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  • Verdicts reached in trial over football-related violence

    A JURY found two men guilty of affray after violence flared between rival football fans at a pub in the city centre. Milorad Duric, 47, of Fewston Avenue, Clayton Heights, Bradford, Joseph Brett, 26, of Howarth Avenue, Swain House, Bradford, and

  • UPDATE: Two taken to hospital after three-vehicle crash

    TWO people had to be freed by firefighters following a crash in Keighley town centre shortly before rush hour yesterday. (Nov 23) The casualties, who included a 52-year-old woman and a man, were in a silver Toyota Corolla, which was involved in

  • Focus on preventing pressure ulcers

    PREVENTING pressure ulcers was the focus of an information stand at Airedale Hospital.Members of the Steeton hospital's so-called tissue viability team issued advice to staff, patients and visitors.The initiative was held as part of the awareness-raising

  • Keighley students turn over a new leaf

    BOOK reviewing has entered a new chapter at a Keighley school.Pupils at Beckfoot Oakbank assessed the merits of various science books as part of a national initiative.They were taking part in the Royal Society Young People's Book Prize, which aims

  • New campaign to reduce suicide rates

    A MAJOR campaign has been launched to reduce suicide rates across the region.Several organisations, including Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust, have joined forces to tackle the issue.The initiative comes as figures show that the number of suicides

  • Civic head visits town’s Rotarians

    KEIGHLEY Rotarians welcomed a civic visitor.Lord Mayor of Bradford, Councillor Abid Hussain, was guest speaker at a club meeting.He said that for the first time, both Bradford’s mayor and deputy were from Keighley.At the same meeting, a new member – former

  • David scoops bronze award

    A KEIGHLEY plasterer cemented a top spot in a national contest.David Scott won a bronze medal in the SkillBuild final at Birmingham.Competing against seven other student plasterers, he had to complete a range of tasks over three days.Mr Scott, who last

  • New recruit at chemical firm

    AIREDALE Chemical has recruited a human resources advisor.Emma Plummer has nine years’ experience in HR, including in engineering and manufacturing.Previously the Cross Hills chemical manufacturer has relied on outsourced support.Emma is currently involved

  • Madama flying to Bradford

    Q: WHERE will you find a dancing welder, a tragic movie legend, several Strictly stars and Brian Blessed next year?A: On Bradford Theatres’ stages - where hit musicals, razor-sharp comics, world-class dance companies and much-loved singers are all packed

  • Accolade for housing group

    KEIGHLEY social housing group Incommunities has scooped a prestigious national accolade.It was named Apprentice Large Employer of the Year at the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) Apprenticeship Awards.The award was presented at a glittering

  • Support pledged for blitz on roads

    WEST Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner has paid a visit to officers leading the safety crackdown on the district's roads and pledged to support the project for the “foreseeable future”.Mark Burns-Williamson used National Road Safety Week

  • Bailey sets bar higher for Keighley Cougars

    PLAYER of the year Matthew Bailey believes a top-three finish should be a minimum target for Cougars next year.Keighley just missed out on the top five last season, falling short by only two points after defeat at Barrow on the final day of the Super

  • Regeneration on the agenda at top-level meetings

    KEIGHLEY is poised for two top-level meetings to thrash out regeneration plans for the town.MP John Grogan is organising a seminar on Keighley’s economic future on April 20, with key regional speakers.And the town will host the annual meeting of Bradford