Keighley’s team of neighbourhood wardens is up to strength. There are now five of the “crime and grime” wardens patrolling around the Keighley constituency. The wardens’ tasks include reporting fly-tipping and graffiti, advising residents on recycling
An ex-soldier has come to the rescue of three plaques which honour soldiers of the First World War and have been removed from a church. Brian Sunderland is now aiming to get them re-located in Silsden Town Hall. The plaques were housed in Silsden Methodist
A motorist was arrested and a truck seized during a police day of action in Cross Roads. A dozen officers focusing on road safety were out and about in the village last Thursday, paying special attention to the drivers of heavy goods vehicles. Three
Some Keighley and District bus fares will rise from this Sunday. The increase, of just over 1 per cent, will affect certain journeys in the Craven area. Fares affected include a single from Airedale Hospital to Skipton, which will rise by 10p to £2.80
Around 20 parking tickets a day are being handed out to Keighley motorists by council wardens. The new-style traffic wardens have pounced on 4,305 motorists parking illegally in the town. Across the district wardens have handed out almost 6,000 fines
Christmas festivities begin next week at East Riddlesden Hall. All the next few weeks there will be tree decorating, later shop opening and a Victorian grotto. The shop will open next Wednesday from 5-8pm with discounts, promotions and Christmas specials
Historic links between Asian and English design are showcased in a new exhibition at Cliffe Castle. The museum is hosting textile-based art by local women who took part in a project funded by English Heritage. The project, carried out with Bradford
