COUGARS have signed Batley prop Trae O'Sullivan on loan for the rest of the season. The forward played in Keighley's final League One fixture of the regular campaign as a dual-registration player last Sunday, helping them to an emphatic victory
LOTHERSDALE champion archer Danielle Brown met one of her former teachers when she performed the honours at the opening of a new school sports hall.The double Paralympic gold medallist was invited to cut the ribbon at the formal unveiling of the £3 million
A SITE manager has scooped a coveted award in his first year working for housebuilder Redrow.Andrew Wilson, from the firm’s Manor Fields development in Steeton, has received a Pride in the Job Quality Award.The 39-year-old was among a record number of
MORE people from Keighley are getting help with anxiety, stress and low mood thanks to a free NHS service launched by Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust. Since its launch on January 21 this year, MyWellbeing College has seen almost 5,000 people
La Cage Aux Folles – Bradford AlhambraI WAS not quite sure what to expect from this stage musical as I had previously only known the story from the film Birdcage starring Robin Williams.What I got was a truly amazing theatrical experience that not only
THERE was rather a jaded effort by Skipton Veterans in the annual one-day event for the Hickson Trophy, which was held in the Leeds area, when they were well beaten by Bradford at East End Park.The players never got to grips with the slow playing surface
KEIGHLEY traders have hit out at a decision to ban A-boards from the district’s pavements. And the businesses are backed by the town’s Business Improvement District (BID) manager, Paul Howard. He says that provided the advertising boards –
ST Joseph Catholic Primary's head of school is retiring after a career in education spanning 38 years. Mary Watson's last day at school will be on Tuesday next week. (July 25) She had been at St Joseph's since September 1985. She said she had
SUMMER’S here and school’s out! This is a great time of year to live on the doorstep of one of the country’s finest steam railways, not least because of the discounts offered to local residents in the postcode areas of BD20, BD21 and BD22. We have so
A BY-election will be held to fill a vacant seat on Keighley Town Council.The seat for Guardhouse ward has been vacant since the then deputy town mayor Councillor Ian Dermondy announced his resignation in June.Since then a spokesman for the town council
A NEW set of apprentice healthcare support workers has started at Airedale Hospital.Following an intensive induction, the group will serve in a variety of departments across the NHS foundation trust, from A&E to the stroke ward.They will work alongside
AN attraction and memorial in the heart of Keighley was visited by a pair of Yorkshire in Bloom judges. Phil Young and Beatrice Myers came to assess Town Hall Square yesterday. (July 19) The square is managed by Keighley Town Council and the
KEIGHLEY pupils were inspired and rewarded at a prize-giving evening at their school.University Academy Keighley’s (UAK) annual celebration and prize-giving evening took place on July 18 to celebrate the achievements of its students for the past year.More
A NEW recruit has joined the Keighley conveyancing team at AWB Charlesworth Solicitors.AnneMaria Morrin qualified in 1994 and has over ten years’ experience specialising in residential purchases, sales, re-mortgages and shared ownership.She is dual qualified
SILSDEN is gearing-up for its gala.The event takes place at the town's park on Sunday, July 30.Kick-starting the extravaganza as usual will be the procession, which will assemble in Howden Road at noon.There will be four entry categories – best general
SEVEN Jazz will be branching out from Chapel Allerton into the city centre on August 3 for the first Leeds Jazz Festival.There will be six free-entry live performances in Millennium Square and ticketed workshops including How To Learn Jazz at the nearby
MEMBERS of Keighley's voluntary – or third – sector are being invited to an annual conference.The event – at Halifax on November 9 – is being hosted by the West Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner, Mark Burns-Williamson.There will be speakers,
POLICE have uncovered another cannabis farm in Keighley. Details published on the West Yorkshire Police – Keighley Facebook page last night said the farm was found at an address in Woodhouse. A police spokesman said two men were arrested in
YOUNG cricketers from Oakworth Primary School are bowled over with their latest success.Members of the year-six cricket team have been crowned county champions.They won through Keighley, Bradford and regional rounds to reach the Yorkshire finals of the
Don’t miss out on your FREE eight-page super school photos supplement in the Keighley News today. Class Of 2017 is packed full of picture perfect images of pupils from Keighley and district moving on to the next level of education. Schools
A SUSPECTED drug dealer was chased by police officers through Keighley town centre after officers spotted someone unwisely dealing from a vehicle in front of a marked police car. A spokesman commenting on the West Yorkshire Police – Keighley Facebook
THE birthplace of Haworth's legendary literary siblings is up for sale. Anne, Charlotte and Emily Bronte – and their brother Branwell – were all born and raised in the Thornton building between 1815 and 1820, before the family moved to Haworth.
A KEIGHLEY teenager hoped to bounce into love on the revival of hit TV show Blind Date.Former Holy Family School student Amy Tough appeared on the show last Saturday and had to choose her favourite from three young men hidden behind a screen.She and beau
A KEIGHLEY Muslim group says its work to ensure its members are integrated in society shows it is well ahead of recommendations featured in a new report."Missing Muslims: Unlocking British Muslim Potential for the Benefit of All", the result
A KEIGHLEY surgery rescued from closure has scored well below the national average in a patient satisfaction survey.North Street Medical Practice fared poorly in the annual GP Patient Survey.Only a little over 50 per cent of its patients responding said
CRAIG Lingard says belief is strong within the Cougars camp that they can claw back a five-point deficit and reach the League One play-offs.Keighley will start their Super Eights campaign with a trip to Doncaster on Sunday, July 30, having confirmed a
