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City show courage in win - as Pointon says "told you so" to boss Alexander
GRAHAM Alexander felt City showed character and courage to put their losing streak to bed. Calum Kavanagh and Bobby Pointon scored the second-half goals in the 2-0 win over Tranmere at Valley Parade to end the costly run of four defeats. Pointon
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Let's have a vote to scrap bank holidays
BANK holidays - who wants them? The obvious answer would be everyone, but I’d bet my Sainsbury’s Nectar points (not much but it’s the best I can muster), if we were presented with a Brexit-style bank holiday referendum, the noes would have it.
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Group of fans chant and march in protest against ownership before Bradford City game
A GROUP of Bantams fans chanted and marched in protest against the ownership before Bradford City's game today. The disgruntled supporters came together at Valley Parade before the home side's tie against Tranmere Rovers on Good Friday, at around
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FULL-TIME: Bradford Bulls 29-10 Halifax Panthers
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CITY REPORT: Valley Parade fans get much-needed lift from "one of their own"
CITY 2 TRANMERE 0 WHO better than “one of their own” to put the smiles back on the faces of City fans after the March misery. The Bantams put their wretched four-game losing streak to bed with the type of performance that we have been crying
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How to claim free crumpets at Morrisons during the holidays by using 3 words
Morrisons has teamed up with Warburtons to give away free crumpets to customers during the holidays and all they have to do is mention three simple words. Warburtons, in partnership with Morrisons, has launched its latest 'Ask for Ellen' campaign
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Starbucks to open 100 new UK stores in 2024 - location of the first 19 revealed
Starbucks is set to open another 100 new stores across the UK in 2024 and has revealed the location of the first 19 sites. The world-wide coffee chain has announced plans to expand on its already 1,169 stores across the UK, according to The Mirror
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Experts share 5-minute passport check everyone should do before travelling
When booking a holiday, there’s plenty of things to remember like your passport and travel insurance but there’s one thing you should do that might need bumping up your priority list. While you’ll probably remember to pack your passport in your
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How to watch Sir David Attenborough's new BBC series Mammals
Sir David Attenborough will return to our screens this weekend for a new BBC series titled Mammals. The 97-year-old naturalist and broadcaster will explain the behaviour of mammals from the small Etruscan shrew to the giant blue whale. Mammals
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Man to paddle board 300km for charity which helped his fiancée with cancer fight
A BRADFORD man is set to paddle board nearly 300 kilometres in seven days along three canal networks of the Outer Pennine Ring to raise money for a charity which is helping his fiancée battle breast cancer. On Easter Monday, Jonathan Callow, 32
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Bradford Dudley Hill draw Westgate in National Cup
FOLLOWING the deadline date in February for entrants to the 2024 BARLA National Cup, twenty clubs drawn from the National Conference League, The Pennine, Cumberland League, North West Mens League and Yorkshire Mens League have entered the draw which
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LIVE BLOG: Bradford City 2 Tranmere Rovers 0
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Dragons split the weekend but secure end of season playoffs
BRADFORD Dragons faced a busy doubleheader weekend with games at Barking Abbey on Saturday and Nottingham Hoods on Sunday. In two closely contested games the Dragons came out on top against Barking (79-85) but fell just short the following day
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Bradford MP recommended for knighthood by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak
A BRADFORD MP has been recommended for a knighthood by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Shipley MP Philip Davies – whose wife is the Government’s “common sense” minister Esther McVey – has been recommended to be knighted for public and parliamentary
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Bradford man's group walking to Lands End to raise awareness of Alzheimer's
A BRADFORD man will be part of group of six people walking to Lands End to raise awareness of families suffering from the effects of Alzheimer's. Jason Innes, of Bierley, whose grandmother suffers from Alzheimer’s, will be one of six people walking
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Bradford Bulls get crucial boost in the form of major new investor
BRADFORD Bulls have announced a major new investor in the form of NIC Services Group. NIC Services Group are West Yorkshire based and are the largest privately owned provider of Facilities Management Services across the UK. Bulls Chairman Nigel
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Car rental and leasing company must pay £1,000 for failing police request
A CAR rental and leasing company in Bradford must pay £1,000 for failing a police request. Sweet Buzz Limited, based in Alliance House, York Street, Crossley Hall was found guilty of failing to provide police with the identity of a driver who was
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Avenue giving survival hopes final push as they add two more signings after Hanson
BRADFORD (Park Avenue) have been busy in the market and have confirmed two more signings after the blockbuster news that Bradford City legend, James Hanson would be joining the club. Goalkeeper Craig Ellison, joins the club on a deal that will
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Bantams v Tranmere preview: possible line-ups, referee, match odds
