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The former Keighley College building

Former Keighley College demolition crucial to town's regeneration, says councillor

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Rob Jackson from the Children's Society.

Shocking scale of issues facing Keighley young people is revealed

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Cracks in the soil forced a closure of the footpath running through Park Wood earlier this year. Photo by Mark Pearson, of Real Image Photography.

Government flood relief cash to fund repairs to Keighley district infrastructure damaged by Boxing Day deluge

Keighley town mayor Councillor Javaid Akhtar has welcomed the comments made by external auditors on Keighley Town Council's efforts to address failings identified in 2014

Auditors acknowledge Keighley Town Council progress but ask it to reconsider using public cash for former clerk's defamation case costs

The former Silsden Library before its closure in 2013, now due to be auctioned by Bradford Council

Former Silsden library building pulled from auction by Bradford Council

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Keighley Town Council's civic centre, in North Street

Keighley Town Council agrees to spend more than £23,000 on contracting a company to help determine future of its civic centre

Cllr Andrew Mallinson, who is welcoming cash promised by housebuilder Countryside Properties for a Silsden-Steeton footbridge

Homes developer to include contribution to new bridge

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Pudsey, the BBC Children in Need mascot, celebrating the grant award for Highfield Community Association

Children in Need cash award for new teenage girls' support group in Highfield

Kathleen Cockroft beside the mound of rubble

Harden couple's relief as debris is removed

Roy Sanderson from Oakworth Bowling Club inside the damaged clubhouse.

Oakworth bowlers blast council over repairs delays

Organising this year's assault on the Yorkshire Three Peaks are, from left, Roy Williams, Maggie Marsden, Sandra Kelly and Helen Coates. Picture by Ian Saltsphotography O’Driscoll.

Dementia Friendly Keighley gearing up to tackle the Yorkshire Three Peaks

Georgie Chester, who is taking part in a Borneo trek for Manorlands

Riddlesden adventurer tackles Borneo challenge for Manorlands

Members of the Weight Watchers class of the Airedale Church Centre in Keighley, who between them lost 28 stone

Cross Hills woman celebrates a decade after losing half her weight

Anita Parkin, director of Public Health at Bradford Council

Infant mortality rates across Bradford 'lowest since records began' - but still above national and regional averages

Paul Wintersgill present the money to Carly Brunskill at Manorlands Hospice

Charitable accountants bring in the money for local hospice

Haworth Beer Festival organiser Kathryn Thornton outside the Old School Room venue

Great line-up of entertainment and drinks in store at this year's Haworth Beer Festival

Sport

Joe Slater scored Broomhill's second goal on the hour

Broomhill and Polonia in 'six-pointer' tonight

Herbie Farnworth

Ermysted's Farnworth shines in French Tests

Phil Dowgill led his quartet to victory

Dowgill's team speed to victory

Danny Forrest opened the scoring for Silsden

Cobbydalers are hit by last-minute equaliser as they bid for survival

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Bojang double sinks patched-up Oxenhope

Sam Walker was Keighley's main attacking threat with two tries

Late Walker try gives Keighley losing bonus point

Haworth's Molly Rhodes, a pupil at Lees Primary School, who has qualified to represent West Yorkshire in the under-11 girls' singles at the Butterfly English Schools' Individual Table Tennis Championships in Wolverhampton on Saturday, April 23

Molly hopes to have the edge at Aldersley

Martin Lampkin during his championship days in the 1970s. Picture by Kitchen

World champion Silsden trials rider Martin Lampkin dies of cancer

Silsden Dragons

Silsden Dragons roar into League Shield finals

Cougars man of the match Richie Hawkyard runs in for a try against Oxford.

Keighley Cougars cruise into cup semi-finals

Joe Mitchell had his penalty well saved by Ryan Livesey when they trailed 2-0

Silsden miss penalty in cruel defeat

The arrival of Danny Forrest, pictured on the ball against Runcorn Linnets, means Silsden remain hopeful they can still beat the drop

Performances provide optimism for Silsden despite losing sequence

Paul Handforth admits a long career in the game is taking its toll on his body

Handforth eyes double glory with Keighley Cougars before retirement decision

Rebekah Tiler wants to boost her Olympic Games qualification hopes in Norway next month

Denholme's Tiler stakes claim for Rio place in Norway

National Sport

West Brom boss Tony Pulis will have a year left on his contract in the summer

Tony Pulis set for summer talks over West Brom future

The current England team have an exciting future, according to Matthew Hoggard

Matthew Hoggard sees a bright future for England

Jordan Spieth enjoyed a good start to his title defence in the Masters

Jordan Spieth straight into the thick of the action at Augusta

Bernie Ecclestone has rejected a return to F1's old qualifying format despite calls from teams

Victory for teams over F1 bosses in dispute over qualifying format

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