A CROSS Hills support group for men with mental health issues has become so successful that it has now inspired two new spin-off groups. Jimmy Vaughan and Andrew Williams began Talk & Thrive sessions at the village's Social Club on Main Street
MANORLANDS is high in the pecking order of Bantams fan Nick Kitchen. He staged a raffle and raised £900 for the Oxenhope Sue Ryder hospice. Nick chose to support Manorlands as a thank-you for the care and support it gave to his grandmother
A RETIRED music teacher appeared at Bradford Crown Court today charged with historic sex offences against a young boy. David Hope, 72, of Granby Close, Headingley, Leeds, pleaded not guilty to three allegations of buggery with a boy under 16, three
THE FOUNDATIONS perform their soul hits at King's Hall in Ilkley on Friday February 28. The Foundations emerged in the mid-1960s from a ska/reggae group known as The Ramongs, who met up in the back room of a pub in Edmonton. In 1960
KEIGHLEY people are being encouraged to give their views on plans for a clean air zone in the district. More-polluting vehicles – such as buses, coaches, taxis, and heavy and light goods vehicles – would face a daily charge when entering the zone
A NEW men’s mental health group is being launched in Keighley. The #ItsWorthTalkingAbout group will meet every Monday at the Hop On Worth micropub, in Cavendish Street, between 6.30pm and 8.30pm, from March 9. A spokesman said: “Men can come
A NEW public consultation has been launched over the future of the district’s libraries service. Bradford Council is seeking people’s views on how they want to see Keighley Library and others evolve in the years ahead. The council said a consultation
KEIGHLEY Cougars will start their 1895 Cup journey on the weekend of April 18/19 in the first round with seven other clubs. But they will face at least one midweek tie if they make it through that. They will be joined in round one by four other
A HOSPICE is urging the community to help it cover the cost of an extra day of care. The leap year means Manorlands will have to find funds to provide its services on February 29. It costs the Oxenhope Sue Ryder hospice £9,000 a day to maintain
GLUSBURN Community Primary School pupils looked at climate change during this year's UNICEF Day of Change. Lynn Ashton, the school's Head of Values and Ethos, said the Day of Change supported children's rights to good nutrition, an education, sanitation
WITCHCRAFT and wizardry returned to Parkside School for the annual Harry Potter Book Night. School librarian Lesley Watson organised the night with support from enthusiastic pupils who acted as team leaders. Lesley said the event was celebrated
FEBRUARY is here already and with it brings two dates that feature food at their hearts - Valentine’s Day and Pancake Day. In Italy Valentine’s Day is known as La Festa Degli Innamorati (the day of lovers). Some believe the tradition dates back
URINATING on an injured and bleeding man was the most shaming thing he would ever do, a murder accused told the jury yesterday. Robert Wainwright, known as Bobby, said he didn’t want to slap or kick Mohammed Feazal Ayaz as he lay naked on the floor
