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  • Driving ban for taxi driver who had taken cannabis

    A TAXI driver has lost his licence after admitting drugs driving. Azhar Hussain’s taxi collided with a police car, he was unsteady on his feet and he also fell over, heard Skipton Magistrates Court today (Friday). Police officers were speaking

  • Cat tattoos raise cash for animal charity

    CAT lovers are purring with joy after getting unique tattoos of their favourite felines. Keighley tattoo artist Em Higgins raised £430 for Keighley Cat Care by creating the pictures on people's skin during a special fundraising day. She took

  • Keighley businessman serves-up a donation to cancer charity

    A BUSINESSMAN from Keighley who lost his mum to cancer has marked his restaurant’s 10th anniversary with a charity fundraising dinner. Abdul Motin, owner of Panache in Ilkley, raised £750 for Yorkshire Cancer Research with the support of the charity

  • A night of stars and rockets at astronomy event

    AN ASTRONOMICAL amount will interest adults and children as Cliffe Castle hosts a Star Party. The event, offered as an alternative to Halloween on Thursday October, 31, is for anyone interested in the sky at night. After a day of free, star-themed

  • District MP calls for better wig provision on the NHS

    BETTER wig provision should be available to alopecia sufferers on the NHS, according to a district MP. Philip Davies, whose Shipley constituency includes Cullingworth and Denholme, said the move could help combat the psychological impact alopecia

  • Flavours of France in Cullingworth: PHOTO GALLERY

    A FANTASTIC French Day saw pupils of Cullingworth Village Primary school dressing up and tasting food. Every class took part in the numerous French-themed activities, which began with a whole-school assembly led by teacher Sarah Fletcher. Key

  • A blooming good show in Keighley sunflower competition

    A SUNFLOWER competition saw youngsters’ green-fingered skills blossom. Around a dozen entries were received in Keighley in Bloom’s first sunflower challenge. And top spot went to the rainbow room class at St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School,

  • Schools help fill shoeboxes for mothers in need

    AN APPEAL to fill charity shoeboxes generated a huge response from Sutton villagers and schoolchildren. Worshippers at St Thomas's Church had hoped to collect 150 shoeboxes with items for three local causes. But the Harvest Collection surpassed

  • Google spreads web safety message to Riddlesden pupils

    WEB search-engine giant Google has been spreading the internet safety message to Keighley children. It visited Riddlesden St Mary’s CE Primary School as part of its Be Internet Legends educational programme. The initiative aims to help pupils

  • New care centre creates 130 jobs

    A NEW recovery and rehabilitation centre for people with mental health conditions has opened in Glusburn. Enhanced Community Healthcare Options (ECHO) held an opening ceremony in October for its specialist care facility, Malsis Hall, in the

  • Goth icons Skeletal Family unveil new line-up

    SKELETAL Family unveiled its new line-up during a special gig at the recent Keighley Arts and Music Festival. Hannah Small is fronting the latest incarnation of the Keighley Goth rock band that achieved national renown and an indie number one in the

  • UAK hopes to follow its partner school to success

    UNIVERSITY Academy Keighley hopes to follow in the footsteps of its Bradford partner which has been named Secondary School of the Year. Carlton Bolling Academy was awarded the title at the Pearson Teaching Awards, known as the Education Oscars,

  • Spooky tales for kids at Bronte museum

    WE HAVE two things on our mind this October – a little book and Halloween! As the museum gets ready for Halloween, and our popular Late-Night Thursday spooky storytelling sessions, we’re all busy spreading the word about a very precious Brontë

  • Haworth is bonkers about conkers

    THEY came, they saw, they conkered! There was a meeting of minds at Haworth as the village held its first Bonkers about Conkers event. A host of activities was staged, at the West Lane Baptist Church, and soup was served. Around 30 people