A BUS pass adventurer from Keighley is setting off next week on his latest expedition. Martin Carr celebrated getting a pensioner bus pass several years ago by embarking on a pilgrimage by public transport. Since then he has clocked-up the
WITH In Motion, Keighley Transport Festival 2022, fast approaching we would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the part played by Graham Mitchell in bringing this event to fruition. It has now been four years since a conversation which
KEIGHLEY'S now-former town mayor took bald steps to further boost her charity appeal as her civic term neared its end. Councillor Julie Adams had her head shaved, at Sainsbury's supermarket in the town. She was supporting her chosen causes,
KEIGHLEY could become part a national trial designed to help slam the brakes on law-flouting motorists. A bid is being made for the town to be one of four areas to pilot new technology aimed at cracking down on drivers whose vehicles cause a noise
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I HAVE very recently spent 48 hours in Airedale Hospital. The 111 call was answered almost immediately, the ambulance arrived within ten minutes, and I was no longer than five minutes waiting in A&E. In the time I was there I was assessed by
Robin Longbottom explores how a 19th-century weaver ended-up in prison for perjury – but was spared transportation ON March 8, 1853, Samuel Sharp – a 37-year-old weaver from Keighley – appeared before the Crown Court at York charged with perjury
