KEIGHLEY Cougars will fancy their chances of a good run in the Challenge Cup this season, after they or Newcastle Thunder were handed an away tie at National Conference League Premier Division side Siddal in Round Four. The Halifax amateur side
PLANNING approval has been given for a new micropub in Keighley town centre. Bradford Council has given the go-ahead for the conversion of the former 2nd Time Around charity shop, at 62 Cavendish Street. The charity has relocated to a unit in Low
TWO of the most memorable English strikers of the nineties and noughties have been showing their support to Steeton on social media, as the club attempt get everything in order to ensure their ground move to Marley next season goes ahead. Former
FOUR friends put their best foot forward to raise money for charity. Maddy Feather, Helena Roberts, Mia Jacobs and Kaye Fenton took part in a ten-mile sponsored walk from Glusburn to the Bingley Five Rise Locks. And the girls – all year-nine
SILSDEN travelled to title-chasing Yorkshire Amateur on Saturday and made the most of their opponents' indifferent home record to grab an impressive 1-1 draw in the Toolstation Northern Counties East League Premier Division. The Ammers, who have
THE GURU Guru will headline at Keighley's Exchange on February 25, with support from Trigger Thumb. A spokesman said: "Belgium-based math prog rock outfit the Guru Guru are one of our favourite bands to play The Exchange and we're all giddy to welcome
SILSDEN Whitestar came up trumps to beat Craven League Premier Division rivals Grassington United 4-0 at Silsden AFC on Saturday. Whitestar strikers Sam Stansfield and Josh Metcalfe scored all the goals, with Stansfield netting a hat-trick and
STEETON were left frustrated as they let slip a two-goal lead at home to high-flying Shelley in the North West Counties Division One North on Saturday to draw 3-3. It was always going to be a tough match for Roy Mason’s men. Shelley are the division
A SPECTACULAR version of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is promised by Keighley Musical Theatre Company. The group is organising a workshop on March 4 for children and adults wishing to be in the musical when it is staged this October
KEIGHLEY Cougars will have to wait until next weekend to play their Challenge Cup Third Round tie at home to Newcastle Thunder, after Storm Ciara put paid to any hopes of play yesterday. The referee inspected the ground yesterday morning and due
KEIGHLEY charity shop Fresh Waters, in Bridge Street off the High Street roundabout, is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a series of offers on the theme of 10. Also applying at the Fresh Waters furniture warehouse in Goulbourne Street,
A 22-YEAR-old man was arrested following an alleged stabbing in East Parade, Keighley, on Saturday at around 4.30pm. The man was remanded to appear in court this morning, charged with wounding with intent and possession of a bladed article in a
KEIGHLEY'S Beales store department store is one of a dozen across the UK due to be closed. The company's administrator KPMG this week announced it would close 12 of the stores after efforts to sell all 23 failed. The 139-year-old business collapsed
THERE were bedtime stories in the morning for children at Cullingworth Village Primary School as they arrived in pyjamas. Both children and teachers were invited to wear pyjamas and take their favourite bedtime story for the launch of the Bradford
RAIL services are running again on the Airedale line. But Network Rail warns that it could be late afternoon before a full timetable is resumed. The Skipton/Bradford Forster Square to Leeds route had been closed due to flooding at Kirkstall
Gerry and the Hattricks will perform at Haworth Parish Church on Saturday February 15 from 7.30pm. The musical programme from the 17-piece big band and vocalist Douglas Edmondson will include 1920s treats. Tickets will cost £8 on the door, with
