WORK by Worth Valley artist Sue Sands will feature in an exhibition at Bradford’s Trapezium Gallery. The Things That Make Us will focus on the creative talents of the recently-formed Beck Art Group. Sue – who is equally comfortable drawing,
CARE home residents enjoyed a picnic at the beach – without leaving the grounds. The garden of Anchor’s Townend Close complex at Cross Hills was transformed in celebration of National Picnic Month. Residents were given picnic baskets packed
DISABLED people across the district are being urged to have their say on the future of the benefits system. The Department for Work and Pensions is seeking views following the launch of its Health and Disability Green Paper. According to the
CRIME in the region has fallen, according to latest figures. Recorded crimes across West Yorkshire dropped by just over 13 per cent – equating to 38,000 fewer victims – in the 12 months to March this year. Data released by the Office for National
A HAWORTH woman has launched a capsule merchandise range inspired by the Bronte sisters. Bronte Bitch features illustrations on vibrantly-coloured tote bags and T-shirts. Behind the venture is Rosalia Ferrara, who came-up with the idea during
PARKRUN is back! After an absence of over 15 months due to the pandemic, the popular Saturday-morning event has returned. At the Cliffe Castle parkrun in Keighley, 123 people took part in the ‘restart event’ – running, jogging or walking the
WILSDEN author William Coniston thinks he is finally growing up. Over the past five years he has written and published three children’s books, but now he has released his first thriller for adults. “People who know the M.I.C.E. series, my three
THE family of Ben Marklew, who died last week, has paid tribute to their son and brother, saying he had a 'cheeky smile' who 'left a lasting impression on everyone he met.' Ben,19, from Glusburn, an apprentice bricklayer with builders, RN Wooler
KEIGHLEY people heading-off camping this summer are being urged to be vigilant. Northern Powergrid says campers should ensure they find a spot well away from overhead power lines and electrical network equipment. With more people opting for
HARRY Judd – drummer with the band McFly – has become an ambassador for a brand co-created by a Keighley man. The pop star and former Strictly Come Dancing champion is also investing in the product, ViDrate. Launched two years ago, the flavoured
AFTER defeats for leading duo Cowling and Bingley Congs (who lost at home to Embsay), third-placed Haworth are just four points off the top of Division One of the Craven League. Oakworth, three points and one place below Haworth in fourth, won
