A NEIGHBOUR who raised the alarm after spotting a fire at the back of houses has been praised. He responded after noticing flames at the rear of Redcliffe Street, Keighley, this afternoon. Firefighters from Keighley, Bingley and Bradford were
TEN drivers were caught speeding during a nighttime police operation on Bingley bypass. All the motorists were captured driving at between 65 and 70mph in the 50mph zone last night and will be dealt with through fixed penalty notices. Two drivers
KEIGHLEY is to receive a massive £33.6 million to rejuvenate the town. The announcement of Government Towns Fund cash was welcomed today across the community. Funds will support a wide range of schemes – boosting employment, skills, education
A NUMBER of leading media websites are giving users error messages this morning following an internet outage. Websites for the Guardian, Financial Times, Independent, and the New York Times were among those down. The UK Government’s website
HIS long, lustrous locks may be his identity, but that identity is going to change in the near future as Stu Blenkhorn prepares to have it all cut off for The Little Princess Trust. Stu, 39, is originally from Cononley and now lives in Earby with
KEIGHLEY made the long journey to Bradford League Division One leaders Birstall over the weekend, looking to put behind them their disappointing 10-run defeat at Undercliffe, where they blew their chances from a strong position. But sadly it was
A KEIGHLEY law firm has appointed a new associate director. Andrew Foulds, a member of the AWB Charlesworth family law team, has been promoted to the role. He joined the company in 2012. Mr Foulds – an accredited resolution specialist –
A COUNCIL-owned building in Keighley is to be sold at auction this month. The property, at 147 Skipton Road, has a guide price of £220,000. A former base for community mental health services in the town, the building has three storeys plus
DANNY Whitaker lost his Central Area heavyweight title fight on Friday night, going down on points to Chris Healey in Sheffield. The Silsden boxer had beaten Healey over four rounds last March, but failed to do it over 10 on this occasion, losing
FRANCESCA Jones played her first match on grass in nearly two years at the LTA’s Nottingham Open yesterday. But sadly for the Oxenhope prospect, it ended in a 4-6 6-3 6-4 defeat to Spaniard Georgina Garcia Perez. Jones is one of 12 players
