KEIGHLEY Cougars player Jordan Aitchison is to have an operation following the diagnosis of a heart condition. Club doctor and widely respected cardiologist, Dr Richard Lawrence, discovered the condition during a routine screening at training earlier
KEIGHLEY Cougars have confirmed a dual registration partnership with Super League Castleford Tigers. The partnership will see Castleford players not selected in the club’s squads each week be made available for selection for Keighley, whilst players
A NEW £600,000 fund for Keighley will help community groups and social enterprises get involved in a healthcare revolution. Local organisations can apply for cash which will enable them take part in ‘social prescribing’ alongside GP surgeries.
AN online gambling addict who defrauded her husband’s plastering firm out of £77,000 has been jailed for 20 months. Company director and mother of three, Pauline Leeming, was told by Judge Jonathan Rose: “You’ve lost a great deal from your offending
THE NATIONAL Theatre returns to Bradford Alhambra this week with its acclaimed production of An Inspector Calls. The world-renowned reimagining of the classic JB Priestley drama is performed from Wednesday January 29 to Saturday February 1. After
CARRICK Sports – the construction division of Harden-based sports turf research company STRI Group – is expanding its UK operation. The firm has acquired Phil Day Sports Ltd (PDS), a leading sports turf contractor. All employees, machinery, offices
KEIGHLEY College students have been given first-hand experience of working on a building site. Fourteen students – from a level-three diploma course in plumbing and technology – visited Barratt Homes’ Saxon Dene development, in Silsden. Site
A REVIEW is being carried out into fireworks use across the district following complaints about anti-social behaviour. Exploding fireworks at night – and at times during the day – have sparked concerns from residents in Keighley, Bradford and other
DEMENTIA Friendly Keighley received a late Christmas present thanks to the town's Lemon Tree cafe-bistro. The charity received £161 this month after the Oakworth Road eaterie sold around 50 knitted treats on the run-up to Christmas. The snowmen
HISTORIC East Riddlesden Hall has enjoyed a bumper year. The 17th-century National Trust property last year attracted 42,742 visitors – up from 37,154 in 2018. Bosses at the Bradford Road premises say they are delighted with the figure, which
A DIFFICULT afternoon for Keighley saw them slump to a 44-14 defeat at West Leeds in Yorkshire One and drop to third-bottom in the process. Although they played reasonably well, they were outgunned by a well-balanced home side. The initial
IT may have been a chilly day at Addingham Moorside on Sunday but the action was glowing as 77 competitors battled for points in the opening event of Yeadon-Guiseley Motor Club’s first in house championship series. Closed to club it have been and
