A FIRE in the open which had been left unattended spread to two sheds. Both the timber structures on the site, at Staveley Way, Ingrow, were destroyed in the blaze. Firefighters from Keighley were called out to the incident, at 1.30pm today.
PUPILS at Lees Primary School pulled out all the stops as part of the Captain Tom 100 Challenge. Year Two children skipped, caught and threw a ball, hula hooped or ran around the playground 100 times as part of the national initiative – held to
GLOWING tribute has been paid to organisations and individuals involved in delivering a hugely-successful Covid vaccination programme across the Keighley area. GP partnership Modality staged a ‘thank you’ event at Long Lee Medical Centre, which
MORRISONS has launched a book donation and exchange station in its stores – including Keighley. People are invited to take along unwanted books, which can then be picked-up for free by youngsters and parents. The initiative will also see books
A PLAQUE has been unveiled in tribute to a Keighley-district pioneer. The unveiling took place at Oldfield, where Margaret Wintringham was born. Mrs Wintringham became the first-ever female Liberal MP in 1921 and was the first British woman to
KEIGHLEY Picture House owner Charles Morris has spoken of his delight as the cinema prepares to reopen following a hugely-challenging year. The North Street premises welcome back the public on Monday, May 17. “We’re so glad to be reopening at
FIREFIGHTERS tackled a car blaze in the Stockbridge area of Keighley last night. The engine compartment of an Audi A3 was extensively damaged in the incident, in Surrey Street. One crew from Keighley fire station was called out, at 10.30pm, to
SUNDAY was certainly a day to remember for four of Crossflatts Cricket Club’s hottest junior prospects, with three of them playing a starring role in back to back games. The club’s third team played their first-ever competitive game, as they started
COUGARS head coach Rhys Lovegrove is relishing this weekend's League 1 opener at home to Doncaster, admitting he sees them as a promotion rival. Though he insisted it is far too soon to view Sunday's result as vital to Keighley's season, he won't
