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  • Lift off for Space Chase venture at district's libraries

    A SUMMER reading challenge in the district’s libraries is lifting off. The Space Chase-themed initiative will begin on Saturday (July 13) and run throughout the school holidays. This year’s challenge is commemorating the 50th anniversary of the

  • Top award for Airedale nurse

    A NURSE who ensured her ovarian cancer patients had access to a new drug giving them extra months of life has won a prestigious UK award. Amy Dugdale, who works for Airedale NHS Foundation Trust, recognised that her patients could access the life-prolonging

  • Return to Lourdes

    A KEIGHLEY organisation that takes sick people on pilgrimage to Lourdes each year is planning its 2020 trip. Massabielle Lourdes this week announced it is taking expressions of interest from local people who want to join the trip during the Spring

  • Fundraising begins for Lord Mayor's Appeal

    FUNDRAISING is officially under way for the Lord Mayor of Bradford’s chosen charities. The Lord Mayor, Keighley councillor Doreen Lee, is supporting Child Bereavement UK and a Pot of Gold fund. Her appeal was formally launched with an event at

  • Trio scaling the heights for Manorlands hospice

    A TRIO is scaling the heights to raise cash for Manorlands. Sajjad and Mohsin Sadiq and Patrick McDonnell, founder of the Living Lights charity in Keighley, are climbing Ben Nevis to boost the coffers of the Oxenhope Sue Ryder hospice. They will

  • Welcome service to be held for new heads of Keighley church

    A SERVICE is being held to welcome two new Salvation Army officers to Keighley. Captains Josh Selfe and Dafne de Castro e Lemos are taking over the reins at the High Street church. The welcome and installation service is being held at the church

  • Royston calls for Cougars to take Pride in performances

    PLAYING the match and not the occasion is the message from Keighley Cougars' strength and conditioning coach Paul Royston when they face a crucial basement battle on Sunday. Cougar Park will be a sea of rainbow colours as they host bottom-placed

  • Up to 16 people could be charged in Denholme murder inquiry

    UP to 16 people could be charged in connection with the alleged murder of Mohammed Feazan Ayaz and the disposal of his body, Bradford Crown Court heard yesterday. Prosecutor Jonathan Sharp said that eight individuals could face murder charges while

  • Ann Coe quits as Craven League secretary

    ANN Coe has quit as league secretary of the Mewies Solicitors Craven League. The straw that broke the camel’s back, after 19 years in the post, came under any other business at what was otherwise a quiet July league meeting at Cross Hills Social

  • Progress on station car park expansion

    PLANS for a triple-decker car park at Silsden & Steeton Railway Station have again been pushed back. But public transport bosses have issued a detailed timescale for the project and voiced optimism they will win an increased budget for the recently-expanded