KEIGHLEY Cougars have announced the capture of Kyle Trout. The prop arrives at Cougar Park on an 18-month deal until the end of the 2023 season after being released from the remainder of his contract at the Featherstone Rovers earlier this month
COMPARTMENT Number 6 is the latest offering from Keighley Film Club. The movie sees two strangers share a train journey that will change their perspectives on life. "It explores what common bonds strangers from different cultures and economic
POLICE swooped on a Keighley estate after reports of someone with a firearm. Officers were called to Bracken Bank Avenue just after 10pm yesterday. The National Police Air Service, which provides air support to forces across England and Wales
A WEIGHT-loss initiative is celebrating a hugely successful first year. Weigh Better Together was started by former Keighley Weight Watchers coach Denise Walker, after she had to take redundancy during the pandemic, and ex-colleague Adele Wilkin
A SHOP which donates its proceeds to good causes has distributed more funds. New 2U has handed out a further £2,000. The money has been shared between St Andrew's Church at Cowling – where the shop is based – and charities The Not Forgotten
A DISTRICT councillor has been appointed a national spokesperson for the Green Party. Matt Edwards, leader of the Green group on Bradford Council, will be the party's voice nationally on transport and healthy streets. He said: "Transport is
WOULD-be thieves fled after they were disturbed whilst breaking into a Range Rover. The incident happened just after 2am yesterday in Highfield Road, Keighley. West Yorkshire Police say the suspects made off in a silver-coloured Range Rover
UNIVERSITY students have won glowing praise for "making a real difference" to rail travel locally during the past year. A group of ten students came together for an Access for All project, centring on the Bentham Line – which includes the Airedale
A JUNIOR football club staged its first fundraising fun day for two years – and described the response as "incredible". The Oakworth Juniors event, at Bronte playing fields, coined-in more than £3,700 for the volunteer-run club – whose funds have
DAVID Willey and Tom Kohler-Cadmore may be on their way out of Yorkshire, but Keighley-born Harry Brook is going nowhere. The batsman, one of the most in-form in the country, has signed a deal which will keep him at Yorkshire until at least the
