CROWDS turned out in force for Keighley Show. Fine weather helped draw visitors in their numbers to the showground, at Marley playing fields, yesterday to enjoy a huge range of attractions. Traditional agricultural-show classes were on offer, including
I CANNOT recognise the country we have become! The proud “mother of democracy” is now worse than a laughing stock. But it is not a laughing matter. King Charles I used to dissolve parliament when it refused to do his bidding. The resulting
ANOTHER selection of super photos taken by readers. E-mail your contributions to alistair.shand@keighleynews.co.uk.
THE article in last week's Keighley News about plans for the future of the town's library raises some worrying points. As was the case at January's public meeting in the library, little detail is given about what, exactly, is planned and what
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
THIS photo of Class E1 at Eastwood School, Keighley, in 1947, includes a young Terry Hollindrake. Terry – pictured fourth from the right on the back row – went on to play rugby league for Keighley, Hull and Great Britain. He is holding a cricket
A SELECTION of terrific photos taken by readers. E-mail your pictures to alistair.shand@keighleynews.co.uk.
A HARD-hitting drama warning young people about the dangers of drink and drug-driving and speeding is being performed in Keighley. The hour-long production, My Dead Friends, will be staged at the town’s college on Wednesday, September 18, as part
