A VIGIL for action against military spending was staged in Keighley today. The socially-distanced event, which took place outside the bus station, was organised by Keighley Peace Justice and the Environment Network. Mollie Binns, a member of
VOLUNTEER litter-pickers from Oakworth teamed-up with colleagues from across the county border for their latest blitz. The Pickers of Oakworth were supported by Pendle Borough Council and Laneshawbridge residents as they targeted the route towards
AFTER eight years of hard work, the people of Haworth, Cross Roads and Stanbury will receive an extra choice when voting on May 6. In addition to all the Bradford Council candidates – plus a new kind of mayor – there will be one extra, just for
ANOTHER selection of photos taken by readers. Some were captured before the coronavirus outbreak. Please continue to submit your wonderful shots – we love to see them and share them with other readers – but always adhere to the regulations designed
Here, Robin Longbottom examines an unenviable occupation that fortunately has now been consigned to history A NOW long-forgotten occupation was that of the scavenger, or night soil-man. He had the rather unsavoury task of emptying cesspits and
KEIGHLEY Leisure Centre has been closed for election count preparations. The building will be shut to the public from today (May 1). It will reopen on Monday, May 10. It and Victoria Hall, which has also been closed, are among venues being used
Keighley RUFC have sadly announced that club stalwart Eric Newton has passed away, after being ill for the last few months. He had been a member of the club for over 40 years, which clearly shows his passion and dedication towards Keighley RUFC
