SILSDEN were playing their first home game since November 16, but failed to build on a spirited performance last time out at promotion hopefuls Hemsworth Miners Welfare, as they slumped to a 3-0 defeat against Barton Town. In atrocious weather conditions
KEIGHLEY people seeking to shed weight and gain fitness are being offered a New Year cut-price deal by Bradford Council. Residents are being encouraged to sign-up this month for ClubActive membership, which gives people the chance to swim, attend
KEIGHLEY Cougars opened their account for 2020 with an enthralling last-gasp 26-24 victory over the Dewsbury Rams in a fiercely contested friendly. Two tries in the final three minutes from Mo Agoro and Jason Muranka saw Rhys Lovegrove’s side snatch
A CRACKING game of rugby in difficult weather conditions saw Keighley lose 27-20 at fifth-placed Old Crossleyans in Yorkshire One, despite a valiant effort. The visitors were playing against a strong wind early on and spent extended periods of time
THE AUTHOR of a new book about the Brontë sisters’ mother will speak at Keighley Library on Saturday. Former Keighley News reporter Sharon Wright will be in the Local Studies Library to talk about The Mother of the Brontës: When Maria Met Patrick
THE RUGBY Football League has ruled out a neutral venue for the Betfred Championship Grand Final but says the league leaders will no longer be guaranteed home advantage. The governing body outlined an amended structure for both the Championship
A FRED Midgley hat-trick saw Grassington United retain their lead at the top of the Craven League. Man-of-the-match Midgley helped his side to a 3-1 lead at half-time, as Skipton got a 20th minute goal from Ben Cox. Freddie Binns and Jack Schindler
KEIGHLEY Big Local hopes to help older people combat "the most depressing day of the year" with a social afternoon on Saturday January 18. The regeneration group is funding the buffet, dance and sing along from 2pm to 4pm at the Shoulder of Mutton
CUTS to library services will not be as savage as originally thought after Bradford Council decided to use £700,000 of public health money to prop-up the service. The council was due to reduce the district’s library budget by £1.05 million in the
Here, Keighley and Ilkley's newly-elected Conservative MP, Robbie Moore, outlines his hopes and aims for the constituency: THERE is no hiding the fact that the last few years in politics have been deeply frustrating, as parliament has been snarled
