KEIGHLEY Cougars today announced the retention of Aidan Scully for the forthcoming season. Aidan, who re-joined the club for his second spell at Cougar Park last year, has signed a new one-year deal. And the utility is looking to repay the
A KEIGHLEY funeral director is remembering all those it has cared for during the year – and supporting a charity in their memory. Gallagher Family Funeral Directors has again placed a Christmas tree at its Airedale House premises, with a white
A BOATER visiting Skipton never wanted to return to the area after being subjected to an unprovoked assault on the canal towpath, heard magistrates. His attacker, George Wild, 24, who had been with a group of friends near the bus station, ran up
A POPULAR shoppers' service is making a return. The weekly event is restarting on Thursday (December 9) at Keighley Shared Church, at 11am. Rector of Keighley, the Rev Canon Mike Cansdale, said: "This is an initiative supported by churches
A CHURCH is staging a toy service. People are invited to take along donations of new or as-new toys – and toiletries – to the event, at St Andrew's Methodist Church, Cowling, on Sunday, December 12. The service starts at 11.15am. Following
A CHARITY fundraiser at Cross Hills Social Club coined-in over £1,000. The event included live entertainment from singers Paul K James and Lina, food, drink and tombolas. A £1,031 cheque has been handed over to Oxenhope Sue Ryder hospice Manorlands
A RETIRED teacher was the speaker at the latest meeting of Keighley Men's Forum. Janice Peddar spoke about The Caves of Gibraltar. She described how, in the early 20th century, Neanderthal bone fragments from a juvenile were located on the
A GROUP of volunteers which helps look after a river through Keighley is on target to hit an "unwelcome" milestone. The River Worth Friends are staging their final litter blitz of the year this month. And the group is on course during the event
TWO women who met through a village WI have used lockdown and its immediate aftermath to produce a series of children's stories. Retired teacher Ruth Jones penned the Fluttabee Tales, and friend Pat Goff provided the illustrations. Now their
AS a consequence of what is happening at Yorkshire County Cricket Club and beyond, umpires in local league cricket could be even more under the spotlight next season. That is the fear expressed by Neil Johnson, chairman of the Bradford League Match
