KEIGHLEY College is part of an initiative aimed at providing a route for people into the film and TV industry. The college is one of three education providers involved in the venture, which is offering five part-time training courses for jobs in
A GROUP of doctors and nurses from Airedale Hospital have been shortlisted for an NHS Parliamentary Award after being nominated by Ilkley’s MP Robbie Moore. ‘Hearts in Little Hands’ are a team from the hospital’s Emergency Department who teach
ALL this month a team from Environmental Land Management Solutions Ltd will be out in all weathers planting 70,000 sphagnum moss plugs (a small bouquet of sphagnum plants) in selected areas across Ilkley Moor. They have been contracted by Moors
FOLLOWING yesterday's government announcement, grassroots football will be able to return next week. But, though not so much of a problem at Sunday League level, those in Steps 3 to 6 of the Non-League System, like Thackley, Eccleshill United and
A FIVE year old was joined by his mum and dad on a 5km run along the Leeds and Liverpool Canal from Bradley to Skipton. Henry Whitwam who was born at 28 weeks premature, has joined mum, Catherine, and dad, Matthew, in raising funds for Bliss, a
TRANSDEV – which runs Keighley Bus Company – is urging people to have their say as it plans for growth beyond the pandemic. The firm has produced a blueprint – Build Buses Back Better – and is inviting customers and business and political leaders
MOTORISTS are being warned that Otley Bridge will be closed this weekend. The bridge is closing on Saturday, November 28 and Sunday, November 29 to allow resurfacing works to be carried out on Bridge Street. The section of the road between
RICHARD Dalby has been appointed customer relationship manager for the north with the Enhanced Community Healthcare Options Group (ECHO), which operates Malsis Hall at Glusburn. Mr Dalby has worked in healthcare since graduating more than 20 years
KEIGHLEY College student Tom Waddington has taken-up a full-time role with Acorn Stairlifts following an internship at the Steeton company. He began working part-time at the firm earlier this year as part of a supported internship study programme
HOUSEHOLDERS across the district are warned to be on their guard after a man posing as a police officer tried to con a homeowner into handing over money. The man called at a house and told the elderly occupant he was fundraising for West Yorkshire
CLUBS from Bradford and beyond have been rejoicing at the news that the Football Foundation have just announced the completion of their Local Football Facility Plans. The plans are detailed reports that map out the football facilities needed across
