A VILLAGE shopkeeper who sparked a campaign to provide toiletry packs for hospital patients says she’s “thrilled” at the success of the initiative. Rita Verity – who owns Sonia’s Smile in Main Street, Haworth – had the idea for the venture when
CONTROVERSIAL plans to keep a number of unauthorised ten-metre-tall lighting columns at a cemetery near Keighley Tarn have been approved – despite claims they could confuse pilots. During a lengthy debate over the lights installed at the green
STEETON-based Acorn Stairlifts has been the victim of a cyber attack, the company says. It has been discovered that on October 6 the business told its customers: “Unfortunately we’re experiencing technical difficulties this morning which means
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ROBIN Longbottom’s Down Memory Lane article (Keighley News, October 14) on local thatched homes was very interesting, as I had never previously associated these buildings with this district. An undated watercolour painting by the Silsden artist
Oxen were widely used as working animals until at least the middle of the 18th century, as Robin Longbottom explains UNTIL at least the middle of the 18th century, oxen would have been a common sight in the Craven area – working the land, pulling
