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  • Police appeal over chainsaw

    POLICE are appealing for information to help trace the owner of a chainsaw found at Cross Hills. It was discovered in Park Road on Thursday, April 1. North Yorkshire Police say the Husqvarna chainsaw could be stolen property and they are keen

  • Petrol station raffle boosts mental health cause

    A CHARITY raffle at a Cross Hills petrol station was a huge success. The event, at the Co-op premises, raised £1,505. Proceeds are going to MIND, the Co-op’s charity partner. Organiser Liam Bonser, who works at the petrol station, said he

  • Services across Keighley to begin reopening

    SERVICES across Keighley will begin to reopen from Monday (April 12) as the latest Government lockdown restrictions are eased. Non-essential retailers, personal care premises such as hair salons and some public buildings will open their doors once

  • Tribute paid in Keighley after death of Prince Philip

    TRIBUTE has been paid in Keighley following the death of Prince Philip. Buckingham Palace announced today that the prince had died, aged 99. He married the then Princess Elizabeth in 1947, five years before she became Queen, and was the longest-serving

  • Water company recruiting engineers across West Yorkshire

    TEN so-called process engineers are being hired across West Yorkshire. The recruitment campaign has been launched by Yorkshire Water. Responsibilities of the engineers will include ensuring that water production sites meet quality standards

  • Autism group celebrates lottery windfall

    A GROUP which supports families in the district affected by autism has received a major boost. Airedale and Wharfedale Autism Resource (AWARE) has been awarded £420,000 in National Lottery funding. The charity said it was “delighted” with the

  • Ten things we know so far about the Keighley murder inquiry

    West Yorkshire Police received reports at 3.56am of a man who had been injured in Fell Lane, Exley Head, Keighley The man, aged in his 40s, was taken to hospital with serious injury The injured man, who is yet to be named by police, was pronounced

  • Keighley Soroptimists plant trees to celebrate milestone

    KEIGHLEY Soroptimists have been planting trees as part of an international celebration. Members – together with Ian Butterfield and Jan Bruce, from YORgreencic – planted native saplings at a farm near Addingham Moorside. And five heritage apple

  • House sparrow keeps top spot in Birdwatch

    HOUSE sparrows remain the most commonly seen bird in West Yorkshire gardens. They once again topped the regional rankings in the RSPB’s Big Garden Birdwatch. People of all ages were asked to record the number of avian visitors, over the last

  • Single success for Keighley country music artist

    A KEIGHLEY-born country music artist and songwriter has ended a tough year on a high note. Within 12 hours of Jackson Lake releasing his latest single Lord Don’t Let Me Fall, it had reached number five in the iTunes UK country chart – just ahead

  • Steeton and Silsden both withdraw from Yorkshire Trophy

    STEETON and Silsden have both pulled out of Brighouse Town's post-season tournament, the Yorkshire Trophy. It was due to commence next week, but only if fans were allowed in. FA and DCMS guidelines do not allow for this, and though Brighouse