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  • Generosity of Keighley residents is praised

    MAY I through your letters page thank the people of Keighley and district for their generosity when Keighley Lions Club took Father Christmas on his sleigh around the area. May I also thank Colin Appleyard and his drivers for their service, and

  • Pay Keighley district apprentices the minimum wage

    WHILE it is pleasing that since 2010 more than 3,100 young people in Keighley have started apprenticeships – Keighley’s jobless total falls again (Keighley News, December 25) – Kris Hopkins MP fails to mention small and medium-sized businesses can

  • Supporting idea for Keighley's own district council

    I READ the article in your publication – MP call for breakaway vote (Keighley News, January 8) – with great interest and jubilation. I think a new Airedale and Wharfedale District Council to cover the Shipley constituency and Keighley & Ilkley

  • Keighley needs real support

    ON October 17 2014 I wrote to your paper with regard to the amount of money Bradford Council was prepared to spend on events and facilities outside City Hall whilst Keighley seemed to be receiving crumbs from the Bradford table. Not so, says Councillor

  • The true face of Islam in Keighley

    IN THE wake of the recent appalling events in Paris, supposedly in the name of Islam, I should like to tell you about a Muslim woman, aged 20, the same age as my daughter, whom I met recently on the bus from Keighley to Bradford. We began talking

  • Keighley one-way traffic plan to go before councillors

    LONG-AWAITED plans for a one-way system to ease congestion in Keighley town centre will go before the town’s area committee next week. A report to members says that despite a number of minor interventions to improve traffic flow, a more radical

  • Alfie is picked for World Championships

    Keighley teenager Alfie Moses has been selected for the UCI Cyclo-Cross Championships at the end of the month. He is part of a four-strong British Cycling squad for the junior men's race in the Czech Republic. The 12-strong team for Tabor also

  • Man attacked and robbed in Keighley town centre street

    A MAN was attacked and robbed of his mobile phone in a Keighley town centre street. The 35-year-old was walking along Devonshire Street when he was approached by a man, who pushed him to the ground. During the altercation the victim dropped

  • Brewer is toast of Silsden as Republica are routed

    Republica 0 Silsden Ladies 9 SILSDEN Ladies got the new year off to a good start as they completed a double over Republica. The heavy pitch and strong wind made for testing conditions, but Silsden overcame them and went ahead when Harriet Brewer

  • Tanner takes two in Broomhill derby win

    Broomhill 4 FC Polonia 2In the only game to beat the weather in the Keighley area, Broomhill eased their way to a comfortable victory against Marley rivals FC Polonia with man of the match Andy Tanner scoring a brace. This was an entertaining game between

  • Lund picked for regional Triathlon Academy

    KEIGHLEY'S James Lund is one of two City of Bradford Swimming Club members who have been selected for the Yorkshire and Humberside Triathlon Academy for 2014-2015. Lund, 15, and Reuben Mantle, 13, of Bingley have been picked following exceptional

  • Melling gutted after quarter-final defeat

    CHRIS Melling was beaten in the quarter-finals of the $113,500 (£74,807) Joy Cup World Chinese 8-Ball Masters pool tournament in Qinhuangdao.Having come through the qualifying stages, the 35-year-old from Keighley fell 13-11 to Yang Fan but admitted on