YOUNG people and their families from across the region are being invited to take part in a free virtual careers event on Saturday (Nov 28). WorldSkills UK LIVE is bringing together employers, training providers and careers advisors. The event
EFFORTS to tackle domestic abuse in the region have received a boost. West Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) and partner organisations have been awarded £215,010 in additional Home Office funding. The money will help fund measures
KEIGHLEY’S MP has welcomed a planned boost to the country’s defence budget. Robbie Moore says the Government announcement of an extra £24.1 billion over the next four years represents the biggest investment in the nation’s defences since the cold
TWO town councillors have made a clean sweep this weekend to help clear village pathways. Luke Maunsell and Mark Curtis, both Oakworth ward members of Keighley Town Council, swept paths to clear them of leaves. They – together with Mrs Judy Curtis
WE are asking readers to send in photos of their newborns – and here are the latest beautiful babies bringing a ray of sunshine to families across the district. Many mums are going into hospital alone, due to Covid restrictions, and having their
THIS year, due to the restrictions surrounding Covid-19, Keighley's Christmas lights have been switched on without the usual celebratory gathering and activities. Here, we take a look back at some of the switch-on ceremonies from years gone by.
I AM writing to you as a supporter of Sue Ryder Manorlands hospice to encourage your readers to sign-up to the December Daily Dash this winter. The Sue Ryder December Daily Dash asks fundraisers to run or walk 5k every day of the month to raise
Winter is a great time to venture on to the bleak moors above Haworth. It is invigorating and although the walk itself is straightforward, it is entirely possible to fully understand the motivations behind the bleak novels of the Bronte Sisters, particularly
