A VILLAGE stepped back in time at the weekend. People donned period costume and bedecked premises in themed bunting for a 1940s day at Haworth. Saturday’s event, which was a scaled-back version of the hugely-popular annual Forties Weekend,
KEIGHLEY Cougars saw their hopes of having a home final at Cougar Park dashed in golden point extra-time by Workington Town. On the back of an error strewn first half, the Cougars' second half performance was dogged and determined and saw them
DISTRICT and town councillors in Keighley have met to discuss forging a closer working relationship. The cross-party gathering was held at the town’s civic centre, in North Street. Keighley East district councillor Doreen Lee described the
PLANS for a new Airedale Hospital are amongst an ambitious £1.7 billion-plus package of proposals put forward to the Government. The complex would be Europe’s first carbon-neutral hospital. It would replace the existing building at Steeton,
A QUILT and flower festival takes place at Silsden this weekend. And the event will include the first northern showcase of quilts featured in the recently-published book, Quilting with Liberty Fabrics, by Jenni Smith. The festival is being
JAMES Bond is coming to the aid of Keighley’s Picture House. Daniel Craig’s final outing as 007 hits the big screen on Thursday (September 30). And the Picture House, in North Street, is hoping the film – No Time to Die – will provide the boost
A MAN who forced a police car off the road and smashed into a double-decker bus in separate dangerous-driving incidents has been jailed for two years and five months. Dawood Basharat, 24, of Highfield Road, Keighley, was labelled a danger to other
