CHRISTMAS has come again to Silsden! Just weeks ago St James’ Church announced that a painting presented by locally-based artist Martin Williamson was to be reproduced as a Christmas card to raise funds for a major renovation project. Now the
OUR MP’s column in the Keighley News of June 3 quite rightly expressed an appreciation for all those that put themselves forward for volunteering. Behind what I would cynically regard as the MP’s platitudes there hides a complete lack of appreciation
I HAVE just read the novel Skulduggery set in Haworth circa 1600. We all know how famous the Bronte sisters are but am sure Paul Rushworth-Brown – the 21st-century author – might soon be joining these literary giants. A must-read novel
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
Here, Robin Longbottom examines how a one-time popular attraction at fairs and galas was often fraught with dangers THE highlight of many galas and fairs during the late 19th and early 20th centuries was the ascent of a gas-filled balloon from
Nick Risidi, of Amici Ristorante in East Parade, Keighley, revisits his Italian roots for another taste of the Mediterranean ITALIAN cuisine is nothing if not adaptable. You only have to look at how the same dishes are prepared in varying ways
KEIGHLEY people are being urged to take the plunge to raise money for a children’s hospice. Martin House is staging an abseil event – in conjunction with Yorkshire Adventure Company – at the Cow & Calf Rocks, Ilkley, on July 17. All proceeds
KEIGHLEY Cougars head coach Rhys Lovegrove has named his 21-man squad for tomorrow’s visit of the West Wales Raiders to Cougar Park, but sadly there is no spot for James Feather. The veteran was under consideration, as he seeks to break Phil Stephenson's
