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  • Cougars one of three League One sides to play in Challenge Cup

    COUGARS will be starting their season before most of their League 1 counterparts, after they committed to playing in the first round of the Challenge Cup on the weekend of March 21. The 10 third-tier sides were told entry into this year's competition

  • Councillors’ backing for Keighley centre

    A CENTRE which provides support to refugees and asylum seekers has won backing from Keighley town councillors. The Good Shepherd Centre in Keighley is benefitting from the ward development funds of four council members – Clare Abberton, Emanuele

  • District MP backs free speech move

    A DISTRICT MP says universities should by law have to uphold freedom of speech – or face a fine. Philip Davies, whose Shipley constituency includes Cullingworth and Denholme, claims free speech is under threat in university institutions. He says

  • Keighley store will donate laptops to school

    ASDA in Keighley is to donate laptop computers to a school locally. The supermarket company has announced it is working with Dell Technologies to provide a total of 800 laptops to schools across Yorkshire. And every store, including the Bingley

  • Keighley MP seeks probe into Kashmir genocide claims

    KEIGHLEY MP Robbie Moore has called on the Government to press for a UN-led investigation into allegations of genocide by the Indian authorities in Kashmir. Speaking in Parliament, Mr Moore said the situation in the region was “harrowing”.

  • Keighley Lions’ pride as charity work continues

    KEIGHLEY Lions take pride in their charity work. And although Covid-19 has hit the club’s traditional activities – the popular Santa’s sleigh was grounded last month for the first time in over four decades – members have remained active. Covid-safe

  • Go wild in your garden to help save butterfly species

    IT’S a worrying reality that many of our native butterflies are in decline, as highlighted in a recent study of European species. The research, published in the scientific journal PNAS, noted that overall numbers have declined by 50 per cent since