AN Oakworth charity worker has raised £1,000 for Manorlands with the support of two businesses. Jeanette House, of Stitch4CharityWY, handcrafted face masks for her son Matt when he was able to reopen his barbers – Matts Headroom, in Oakworth – following
HELP is available for people suffering domestic abuse. That’s the message from a new campaign, launched by Bradford Council in conjunction with partner organisations. The Can’t Hide, Can Seek initiative will use means such as posters, radio
A COWLING man who head-butted his wife at the couple’s home following an argument has been handed a suspended prison sentence. Skipton magistrates heard Steven Bond, 35, and his wife, Chloe, had been out socialising separately and both returned
A MAN who launched a lifesaving campaign to install defibrillators has recorded his life story on a digital archive. Brian Firth, from Guiseley, set up the Global CPAD (Community Public Access Defibrillators) Campaign seven years ago. Last year
CRAVEN District Council has launched an online form for residents to claim £500 if they receive benefits and are self-isolating. The Test and Trace Support payment is a one-off payment to allow people on lower incomes to self-isolate if they test
KEIGHLEY MP Robbie Moore has praised a fitness studio in the town. He paid tribute to Hi Energy during a visit to the premises, when he met operator Julie Cardus-Anderson. She outlined the changes that had been carried out to make the ladies-only
BOSSES at a Steeton company have spoken of their pride at helping to launch this year’s version of a hugely successful annual initiative designed to inspire young people into manufacturing careers. Acorn Stairlifts produced a special video which
A BED and breakfast owner from Skipton completed a cycling challenge with a difference to raise vital funds for Sue Ryder Manorlands Hospice. Anne Ackroyd, who has never learned to ride a bike, set herself the task of cycling along the Leeds and
WORTH Valley councillor Rebecca Poulsen is the new leader of the Conservative group on Bradford Council. She was voted into the role at the group's annual general meeting last night, replacing Bingley councillor John Pennington. Cllr Poulsen,
A NEW planning application has been submitted for alterations to a building in a conservation area after a similar scheme was refused earlier this year. In July, Bradford Council rejected a retrospective application for alterations to 69 Main Street
