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Extension should be ready for the spring
11:42am Thursday 20th November 2008
The foundation stone for the new £300,000 extension at the Methodist Church, in Cullingworth, was officially laid following a short service led by the minister, the Rev Alf Waite, on Saturday.
Comments (0)Pupils get across anti-bully message
8:00am Thursday 20th November 2008
Pupils at Harden Primary School are taking part in a national week designed to show that bullies are not welcome.
Boxing clever at nature day
10:39am Thursday 13th November 2008
Birds and bats have been provided with the perfect pad by big-hearted residents who created homes for them.
Family pays tribute to devoted father Jonny
9:40am Thursday 13th November 2008
The family of a devoted father-of-four who died in an horrific two-vehicle crash has paid tribute to a man who “lived for his children”.
Village improvements on way
9:30am Friday 17th October 2008
Priorities for improvements in villages are being set by councillors.
Quarry victory after ten-year campaign
8:50am Thursday 16th October 2008
a legal wrangle to halt landfill at a controversial quarry — following a decade-long battle which has cost residents more than £30,000 — has been won.
Mill owner’s home is put up for sale
8:40am Thursday 16th October 2008
Villagers have won a David and Goliath battle to save a “beautiful” Georgian mill owner’s house from destruction at the hands of a housing developer.
Teapot prize for scariest entry
12:50pm Thursday 9th October 2008
Sheila’s Wheels made by Rosemary Spencer, left, of Westhill Avenue, Cullingworth, was the winning entry in this year’s village scarecrow festival staged at the end of August.
Work on £300,000 church project starts
8:57am Thursday 9th October 2008
The foundations have been laid for a new £300,000 renovation project to create a community hub in the heart of a village.
Pensioner battles to keep road fully open
9:24am Thursday 2nd October 2008
A pensioner is fighting to keep an access road leading to one of the area’s most historically important sites open to drivers.
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Pole axed
A town council has been ordered to paint a flagpole black so that it blends in with its surroundings.
Call to ‘shop and stop’ historic mill from closing
A rallying call is being made to the public to support a famous mill store threatened with closure.
Police ‘fail’ to turn up after car pelted
A woman has hit out at the police for their lack of response after her car was attacked while she drove through Keighley.
Tributes pour in for Silsden rugby man
The death of Peter Fell was felt across the sporting communities of Silsden, Steeton and Keighley as tributes poured in for the long-time president of Silsden Park Rangers ARLFC.
Disputed skatepark is given go-ahead
Plans for a new concrete skatepark at Oakbank School have been approved.
‘Improve roads before housing’
Improvements must be made to the road network before thousands of planned new homes are built.
Bill's verse marked park opening
Not the most exciting of views but a tranquil evocation of Edwardian Keighley, this old postcard showing the pond in Devonshire Park — originally described as an “ornamental serpentine lake” — has been supplied by Mrs Stone, of Grange Road, Riddlesden.
Kilroy-Silk impresses jungle mates
Robert Kilroy-Silk earned respect among his fellow I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! competitors after enduring a work-out session involving bugs, rats and snakes.
Kiwis claim World Cup glory
For the second time in three years, New Zealand turned the formbook upside down to pull off a stunning 34-20 victory over Australia.
'Missile kills UK terror suspect'
The Foreign Office is investigating reports that a British man suspected of masterminding the 2006 airline bomb plot has been killed in a US missile attack in Pakistan.
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