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  • Keighley starlet Matty Storton signs new Bradford Bulls deal

    KEIGHLEY'S Matty Storton has earned himself a contract to keep him with Bradford Bulls until 2020.The former Oakbank pupil is among five youngsters at Odsal to pen long-term deals, having impressed in the academy.The under-19s player made his first-team

  • Oxenhope book boosts Manorlands funds

    A BOOK about the experiences of Oxenhope men and women during the First World War is generating funds for a hospice in the village.The book, Oxenhope in the Great War, has raised over £4,500 in 18 months for Manorlands.Norma Mackrell – who wrote the book

  • Housing staff give festive boost to homeless

    CARING staff at Keighley social housing group Incommunities helped bring some festive cheer to the homeless.They donated clothing and hundreds of household items to Horton Housing, as part of a Cares at Christmas campaign.The group's effort was boosted

  • Festive treat for young patients

    A YORKSHIRE Water worker spread festive cheer to hospital children's wards.Sarah Royal delivered selection boxes to Airedale Hospital, and to Bradford Royal Infirmary and Calderdale.She had set herself a target of 355 boxes.But thanks to the support

  • Cash aid for 'green schemes'

    YOUNG people with ideas for environmental projects could receive cash aid to turn their dream scheme into reality.Grants of up to £1,000 are being made available by the Youth Environmental Action Fund.The money is to support 11-to-24-year-olds looking

  • Quinlan returns to Keighley

    KEIGHLEY have begun preparations for the 2018 season by signing former skipper Paul Quinlan.The 28-year-old all-rounder returns to Lawkholme Lane and the All Rounder Cricket Bradford Premier League from Aire-Wharfe League neighbours Harden, where he was

  • Running for Manorlands

    PEOPLE are being urged to put their best foot forward in aid of Manorlands.The Oxenhope Sue Ryder hospice is challenging the public to run every day next month, and raise money through sponsorship or make a donation.Molly Ralphson, community fundraiser

  • Campaign slashes pupil absenteeisms

    A PIONEERING campaign to help keep Keighley children safe has led to a massive boost in school attendance figures. All three schools involved in the Children’s Year of Safety initiative have seen absenteeism slashed. The venture was launched

  • Oakworth tidy thanks to year of clean-ups

    AN OAKWORTH clean-up crew has noticed less rubbish around the village since they first got together in summer last year.Operation Oakworth brings residents together from time to time to tackle litter on routes in and out of the village. The volunteers

  • Silsden's crowd-pleasers reaping rewards through higher gates

    SILSDEN'S remarkable rise to the summit has seen them net their division's highest increase in average crowd figures. Ahead of Saturday's crunch trip to second-placed Litherland REMYCA, the Cobbydalers sit 12 points clear at the top of North West

  • Robinson: New Keighley pitch will attract youngsters

    DUAL-code international Jason Robinson is certain that Keighley are already feeling the benefits of their artificial grass pitch.The former England and Great Britain rugby league and England and British Lions rugby union star officially opened their RFU

  • Nativity a musical treat on stage

    Nativity The Musical – Leeds GrandBEFORE the show started we were faced by a bright, shiny stage set which definitely set the positive vibe for the show we were about to see.The show is non-stop , with wonderful dancing, singing and stage sets throughout

  • Hudson brothers Stoop to conquer at Haworth

    THE Hudson brothers proved to be a winning combination in Sunday’s Stoop Fell Race. Joe, 16, and Louis, 14, defied the freezing cold and treacherous conditions on Haworth Moor to post victories for Keighley & Craven Athletics Club after receiving

  • Airedale staff stuck in jams

    AIREDALE Hospital staff have demanded action to tackle delays getting out of the hospital grounds.Nurses and other staff driving home after busy shifts are facing queues of up to an hour to reach the main road from the hospital car parks.They believe

  • Cinderella goes to magical ball

    Cinderella – Bradford Alhambra AUDIENCES know what to expect at the Alhambra panto as Billy Pearce bounces onto the stage for the umpteenth year to play the cheeky chappie. And sure enough, he presents almost exactly the same jokes and musical