THE leader of Craven District Council has expressed his disappointment that local councils in North Yorkshire will be reorganised to form one council. An announcement made in Parliament earlier this evening revealed that North Yorkshire's district
AN appeal has been launched to help improve the experience for children with additional needs visiting Airedale Hospital to undergo surgery. The so-called Sunshine Sensory Project was established last year by a group of colleagues in the Steeton
PUPILS at a Keighley school are displaying their creative talents. Students in years eight and nine at Holy Family Catholic School have seen their work published in a book. You Are Not Alone is an anthology of their individual writings about
A KEIGHLEY business has teamed-up with the town’s Rotary club in a community initiative. Melia Powell Funeral Services had been seeking to utilise some of the window space at its town-centre premises, on the junction of Cavendish Street and Cooke
A MENTAL health organisation which runs peer support groups across the Keighley district is enjoying a ‘fundraising frenzy’. A wide range of activities is being staged in support of It’s Worth Talking About following the latest easing of lockdown
A 25-YEAR-old Keighley man has died in a crash. The man, who has not been named by police, died after his black MG ZS was involved in a three-vehicle collision at Burley-in-Wharfedale yesterday afternoon. Police are appealing for witnesses
HAWORTH Band gave a well-attended riverside performance. Members played at Wetherby Bandstand – although the bandstand itself couldn’t be used due to social distancing restrictions. The varied programme included Memory, West Side Story, Aces
OTLEY Town AFC has submitted a holding objection to a major development for the town because of concerns over risks to its players and ground. The football club wants safeguards in place in the East of Otley scheme to protect its players and pitches
A NEW package of measures has been unveiled aimed at improving healthcare for people in the region who have learning disabilities. West Yorkshire and Harrogate Health and Care Partnership says the move is designed to tackle inequalities which are
PARKING charges are being introduced from this Friday (July 23) at the St Ives estate, Harden. The cost will be £1 for up to two hours, £2 for up to four hours and £3 for over four hours. Charges will apply daily, between 9am and 5pm. A
KEIGHLEY entertained Hartshead Moor at a sun drenched Lawkholme Lane this past weekend in what was billed as a big relegation scrap. Hartshead won the toss and elected to bat first, looking to build a big total on a very flat deck. But Keighley
KEIGHLEY Cougars away day horrors continued as they were defeated by a dogged and determined Coventry Bears outfit. The Bears were more than good value for their victory as they made the most of the opportunities presented to them throughout the
