A BUILDING society has thanked its Keighley customers for their support of homeless young people. Yorkshire Building Society's Low Street branch has raised more than £750 for End Youth Homelessness (EYH) since a partnership with the charity was
HOME-shopping giant Damart – whose warehousing facility is at Steeton – last year raised more than £19,000 for charity, the company has revealed. The money was split between its three main charity partners – Breast Cancer Now, Heart Research UK
HUNDREDS of people are this week seeing the fruits of more than £400,000 fundraising as they watch the Oakworth panto. The village’s Methodist Church is presenting Old Mother Hubbard on a new stage created as part of the ambitious ‘Mission
EXPERIENCED and beginner artists have been invited to sample a series of sketching sessions due to take place in and around Keighley's Cliffe Castle Museum. The "Sketching What We See" series will give participants tuition, encouragement and support
KEIGHLEY Cougars have confirmed their ticket prices for home matches this season. Adults aged between 18 and 64 will pay £10 to watch the action at Cougar Park, while concessions, for disabled supporters and those aged 65 or over and 14 to 17, will
A CHEF is taking to the boxing ring to serve-up cash for charity. Scott Porter is competing in an Ultra White Collar Boxing event, to raise money for Cancer Research UK. He hopes to coin-in hundreds of pounds, and has set-up an online fundraising
A HOUSEBUILDER has recruited eight new sales advisors. The cohort has been deployed at several Barratt Homes Yorkshire West schemes across the region. Among those joining the company are Hayley Mulrooney, who is based at Hewenden Ridge in Cullingworth
ANGER has erupted at plans to close a popular facility at Keighley College. Bosses at the Bradford Road campus have confirmed they propose to shut the STAR Centre, plus the adjoining Fab Lab. A 30-day consultation is underway. The college says
FAMILY and friends of a Keighley father of three who died during a routine operation have spoken of their grief. Jhangir Hussain, 46, from Cliffe Street, Highfield, (pictured) died last Thursday (Feb 14) while having a heart bypass operation at
BUSINESSES can learn more about support available to them at an event in Keighley next week. The free initiative – taking place at Keighley College on Thursday (Feb 28), from 7.30am to 9.30am – will give firms the chance to find out about workforce
TWO karate clubs, including one from Silsden, have come back with a haul of five gold, five silver and six bronze medals from the Yorkshire Open Karate Championships in Barnsley. The event was open to all associations within the UK, with teams travelling
Steeton u18s 0 Ventus Yeadon u18s 3 STEETON Under-18s suffered another defeat at the hands of Ventus, but they did not play that bad, and if they had taken their chances in the first half, the game would have been a whole lot different. Ventus's
