Nick Risidi, of Amici Ristorante in East Parade, Keighley, revisits his Italian roots for another taste of the Mediterranean AUTUMN is here, and there is perhaps no food more associated with the season than pumpkin. It seems that the moment
A MAJOR improvement scheme carried out to ease traffic congestion on one of Keighley’s busiest roads has won a prestigious award. The £9.3 million project to transform Hard Ings Road has earned recognition from the Chartered Institution of Highways
A HOME is being sought for a lifesize bronze statue of Keighley-born fundraising hero Captain Sir Tom Moore. The piece – The Walk of Hope – is for sale at £30,000, with ten per cent of the proceeds going to The Veterans Charity. Clark Sculptures
AN exhibition is being staged next Friday (October 1) at the Keighley Quaker Meeting House. The event, between noon and 2pm, is themed around the COP26 climate change conference and militarism. Environmental groups are invited to stage a small
FALLS are not “an inevitable part of getting older”. That’s the message from Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust, as it prepares to mark national Falls Prevention Week. The organisation, in conjunction with the Yorkshire and Humber
SPECSAVERS – which has a branch in Keighley’s Airedale Shopping Centre – is spotlighting the impact smoking can have on people’s sight and hearing. The opticians say the effect of smoking on lungs is well known, but fewer people are aware of other
A FIELD near Keighley Tarn can be used for camping during the spring and summer after plans for the site were approved. The proposals, submitted to Bradford Council earlier this year, would see land at Tarn View Farm, Tarn Lane, used as a camping
A SECOND pop-up event is being staged at Haworth’s Old School Room to showcase the work of independent creatives. It takes place at the Church Street premises on Saturday and Sunday, October 16 and 17, from 10am to 4pm. Curator Haworth Creatives
A KEIGHLEY community stalwart has been presented with the British Empire Medal. Chris Bown was awarded the accolade in the Queen’s Birthday Honours last year. Now the medal has been presented in a ceremony at the University of Huddersfield,
A COMMUNITY cafe has reopened. The popular facility – at the Methodist Church in West Drive, Oxenhope – had been forced to shut due to the Covid-19 pandemic. But it has now welcomed back visitors and will be open every Wednesday between 2pm
