A MOTORCYCLING legend and former winner of the Isle of Man TT is to be reunited with the machine he built and raced. Tony Jefferies constructed the Triumph in the 1960s while an apprentice at the manufacturer’s factory. He will come face-to-face
KEIGHLEY music legend Don Gaudiosi has decided to release his latest album for free. Don recently released a retrospective album marking the 20th anniversary of his musical project Hush. An Unconventional Journey 20 features songs mostly written
RETURNING to Keighley is guitarist and songwriter Henry Parker as he performs with his band on July 13. The young Bingley folk-rock musician can be seen in the Exchange Arts Centre, Russell Street, Keighley, from 8pm. A spokesman said: “The Exchange
A CHARITY is seeking volunteers in the area to help people who need support with pet care. The Cinnamon Trust scheme is designed to assist those who are elderly or terminally ill. “We seek to keep owner and pet together for as long as possible
SCHOOLCHILDREN across the district have got on their bikes to take part in a countywide initiative. The Schools Yorkshire Tour is seeing youngsters cycle in relay, carrying a baton, through 11 local-authority areas. Eastwood and Parkwood
COUGARS have signed Spencer Darley on loan for the rest of the season. The prop re-joins the club from Betfred Championship side Featherstone Rovers for his second loan spell at Cougar Park this year. He originally joined Rhys Lovegrove's Cougars
AIREDALE NHS Foundation Trust has won recognition for its healthcare quality and improvement. It has been named among the CHKS Top Hospitals, for the eighth time. CHKS – a healthcare improvement specialist – chooses award winners based on over
AIREDALE NHS Foundation Trust is holding its annual members' meeting. Directors and the lead governor will report on activities at the Steeton hospital during the past year and outline future plans. Members will have the opportunity to put questions
OWNERS of a Silsden business have told Bradford Council they will likely have to close due to the “bleak” state of the engineering industry. A&A Lampkin Ltd manufactures parts for power stations, and has been based in Silsden since 1946.