CHECK out our preview as City are back at home trying to end a run of four straight defeats. Kick-off: Friday, March 29 (3pm) Venue: Valley Parade Possible line-ups BRADFORD CITY GK Sam Walker, CH Jon Tomkinson, CH Matty Platt,
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Coming together on Ilkley Moor for a special Easter service
WHAT a beautiful morning for local people to make the trip to Cow and Calf Rocks on Ilkley Moor for a special Easter sunrise service. This one took place in 2013, but anyone wishing to go along to the service - organised by Ilkley Combined Churches
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Artists of the past display their talents in new show
Earlier artists of the Bradford region are being celebrated in an exhibition at a local gallery. The artworks have been brought together by Bingley Gallery owner, David Starley. Original work, particularly landscapes, from more than 25 artists
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Police appeal after Land Rover Discovery stolen from Bradford address
A LAND Rover was stolen from a Bradford address this week. West Yorkshire Police reported a vehicle theft on Dallam Road, in Saltaire. Police said that between 9.30pm and 11.15pm on Tuesday (March 26) a green Land Rover Discovery was stolen
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Reader letter: Rwanda scheme: 'Wrong side of history'
SIR - In a recent television programme my MP, Philip Davies, asserted that it was “dangerous” for the unelected House of Lords to tack on amendments to the government's bill to deport “illegal” asylum seekers to Rwanda. After all, the Conservatives
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Bradford police arrest drink driver who found five times over legal limit
POLICE in Bradford have arrested a drink driver after the person was found to be five times over the legal limit. Officers from the Bradford West Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) were out on patrol and stopped a driver for alleged "questionable
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Reader letter: 'Can our MPs and councillors put pressure on M&S to stay?'
SIR - Many in the Bradford district are concerned and disappointed that M&S have made a decision to leave. We are not alone: the internet reveals that they are rotating their estate in many areas across the UK. However, we must be the largest
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Missed parcel delivery led me to the depths of hell - a chatbot conversation
IT started like any other day. By the time the sun went down, I felt like I was in a pyschological thriller. Spending 20 minutes trying to log into my laptop, via a new system that has tighter security than MI5, left me wrung out and stressed before
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Reader letter: Leave Hall Ings open
SIR - The shutting of Hall Ings is going to cut the City in half and Bradford Council is repeating the folly of separate train stations, never mind access to the shops if people cannot walk far. The NCP is almost demolished and backs onto the current
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Remarkable photos of 'long gone Bradford' to go on display at Salts Mill
ACCLAIMED social documentary photographer Ian Beesley has spent the last five decades documenting life in the North of England. The Bradford photographer planned to retire this year. However, the appetite for his work is stronger than ever.
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Once-in-a-lifetime bright 'new star' to be visible in UK skies - see when
A 'new star' created by what astronomers are calling a "once-in-a-lifetime" explosion 3,000 lightyears away is set to be visible to the naked eye in UK skies. This once-in-a-lifetime explosion is set to take place in the T Coronae Borealis system
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Is there post on Good Friday? Royal Mail delivery changes over Easter weekend
The long-awaited Easter weekend has arrived along with the first bank holiday of the year, however many businesses and retailers have made changes to their opening times. The Royal Mail is amongst shops, banks and tips that have altered usual schedules
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Spring brings a sense of renewal to all at Britannia Care
Winter is coming to an end and spring, the season of renewal, is gaining momentum. At Britannia Care there is also a great sense of renewal – a renewed commitment to their service users. The team at Britannia Care feel that it is important never
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See when Bradford’s shopping centres will be open on Easter bank holiday weekend
If you are thinking of heading out for some leisurely shopping this weekend across Bradford, you might want to check when shopping centres are open, as the first bank holiday of the year arrives. Easter is upon us, meaning many will be getting
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Food and drink festival reveals live music line-up
ILKLEY Food and Drink Festival has announced the line-up for its annual event promising attendees a fusion of culinary delights and captivating live-music against the backdrop of the scenic riverside location of East Holmes field. Set to take centre
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New owners for 'special' Helwith Bridge Inn near Penyghent
THE Helwith Bridge Inn at Helwith Bridge, near Horton-in-Ribblesdale, has been sold following the retirement of owners Paul and Carol Stott. Mr and Mrs Stott, who have run the pub for ten years, said: “It is with a sad heart that we have to let
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Bradford man speaks of his 'terrifying' sight loss experience
A BRADFORD man has spoken out about what how “terrifying” it is to experience sight loss. Fortunately for Brian Palmer, 72, of Apperley Bridge, a visit to nearby eye hospital, followed by a speedy referral to Bradford Royal Infirmary for detached
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MP raises concerns about wedding guests 'setting off flares' on rural road
A VILLAGE road has been plagued by wedding guests revving engines and setting off flares, according to a Bradford MP. Bradford South MP Judith Cummins said guests at weddings being held at the 6 Acres and neighbouring Walton View Hotel in Tong
