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  • The South bring their latest tour to Leeds

    THE SOUTH are back on tour and will perform at the Brudenell in Leeds on Sunday.The South, which feature members of 1980s pop band The Beautiful South, are trekking around the country following a successful summer playing festivals.They will perform Beautiful

  • FInland blues queen plays Keighley Blues Club

    KEIGHLEY Blues Club will tomorrow host a performance by Finland’s Queen of the Slide Guitar.Erja Lyytinen headlines the club’s latest concert at the Cougar Park Hall of Fame as she tours to promote her latest album.The Sky Is Crying is described

  • One Man, Two Guvnors is back in Leeds

    THE NATIONAL Theatre’s award-winning comedy One Man, Two Guvnors is coming to the Grand Theatre.The play, seen by more than one million people worldwide, will be at the Leeds theatre from November 4 to 8Nicholas Hytner’s production tells the

  • Brookside star brings First World War drama to Halifax

    A FAMOUS war poet’s time in Yorkshire will be highlighted in a play next month.Former Brookside star Dean Sullivan is directing and narrating the show about Wilfred Owen. Dean, who played Jimmy Corkhill in Brookside, is taking Bullets And Daffodils

  • Added protection for Sutton war memorial

    A COUNCIL is calling for people to "show more respect" to the Sutton war memorial.Parish councillors are upset that the memorial in Sutton Park is being climbed and ridden on by bicycles.A ceremony was held in early August to celebrate the addition

  • Steeton nursery raises £830 for charities

    A SPONSORED crawl, toddle and run raised £830 for good causes.Dozens of children at Bridge House Day Nursery, in Steeton, took part in the event.They were raising cash for Oxenhope Sue Ryder hospice Manorlands and a charity called CORE, which helps

  • Ordeal of 'conchies' to be brought to life at Haworth

    A MOVING performance outlining the ordeal faced by conscientious objectors during the First World War will be given in Haworth next week.Peace campaigner and storyteller Simon Heywood will bring to life the often forgotten tales of 'conchies',

  • Boy in hospital after road accident in Ingrow, Keighley

    AN11-year-old boy was in hospital last night after being involved in a collision with a car in Ingrow, Keighley, yesterday. Police said the boy had suffered a “minor fracture to his skull”, but that his injuries were not deemed serious or life-threatening

  • 'Inadequate' rating for Dradishaw House nursery at Silsden

    RECENT inspections of preschools across the district have raised concerns about how children are safeguarded.But Bradford Council says procedures are in place to help nurseries improve.Dradishaw House in Silsden is the latest early years provider to be

  • Bumper £10,000-plus boost for AiredaleHospital appeal

    AIREDALE Hospital’s Emergency Department Appeal has been given a bumper £10,000-plus boost.A Great Gatsby-themed ball coined-in a whacking £8,000 for the Keighley News-backed fundraising campaign.And Keighley Rotary Club has donated

  • Tea and beer festival at Keighley railway station bar

    A NEW drinks festival in Keighley could be just your cup of tea.You can either sit back with a refreshing cuppa or sink a pint of real ale.Cafe Choux Choux is hosting its first Tea and Beer Festival from October 23 to 26.The cafe bar, at Keighley railway

  • Keighley golfers unite to help combat prostate cancer

    A GOLF tournament in Keighley to help in the fight against prostate cancer has raised more than £1,600.The charity contest was hosted by Keighley Golf Club and organised by club member John Brownless, who was himself diagnosed with prostate cancer

  • Keighley woman honoured by her Oxford University college

    A KEIGHLEY woman has joined high-achieving graduates in a prestigious exhibition at an Oxford University college.A portrait of Shahnaz Ahsan hangs prominently in the great hall at Hertford College, along with 19 other renowned ‘old girls’.