Nick Risidi, of Amici Ristorante in East Parade, Keighley, revisits his Italian roots for another taste of the Mediterranean CAN you believe it is November already? After a strange 2020 – to say the least – the end of the year is almost upon
A COMMUNITY shop is to deliver groceries to vulnerable people. The Good Neighbour initiative is being launched by the shop in Main Road, East Morton. Deliveries are being offered to anyone in the village, or at West Morton and Micklethwaite
SIX more patients who tested positive for coronavirus at Airedale Hospital have died. The patients died on November 17, 18 and 19. The deaths bring the total number of people who have died while being treated for Covid-19 at the hospital to 148
A SILSDEN man has been banned from driving for 12 months after crashing his car on the A629 at Cononley while over the drink-drive limit. Alexander Pinder, 26, of The Kingfishers, had met friends on the evening of November 1 and had intended to
A HUNTSMAN and hound keeper with the Coniston Hall Estate narrowly escaped prison after admitting five charges of drink driving, aggravated vehicle taking and vehicle damage under £5,000, driving without insurance, criminal damage to an arresting officer
A DEAFBLIND teenager from Keighley has been shortlisted for a national award. Chloe Leach, 19, who has Down’s Syndrome and complex needs, is a finalist in the annual Sense Awards. She has been recognised in the Young Person of the Year category
BINGLEY Rural councillor Paul Sullivan has joined the Conservative group’s shadow executive team on Bradford Council. The former police officer has been appointed spokesman for neighbourhoods & community safety. Group leader, Worth Valley councillor
A DOUBLE Paralympic gold medallist from South Craven is tackling a world record attempt. Danielle Brown, who grew-up in Lothersdale, is part of a team of disabled people which aims to become the largest ever to scuba dive in the open sea. She
A NEW owner is being sought for a well-known Otley guest house. Dowgill House on Bondgate, which is a historic Grade II Listed building, is currently a thriving business. The six bedroom property, which dates back to 1753, has now gone on sale
KEIGHLEY MP Robbie Moore has launched a Christmas card competition. Young people from across the parliamentary constituency, which includes Ilkley, are being invited to submit designs. The winning entry will be transformed into a card to be given
KEIGHLEY Soroptimists are continuing to meet via Zoom. Recent speakers have included Graham Mitchell, who shared the findings of his research into Richard III and answered questions. Keighley Healthy Living has given an update on its work.
COUNTY councillors are being asked to pledge extra funding for the realignment of a major trans-Pennine route in North Yorkshire, the A59 Harrogate to Skipton road at Kex Gill, if the cost exceeds the Government’s grant. Funds provided by the Department
KEIGHLEY’S Girlguiding movement has cancelled its 2021 Thinking Day parade and service. The organisation said it had taken the decision for safety reasons amid the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Thinking Day, in February, marks the joint birthdays
Steeton Court Nursing Home is now able to facilitate visiting again for residents thanks to a designated visitor centre which has been specially designed to meet new government guidance. The room has separate entrances and a screen to ensure residents
THERE’S a buzz in the air about plans for a Keighley roundabout. A suggestion by Airedale Beekeepers Association that the remodelled Hard Ings roundabout could be transformed into a haven for pollinators and wildlife has been given the green light
