KEIGHLEY Men's Forum heard about the development of the Great Northern railway line in West Yorkshire – and particularly Queensbury. Richard Kunz – with a talk, Over the Mountain to Queensbury – described how pressure from wealthy late-19th-century
A TRAILBLAZING community garden has been hailed as a huge success. The site was created alongside Silsden fire station, in Elliott Street, last year so that residents and visitors had somewhere they could relax. Features include seating, shrubbery
MEMBERS of a “fascist” cell made pistol parts on a 3D printer, encouraged terrorism and celebrated extreme right-wing attacks around the world, a court has been told. Using a telegram channel called Oaken Hearth, members exchanged terror manuals
AN international event will be in the spotlight at the next indoor meeting of Craven's RSPB group. The branch welcomes speaker Mark Pearson, who will give a presentation on Champions of the Flyway – the World's Greatest Bird Race. "This event
AN award-winning Keighley charity has been gifted a minibus after a community transport scheme reached the end of the road. Drug and alcohol agency Project 6 is among several organisations to receive a vehicle, following the closure of the Community
FEEDBACK is being sought from people across the region about their experience of care services during the pandemic. The plea has been made by the Care Quality Commission. Research carried out by the commission reveals that nearly three quarters
YOUNG people are being given the chance to help shape the future of health and social care services across the district. Healthwatch Bradford and District – based at Central Hall in Alice Street, Keighley – is launching a platform for 16-to-24-
A CAR was broken into and property stolen in Park Avenue, Keighley. West Yorkshire Police say the incident happened sometime yesterday (January 19). For vehicle crime prevention advice, visit westyorkshire.police.uk/advice/vehicle-crime/vehicle-crime
A NEW partnership aims to help people in the region talk more openly about death and grief. The Co-op and Cruse Bereavement Support have joined forces for the initiative. Communities will be helped to provide everyday support to those who have
TODAY (January 20) marks the third anniversary of the death of renowned local historian and former Keighley News columnist, Dr Ian Dewhirst. Here, Tim Neal – of Keighley and District Local History Society – examines the life and legacy of the man
COMMUNITY leaders in Keighley say vulnerable children must be better protected against "heinous" acts of cruelty after a surge in cases regionally during the pandemic. Shocking new figures show that the number of child cruelty reports logged by
KEIGHLEY RUFC suffered their first loss of the Yorkshire Two season last Saturday, but head coach Dan McGee insists there could be an upside to the defeat. The league leaders went down 10-6 to Wath Upon Dearne in an attritional encounter, posting
