A TASTE of Hawaii and the Austrian Alps is coming to Keighley. Airedale Opticians is staging a charity open event at its town-centre store, opposite the bus station, on Wednesday, July 31. And representatives of Austrian spectacle brand Silhouette
ORGANISERS of this year’s Keighley Show are promising “something for everyone”. An array of attractions is lined-up at the extravaganza, on Saturday, September 7. While the event showcases the area’s agricultural sector, a wide variety of other
A FATHER of three who led the police on a “blue light chase” while on the phone to his brother has been jailed for 12 months. Connor Slinger sped off, wheels spinning, in an uninsured black Volkswagen Golf at 4.45pm on May 22, Bradford Crown Court
Widows Revenge – Lynda La Plante WIDOWS was the TV thriller that took fledgling screenwriter LaPlante into the mainstream, paving the way for the classic Prime Suspect and a host of other crime hits. The story of four gangsters’ wives who unite
PARKSIDE School’s year 11 prom was “fantastically” popular with students and staff. The teenagers headed off to the Headley Venue in Thornton for the plush event to mark the end of their time at the school on GCSE studies. School spokesman Majella
Sir, I have read your report about Ann Coe 'quitting' as the league secretary of the Mewies Solicitors Craven and District Cricket League. I believe that Ann has been sold short by the report. Sorry I should have said I am the fixture secretary
A ‘GOOD’ classification by OFSTED inspectors has come at the end of an “amazing” year for Oxenhope C of E Primary School. Delighted head of school Alice Jones said that together with a strong Ofsted report there had been fantastic SATs results across
by Helen Tansley, of Armstrong Watson WHEN working with clients at Armstrong Watson we take time to establish what they want to achieve from running their business and their financial future. Many say that they want to be ‘rich’ and others say they
AN intense pre-season programme will stand Steeton in good stead for the forthcoming campaign, according to manager Roy Mason. The Chevrons are preparing for their second season in semi-professional football and are looking to build on the success
MICK O'Neill says he is scouring the planet for new players for next season after reflecting on a 'topsy-turvy' first six months back in charge of Keighley Cougars. The club's chairman, who arrived back at Cougars Park in January, says he wants
DANNY Forrest has challenged his Silsden players to prove they are worthy of a shirt for their season's opener after two friendly drubbings. The Cobbydalers have slipped to two 7-1 defeats during pre-season at the hands of Avro and Hyde United.
A WOMAN rescued as a child from a ferocious house fire in which two of her sisters died is seeking to provide a permanent memorial to the siblings. Laura Johnson, now 43, was just six years old when she was pulled from the blazing family home in
KEIGHLEY’S gold medal-winning Special Olympics horse rider T-Jay Wilson is making his film debut. A movie by a York University student will shine a light on the outstanding bravery and achievement of the World Games competitor. T-Jay
CONTROVERSIAL plans for 35 new homes in Eastburn will be put before Bradford Council on Thursday. A planning application for the houses on a site between Croft House and Green Lane has received objections from residents, the village school and an
A HALF-million pound boost for faith and community work in Keighley has been announced by the Church of England. The £490,000 fund ill be shared amongst Anglican churches in Keighley that have a strong mission to help those battered by the storms
