A BREWERY tap has opened at Crossflatts – and is going down a treat! Behind the initiative is Goose Eye Brewery, which began work on the project – at its site on the Castlefields Industrial Estate – last year. Dave Atkinson, managing director
PEN-pals have reunited on Yorkshire soil for the first time in almost half a century. Eva Csaki first visited the region from Hungary in 1970, when she was just 16. Now she has been back to once again tour locations across the area with her pen-pal
A HAULAGE firm has been fined more than £17,500 for spilling offal on three separate occasions in Keighley last year. The Haulage (Holdings) Organisation, based in Halifax, was prosecuted for the spills by Bradford Council. The first
ONCE again an inappropriate housing proposal is being discussed, this time for Haworth – £10 million housing plan for old mill site (Keighley News, July 4). Ebor Mill does need renovation and bringing back into life, but 60 homes in a conservation
Jonathan Smith runs Where2walk, a walking company in the Yorkshire Dales. Jonathan has written his own book, the Dales 30 which details the highest mountains in the Dales. He also runs one-day navigation courses for beginners and intermediates
THE United Methodist Free Church – also known as Cock Chapel after the weathercock – boasted the tallest spire in Keighley, at 125 feet. The church opened in 1868 and held its last service in 1937. The cellar was used by the Keighley Air Training
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