KEIGHLEY Cougars will be without one of their key men on Saturday, after second-row Aaron Levy picked up a one match ban. He has been charged with Grade B Dangerous Contact following last Sunday's game, a fabulous 28-26 comeback win at Doncaster
HAWORTH Post Office has been given a reprieve. Post Office Ltd bosses confirmed this afternoon that the branch, in Main Street, will remain open whilst community engagement is extended. Residents launched a campaign to save the post office
AN ‘alternative’ national park – which encompasses Keighley, the Worth Valley and South Craven – has been launched. Those behind the South Pennines Park hope the move will help raise the area’s profile, improve protection of its landscapes and
KEIGHLEY Arts and Film Festival is back. A packed programme of events is planned as face-to-face activities return after an enforced break due to the pandemic. Attractions at the extravaganza – over the weekend of October 8 to 10 – will range
CRAVEN will welcome a minimum of 15 Afghan refugees after councillors welcomed the offer of a large family home by a private landlord. It would be ‘churlish’ to turn down the offer of a six bedroom house in Skipton which had previously been used
A NEW longer-term partnership agreement could be introduced to provide a targeted emotional wellbeing service for children in South Craven and across North Yorkshire. Public consultation has been launched over the proposal, which if agreed would
AN ORGANISATION which showcases the region to film and TV crews and supports countless productions has enjoyed a hugely-successful year. Screen Yorkshire’s film office has handled more enquiries than ever. And movies supported during the past
TIMOTHY Taylor has struck gold. The Keighley brewery has received a Golden Award from the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA). The accolade is in recognition of the company “going above and beyond in delivering excellence over the years”. CAMRA
AFTER five months and 22 matches, the destiny of the Division One title in the Craven League came down to the final over. Hosts Haworth, bidding to overhaul title rivals Bingley Congs’ 140, ended up winning by three wickets with two balls to spare
