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  • Households are blamed for rising Covid levels - not pubs

    PUBS, bars and restaurants have caused “very few” coronavirus outbreaks in North Yorkshire, a health boss has said. Dr Lincoln Sargeant, the county’s director of public health, told a briefing that schools and workplaces had also been responsible

  • Campaign warns region's farm workers of power lines danger

    A CAMPAIGN warning the region’s farm workers of the dangers posed by overhead power lines has proved a hit – several million times! Northern Powergrid posted information and advice on its website as part of the Look Up It’s Live initiative.

  • Free travel plans on offer in South Craven

    SUPPORT is being offered in a bid to get more people in South Craven cycling or walking to and from work. North Yorkshire County Council has launched an initiative to help businesses produce free travel plans for their staff. The authority

  • Police investigating arson attack seek information

    POLICE investigating an arson attack in Keighley have issued an appeal for information. Two cars parked opposite each other at The Hallows, in the Shann Park area, were destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. West Yorkshire Police say inquiries

  • Lifeline Arts Council grant for Ilkley Playhouse

    “OVER the moon!” These were the words of Justine Sowden, Ilkley Playhouse’s Theatre Manager, when she heard the good news that Ilkley Playhouse has been awarded a grant from Arts Council England of £60,454. This will ensure the Playhouse’s future

  • Meeting to discuss Covid 'reset' for trains in the North

    Mayors, council leaders and senior representatives from across the North’s local authorities will be told on Wednesday that there is an opportunity to build on ‘reset’ train services in the North and support the rail industry in regaining confidence

  • Keighley market traders are offered support to go digital

    MARKET traders in Keighley are being offered training to help them boost their online presence. Bradford Council has recruited a marketing and communications consultant to ‘upskill’ the stallholders. Catherine Simes will work with traders at

  • Businesses are urged to sign-up to ‘save water’ pledge

    BUSINESSES across the Keighley district are being urged to sign-up to a pledge to save water. Yorkshire Water, which has launched the initiative, says small changes in the workplace can make a “huge” difference. It is estimated that the UK’

  • Growth boost for Keighley firm

    A KEIGHLEY company which provides electric vehicle home-charger installations has received a boost as it looks to expand. We Power Your Car, set-up last year, has been successfully advised on its early-stage funding by Bradford law firm Gordons.

  • Teenager died in rail tragedy

    A TEENAGE boy ran barefoot from his family home in the middle of the night and later stepped in front of a train, an inquest heard. Apprentice bricklayer Tom Young, 16, described by his family as academically bright and a ‘good lad’, had been out

  • Police appeal after sexual assault

    POLICE are appealing for information following a sexual assault at Crossflatts. The incident happened at about 7.15pm last Thursday (Oct 15) in Keighley Road, at its junction with Queen's Road. A 63-year-old woman was walking along Keighley