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Shop owner told Trading Standards he didn't know there was a legal age for vapes
A SHOP owner who sold an illegal vape to a child told Trading Standards officers he didn’t know there was an age restriction on vapes. Trading Standards carried out a test purchase at Phone Xpert, on Little Horton Lane after complaints the business
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Football club's concern as pitch out of bounds 'for foreseeable future'
A FOOTBALL club has raised concerns after a sinkhole opened up in the middle of the pitch they play on in Harold Park. The news emerged on Wednesday when Bradford Council urged people to stay away from the football pitch in Harold Park, Low Moor
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The new space where men who feel 'young at heart' can meet up
A NEW social event for men who want to find a place for friendship, games, and cuppas has started in Shipley. Taking place every week at The Activity Den, ‘The Young Ones’ is open to men who fancy a chat and a laugh. There’s always a selection
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First participants in new AstraZeneca trials taking place at Bradford research centre
The first participants for two new clinical trials have been recruited in Bradford as part of research into treatments for respiratory conditions. The research involves UK and Europe based participants and is being run by the National Institute
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Prestigious international music competition to be held in Bradford
A PRESTIGIOUS music competition viewed by millions will be held in Bradford as it leaves its home for the first time in its 60-year history. The finals of the Leeds International Piano Competition will take place in St George’s Hall this September
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Protest to be held this weekend at site of historic monument
A PROTEST will be held this weekend at the site of a historic monument that had to be removed after being hit by HGVs. The Oakenshaw Cross on Wyke Lane, Oakenshaw, was hit several times by HGVs, including in May 2021, when a woman turned investigator
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Ilkley woman organises Sculpture Park walk to shine a light on Parkinson’s
ILKLEY mum Emma Moscrop is asking others to "walk with me for Parkinson's". Emma was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease aged just 46 when her sons were seven and ten years old. For Emma and her family it was a shocking diagnosis, as Parkinson
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Calderdale celebrates 50th anniversary with plans to light up historic tower
Happy birthday, Calderdale! When Calderdale Council lights up Halifax’s iconic Wainhouse Tower on Monday, April 1, it marks the borough’s 50th anniversary. The council’s Year of Culture launch on Saturday, April 13, begins 12 months of celebrations
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Award-winning Bradford pub collaborates with brewery to create new beer
AN award-winning Bradford pub has collaborated with a popular brewery to create a new beer. Leeds-based Northern Monk Brewery, which began life in Bradford 11 years ago, has created a new pale ale with The Corn Dolly, in Bolton Road, which was
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Emley edge closer to title against Albion but Campion sooth blow in cup
ALBION Sports saw their own play-off hopes hit on Tuesday, while inadvertently all-but-destroying the title dreams of neighbours Campion in the process. Leaders Emley won 1-0 at home to Albion in midweek, meaning they need just one more win from
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Young Bradford novices produce amazing Yorkshire cup win to make national finals
On a beautiful sunny afternoon last week, the St Bede’s and St Joseph’s Catholic College Year 7 girls’ rugby league team drove to Featherstone Rovers’ Post Office Road from Bradford to compete in the Yorkshire Cup Final. And these inexperienced
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Bantams recall Richardson as he ends Cleethorpes loan on huge high
Bradford City have recalled Heath Richardson from his loan spell at Cleethorpes Town with immediate effect. It remains to be seen as to whether that is because the Bantams need him as goalkeeper cover for today's league game at home to Tranmere
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NATH'S NATTERS: Bulls caught up in Championship shambles as blackout goes on
After a long day at work, there’s nothing I like better than sitting down to watch some Betfred Championship rugby league on an evening on TV… What do you mean, that’s impossible? In a situation that has become increasingly farcical, given
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Keighley native and Yorkshire batsman Hill star of show against Leeds/Bradford
Yorkshire’s friendly against Leeds/Bradford MCCU at Headingley this week proved relatively fruitless, after two of the three days saw no play due to a wet outfield. But the one day of action that did go again saw a fine batting performance from
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Bulls centre buzzing to face Fax after baby surprise hours before Wakefield game
The experience of Joe Arundel was sorely missed in Bulls’ opening night defeat to Wakefield in the Betfred Championship, and the centre has mixed feelings about that frantic Friday. The centre was a nailed-on starter against his former club, only
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Jowitt surprisingly stood down for Good Friday derby as boss gives his reasons
WITH Dec Patton sold to Swinton, Tom Holmes on his way back from cancer treatment and Lee Gaskell out with an injured hamstring, Billy Jowitt looked odds-on to be partnering Jordan Lilley in the halves this evening against Halifax at Odsal. But
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Walker: 'I used to go to a few protests when I was a kid at Tynecastle'
JAMIE Walker can understand the growing anger among City’s support – because he used to protest as a fan as well. The independent fans group have called for a demonstration outside Valley Parade before today’s game against Tranmere. Tempers