KEIGHLEY councillor Cath Bacon was among those on a Question Time-style panel at a carers event.More than 100 unpaid carers gathered for the day of action at City Hall in Bradford.The event was staged to mark national Carers Rights Day.Speakers included
POLICE are warning motorists across Keighley and the Worth Valley to take extra care. Higher-level routes are affected by snow and ice. There are also some ice patches on untreated, low-level roads. Some minor accidents due to the conditions
DONATED items are continuing to flood in to an annual toy appeal.The initiative, spearheaded by Keighley Salvation Army, aims to ensure several hundred disadvantaged youngsters across the town get a present this Christmas.Backing is being provided by
Silsden 1 Nelson 0 SILSDEN returned to winning ways in Division One of the Hallmark Security League last night with a narrow home victory in a no-nonsense derby. Neighbours Nelson were the visitors and despite it being a nasty, wintry evening
A KEIGHLEY funeral director has chosen the town's Salvation Army as its charity for this year.David Gallagher Funeral Directors has presented a £1,000 cheque.The company has also sited a Christmas tree at its Airedale House premises, in Skipton Road
A HUGE increase in the number of reports of fly-tipping in Bradford district is due to more people knowing how to report incidents rather than more rubbish being dumped, according to a new report.The number of reports of fly-tipping has doubled from 4,602
THE future of historic mills in and around Keighley is not entirely bleak, despite concerns featured in a new report.A study by Historic England claims former textile mills across the north are disappearing fast despite massive public support against
