In 1912, the suffragettes started a window-smashing campaign.
In 1956, Sydney Silverman's Bill for the abolition of the death penalty passed through the House of Commons. It was later defeated in the House of Lords.
In 2000, a report claimed that "dress down days" led to increased absenteeism, tardiness and flirtation.
25 years ago
Taken from the Telegraph & Argus of June 28, 1982...
A 6,000 mile trip from South Africa has brought together four generations of a family linked with Bradford and the Spen Valley.
50 years ago
Taken from the Telegraph & Argus of June 28, 1957...
Some of the trees in Skipton Castle Woods, a well-known woodland area in respect of which a tree preservation order was made some time ago, are being felled under the licence granted to owners, Zephyr Properties Ltd.
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