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  • Star Wars heroes swarm to Keighley

    THE FORCE will be with Beechcliffe Special School as it hosts its annual Super Cars and Super Heroes day. The grounds of the Keighley school will be taken over by fantastic cars old and new from across the world. The Corvette Club, Chevin

  • Autumn is a hot time for tagliatelli

    IT CAN be hard to imagine autumn in Italy sometimes. When you see photos of iconic locations in Italy, they are often hot, sunny beachscapes or tourist attractions teaming with sunglass-clad people. When we think of autumn here in the UK it conjures

  • Wizardly blues at Exchange

    A BLUES Special comes to Keighley’s Exchange Arts Centre courtesy of local singer-songwriter Ben Kaplan Waters. Ben, a veteran organiser of blues and roots gigs in Keighley and Haworth, will be among performers on Thursday eight September 19.

  • Haworth firm makes its mark in world of land art

    A HAWORTH firm is making its mark in the world of land art. And the grounds maintenance outfit, Lawnorder, has invested in state-of-the-art equipment which is transforming the way it carries out the work. Soon after the company was founded

  • Kids’ fave Tom Gates on stage

    BESTSELLING children’s book series Tom Gates is coming to the stage in Bradford for the first time. Author and illustrator Liz Pichon’s creation has been adapted for the stage by the producers of the award-nominated Gangsta Granny and the Horrible

  • Workshops to increase your musical skills

    INTERACTIVE music-based workshops will be held during the weekend of Keighley Arts and Film Festival. The Musicians Centre in Russell Street will host the hands-on sessions from October 11-13 covering group ukulele, jazz drumming, graffiti mural

  • Rhyme to save toads from being squashed

    RIDDLESDEN residents spoke to members of Keighley’s Green Drinks group about their efforts to protect toads crossing the road. The village’s Toad Patrol went along to the monthly social gathering for people interested in environmental and socially-conscious

  • Teen admits his part in 'mindless vandalism' at Keighley church

    A teenager has been warned by a judge that he is at risk of going to custody after he admitted his part in “mindless vandalism” that desecrated a church. Muhammed Mughal, 18, appeared at Bradford Crown Court yesterday charged with entering All Saints

  • Tributes paid to Keighley lorry driver

    THE wife of a Keighley-district lorry driver who tragically died has paid tribute to her hero husband. Ken Sugden, just two weeks away from his 64th birthday, died following an incident at Five Lane Ends roundabout, Idle, during rush hour on Monday.

  • Hudson victorious as runners take the long route at Muker

    A HEALTHY dose of common sense was put into action at this year’s Muker Fell Race as the River Swale had swollen to the point where crossing it to reach Ivelet side and then the summit of High Kidson was deemed unsafe. The thrill-seekers among the