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HELP is being provided for workers to develop new skills during lockdown. An online package of support includes free (re)boot digital skills courses, plus remote learning resources for parents and teachers to improve the employability of young people
DISTRICT health experts are urging parents to ensure their children keep up-to-date with vaccinations. Medical bosses say it is more important than ever during the current coronavirus pandemic that youngsters receive all their immunisations.
A CHARITY has been relaunched to support people across the district. Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust has given its former charitable fund a new name – Better Lives. The trust says the new title reflects the charity’s vision to improve
A KEIGHLEY performing arts school has reported the most productive and successful 18 months it has ever known. And Covid-19 is not stopping dancing and singing lessons taught by the team at the Sara Packham Theatre School. Group and solo classes
KEIGHLEY social housing group Incommunities is supporting a national foodbank campaign set-up to help people struggling due to the coronavirus pandemic. The group has donated £5,000 to the More than Homes initiative, launched by Accent Housing.
A TOTAL of 98 patients who tested positive for coronavirus have died at Airedale Hospital after a further fatality was reported today. The news takes the total death toll so far in the Bradford district to 285 - 185 at Bradford Royal Infirmary,
A CARE association boss has spoken of the challenges faced by the sector during the coronavirus crisis. Bradford Care Association chairman Konrad Czajka said issues included personal protective equipment (PPE) – particularly in relation to inflated
PEOPLE across Keighley are being urged to have their say to help shape the future of the district. Bradford Council announced earlier this year the launch of its initiative, with partner organisations, to develop a 2040 Vision. Now it is asking
PAT-a-cake-pat-a-cake baker’s man! Bake me a cake if you can. Who doesn’t like rock buns? We’ve all made them at some point in our lives, and for most of us that would have been at school. They were probably taught to us because of the high success
AIREDALE Hospital is recruiting Covid-19 patients to take part in a groundbreaking new study into the disease. More than a dozen people have already been signed-up by Airedale NHS Foundation Trust to participate in the national research. It is
RESTRICTIONS on when pensioners can use their free bus passes are being re-introduced to allow more workers to utilise public transport. At the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, West Yorkshire Combined Authority lifted restrictions on when
A FURTHER £150 million has been awarded by the Government for transport improvements across the region over the next five years. The cash will be invested, through a West Yorkshire Combined Authority transport fund, in a wide range of measures.
WELCOME to the Sixties - feelgood musical Hairspray is scheduled for a return to Bradford later this year. The musical comedy is due to spend a week at the Alhambra Theatre from September 15-19. The setting is Baltimore, 1962, where Tracy Turnblad
BREAK a Leg! is the title of the latest show from Gyles Brandreth – and it’s coming to Leeds this autumn. The actor, author, former MP and TV show panellist can be seen the City Varieties on September 2. A spokesman said: “They say all political
COUNCILLOR Imran Khan, Bradford Council’s portfolio holder for education, employment and skills, issued the following statement this morning: “Bradford Council has no intention of directing schools to open on June 1 or to force parents to send their
KEIGHLEY-born war veteran and NHS fundraiser Captain Tom Moore is to be knighted, Downing Street has announced. The 100-year-old raised almost £33 million for health service charities by walking laps of his garden. Prime Minister Boris Johnson
PRESSURE has been put on the Government this week to stump-up the estimated £3.6 million needed for a footbridge over the Aire Valley trunk road. Keighley MP Robbie Moore raised the issue of the bridge – which would span the A629, between Steeton
PEOPLE are dicing with death on the Airedale railway line. Incidents of trespass have soared since the start of lockdown, rail bosses have revealed. There have been eight reports of trespassing along the route in the past two months. Network
