Illingworth St Mary's 161-9 Oxenhope 119 all out OXENHOPE crashed to a 42-run defeat to Spenser Wilson Halifax League Premier Division champions elect Illingworth St Mary's. Batting first, Illingworth made an excellent, if steady start, with
NEW electric trains began running today on the Airedale and Wharfedale lines. Northern is operating the Class 331s between Leeds and Skipton/Ilkley, calling at Bradford Forster Square. The company says features of the new train include free WiFi
A PUBLIC meeting is being held in Keighley next week to debate cuts to the libraries and museums service. The meeting – at the civic centre, in North Street, on Wednesday (Sept 18), at 7pm – has been organised by the Unite union, whose members last
Silsden 7 Garforth Town 1 SILSDEN entertained Garforth Town in a game which provided some rich entertainment for the home side in the Toolstation Northern Counties East League Premier Division. Town, fourth in the table, unbeaten in the league
LEADERS Silsden are nearly into the higher division but mathematically they could be denied by Bingley Congs II and Skipton CI II in Mewies Solicitors Craven & District League Division Three. Silsden batted first and made 157-8, led by Nick Firth
CROSSFLATTS are the champions of Mewies Solicitors Craven & District League Division One after they beat Denholme by seven wickets at Bradford Road. News also filtered through that Oakworth had beaten Haworth Road, who were the only side with an
A RAINBOW train and a performance by leading singer-songwriter Claire Mooney will be highlights of the first Keighley Pride this weekend. The celebration of LGBTQ+ culture will feature music and comedy performances in central Keighley throughout
A HAT-TRICK by Ben Cox saw Skipton Town get an early season upset, beating last year's Craven League champions Settle United 5-1 on Saturday. Town lead 3-1 at the break, and in addition to man-of-the-match Cox's goals, Oliver Scott-Crawford and
Keighley 205-5 Batley 140 all out KEIGHLEY opener Richard Gould became the second highest runscorer in Bradford League history after scoring 84 in their clash with Batley. His innings took his tally to 16,261 and only the former Keighley player
Keighley 17 Bradford Salem 33 KEIGHLEY were very much second best in their opening game of the season in Yorkshire Division One. Salem, with veteran Australian rugby league star Glenn Morison calling the shots at outside half, were soon on
THERE were two close finishes in both finals of the Skipton KO team events. In the main event for the Clarkson Cup, Devon A narrowly beat Gargrave A by two points at Addingham thanks in the main to a 21-9 win by new signing David Ryding, who won
A JOB fair will be held at the Sue Belcher Community Centre on Bracken Bank. The centre is hosting the event on Thursday September 19 from 3pm to 5pm for anyone looking to change their career, find a new job including part-time work, or who is unemployed
