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  • Airedale event encourages people to talk about death

    AN initiative has been staged to highlight the importance of talking about death. Airedale Hospital hosted an event, to coincide with national Dying Matters Awareness Week. The theme for this year’s campaign was Are We Ready, and it focussed

  • Les Miserables is back in Bradford

    HIT musical Les Miserables returns to Bradford Alhambra for a five-week run from July 9. Cameron Mackintosh’s acclaimed production of the Boublil and Schönberg musical will be at the Alhambra as its only Yorkshire venue in the UK tour. Joining

  • Spanish tutor sought by the U3A scholars

    STUDENTS of Spanish fear the sun will go down on their long-running class in Keighley. Members of the Spanish class at Keighley U3A need to find a new tutor or their group will fold. U3A, the University of the Third Age, has been running classes

  • Play tells story of writer of comedy Rita, Sue and Bob

    A NEW play explores the brief and defiant life of the writer of hit 1980s comedy Rita, Sue and Bob Too. The play by Bradford teenager Andrea Dunbar was famously filmed in locations including the city’s Buttershaw estate and Haworth. Lisa Holdsworth

  • American Idiot hits the stage

    AMERICAN Idiot, the musical based around songs from punk-pop band Green Day is coming to the Alhambra Theatre in Bradford next month. The ground-breaking, Tony award-winning rock musical with music by the Grammy award-winning band, can be seen from

  • Indian classical music from trio

    AN ECLECTIC trio of artists will present a fusion of Sufi folk and Indian classical music in Bradford. The Kala Sangam arts centre will host a “stunning” performance by Ruhaani on Saturday June 1 at 7.30pm. The musicians will explore the threads

  • Lingard shocked by Cougars sacking

    CRAIG Lingard has spoken of his shock at being sacked by Keighley Cougars despite a good start to the season. Cougars have only lost twice in their opening eight Betfred League One games and have clawed back 11 of their -12-point pre-season punishment

  • Cullingworth children up close with farm animals

    CULLINGWORTH children spent a day down on the farm without leaving the village primary school. ‘Farmer Ian’ took his mobile farm to the school together with a bevy of animals that the pupils might see on a real farm. School spokesman Janice Parfett

  • Praise for Keighley councillor as he hands over mayoral role

    KEIGHLEY councillor Zafar Ali has been praised for his "incredibly hard work" as Lord Mayor of Bradford over the past year. And colleagues jokingly referenced his infamous stony expression on the scores of photographs taken during his time as civic