norm during the pandemic but as of 2024, 38% of the public still work from home at least some of the time
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The UK's most popular chocolate bar has been revealed - do you agree?
From the likes of Cadbury's Boost and Crunchie to Nestle's KitKat and Smarties the most popular chocolate bars in the UK for 2024 have been revealed. There are so many chocolate bars to choose from these days with the likes of Cadbury, Mars and
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Best and worst airlines for customer experience revealed - do you agree?
The best to worst airlines for customer experience have been revealed, according to a new survey. New research, conducted by consumer champions Which?, has broken down the most and least popular airlines in a new UK passenger satisfaction survey
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Bradford cat rescue on 'brink of closure' after huge £20k bill
A BRADFORD cat rescue is on the "brink of closure". Allerton Cat Rescue, founded by Brenda Satterley at her home on Allerton Road, has helped thousands of abandoned and neglected animals over the years. They are now appealing for donations
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Addams Family, Sunset Boulevard, Sound of Music: Am dram shows coming up
THEY’RE spooky and they’re kooky...and they’re coming to a Bingley stage. Bingley Amateurs presents The Addams Family, the Musical at Bingley Arts Centre from March 6-9, with a Saturday matinee. Join Morticia and Gomez, their quirky kids Wednesday
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Work of ‘forgotten’ local artists showcased on Bradford Big Screen
THROUGHOUT March and April a daily seven-minute presentation on the Bradford Big Screen will feature the work of six local artists from the past. The screenings are the latest in a series of bi-monthly presentations which have been ongoing since 2016
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Body found in search for missing man, West Yorkshire Police confirms
POLICE searching for a missing man have sadly found a body. 56-year-old Trevor Land, of Dewsbury, was reported missing on January 30. Officers conducting searches for Trevor located a man's body in the water in Dewsbury yesterday afternoon.
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Join the Women’s Day flash mob at The Broadway
A SPECIAL flash mob performance will celebrate International Women’s Day in The Broadway Shopping Centre. Shoppers will be invited to join in with the event, presented by Yorkshire Dance’s Dance On programme, on Friday, March 8. The two five minute
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‘Mum's shoes are big ones to fill': Gaynor Faye directs Kay Mellor show at Alhambra
THE Syndicate was a family affair long before the lottery-themed drama first hit TV screens in 2012. It was written and produced by Kay Mellor and her daughter, Gaynor Faye, was the series script editor. “I just knew it was going to be a hit
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Ex-England international's backing for Bantams and Alexander
FORMER England international Stephen Warnock believes City are finding their feet under Graham Alexander – and backs them to shoot up the League Two table. Warnock, now a TV pundit, had two spells on loan at Valley Parade 16 years apart at the
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£27m revamp of Manchester Road flats was 'new era of city living'
TWENTY years ago the Telegraph & Argus revealed a “radical £27 million makeover” aimed at transforming blocks of rundown flats into city centre landmarks. “We think what we are doing will help the renaissance of city centre living,” the head of
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Lights, camera, Bantams! University students spend day filming at training
A TEAM of University of Bradford students swapped the lecture theatre for the football pitch when they enjoyed an action-packed day of filming at City’s training ground, writes Mark Stanford. Tongxin Lui, Tanvir Hasan, Alex Vickers and Richard
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Yorkshire Dales estate with 'impressive retreat complex' among UK's cosiest stays
A country estate in the Yorkshire Dales with an “impressive retreat complex” has been revealed as one of the UK’s cosiest places to stay at. Broughton Sanctuary near Skipton, featured in the “25 cosiest places to stay in the UK” list by The Times
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New defibrillator comes to rescue of two people - just days after being installed
A new defibrillator has come to the rescue of two people facing an emergency - just days after it was installed outside a cat rescue. Katie Lloyd has dedicated almost two decades to helping animals as the founder of Bradford Cat Watch Rescue and
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Objection to plan for toilet next to listed museum
A TOWN Council has objected to plans for an accessible toilet facility next to a listed museum, arguing it is “not in keeping” with the historic building. Bradford Council has submitted the planning application for a changing places toilet at Cliffe
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Closures on the M606 so safety works can be carried out
THERE will be a series of overnight closures on the M606 in the coming weeks. The closures are being put in place so National Highways can make safety improvements. From March 4, road markings and studs are being refreshed between Junction
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Big changes planned for town centre - including old market hall's demolition
Heckmondwike is set to undergo major changes amid plans to make the town centre more social and greener. Work will begin with the demolition of the town’s old market hall, which has stood empty since 2016, to make way for new development in the
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Restaurant's name born out of love for craft beer and Indian food
AS RESTAURANT owners will tell you, a great deal of thought goes into choosing a name for a new eaterie. And it took much deliberation before Harry Khinda settled on the name for his Shipley-based business: The Crafty Indian - our Telegraph & Argus
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Bradford Council-run care home and day centre to be mothballed
A CARE home and day centre run by Bradford Council is to be mothballed, it has been confirmed. The decision over Norman Lodge, on Glenroyd Avenue in Low Moor, was taken following a district-wide review of services available to people leaving hospital
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'I sampled the atmosphere on Bradford City's Kop - and here’s why I was impressed’
A rainy Yorkshire night, a heavy pitch and a competition that has its critics. These aren't usually the ingredients to bring fans of the beautiful game flocking to stadiums - but thousands of loyal Bradford City fans braved the elements in the
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Inspector dismisses Haworth holiday lets appeal
A DEVELOPMENT of holiday lets in the centre of Haworth would put unacceptable pressure on the village’s already strained roads – a planning inspector has concluded. An appeal that would have allowed derelict buildings on West Lane and The Fold
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Youngster aiming to inspire next generation of female stars in strong message
INSPIRED by her father in several ways, youngster Lilia Scatchard is ready to be the figurehead of kart-racing for the next generation of females. The 16-year-old from Clayton started her venture into the sport just 18 months ago after taking an
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Man accused of injuring child, 8, whilst riding off-road motorbike
A YOUNG Bradford man has appeared in court accused of injuring a child whilst riding an off-road motorbike with no registration. Kirk Bailey, of Bishopdale Holme in Buttershaw, has been charged with causing serious injury by careless/inconsiderate
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Half a dozen vehicles removed in operation targeted at Bradford disposal hotspot
HALF a dozen vehicles were removed in a day of action targeted at a disposal hotspot in Bradford. West Yorkshire Police and Bradford Council removed illegal and unroadworthy vehicles from two streets in Bierley. Police say the location, on
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Blackpool loanee Jake Daniels pushing for starting berth after impressing Whitaker
BRADFORD (Park Avenue) manager Danny Whitaker believes it won’t be long before loanee Jake Daniels gets a starting birth in the side. The Blackpool FC striker arrived on a one-month loan just three weeks ago, but he’s made an instant impact at
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Stockton breaks all-time club record in wake of thumping six goal victory
IT was a mixed bag in terms of results for Bradford Bulldogs - but for forward Josh Stockton it was a weekend that will live long in the memory. A 5-2 loss at Billingham Buccanneers on Saturday was quickly forgotten in the wake of a 6-0 home win
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Alexander backs Bantams to stay the course and not become an early faller
GRAHAM Alexander is confident that City can get straight back on the horse in the “Grand National” of League Two. The Bantams have to quickly shake off their EFL Trophy despair when they travel to sixth-placed Barrow this afternoon. Alexander