ORGANISERS of Keighley Arts and Film Festival have hailed the event as a success. They say more than 3,000 people visited at least one activity during the extravaganza. The festival was held at venues across the town, between last Friday and
AFTER a shaky start to the NWCFL Division One North season, Steeton are flying. The Chevrons have now won their last three league matches with an aggregate scoreline of 13-3; with mid-table Garstang the latest team to concede a handful of goals
A CAMPAIGN has been launched to 'Keep Keighley Clean' – and everyone is being urged to get involved. As part of the initiative, people are also being encouraged to 'talk up' the town and take pride in the area. Behind the venture is community
PRESSURE is being stepped-up for the Government to fund a new Airedale Hospital. Bradford Council leader Councillor Susan Hinchcliffe has written to the Health and Social Care Secretary stressing the need for the current building – at Steeton –
TRIBUTE has been paid to a former councillor and Keighley town mayor who has died aged 81. Martin Leathley was a Labour member of the old West Yorkshire County Council and represented the former Keighley North ward on Bradford Council. When
A YOUNG entrepreneur has received glowing civic praise. Archie Clavin, 13, is supplying lamb to a Keighley butchers – and it’s flying off the shelves! Town mayor Councillor Julie Adams met-up with the youngster after hearing about his exploits
KEIGHLEY Film Club is screening Limbo on Sunday (October 17). The film – 12a, running time 103 minutes – stars Amin El Mury as Omar, a musician in a group of Syrian refugees living on a remote Scottish island whilst awaiting a decision on asylum
JOHN Normington – who died last year, aged 90 – worked in Keighley Reference Library for nearly four decades. During that time – for part of which he served alongside local historian, the late Dr Ian Dewhirst – John amassed a vast collection of
