TODAY, March 1, marks one year since the first case of Covid-19 was reported in the Bradford district.

AN investigation has begun after an important part of a historically significant mill site was destroyed.

CITY may not have moved a place in the League Two table but a fourth straight win has got those ahead of them looking over their shoulders.

THE Dean of Bradford, the Very Reverend Jerry Lepine, will retire from his role in the summer.

A "LARGE number" of fines were issued in Bradford yesterday for Covid-19 breaches.

THE police worked with branch staff at banks, building societies and Post Offices to stop almost £1 million of fraud in West Yorkshire through the Banking Protocol rapid scam response last year, figures published today have revealed.

AROUND 7,000 new homes could be created within Bradford city centre through the District's proposed Local Plan.

THE jailing of a former headteacher who was convicted of indecently assaulting six young girls in the 1970s and 80s has been welcomed by a former pupil.

THE Bradford City winning bandwagon rolls on.

HEALTH officials are racing to track down a mystery person who is carrying the Manaus variant of Covid-19 and could be anywhere in England.

HUNDREDS of McColl’s convenience stores across the country will be converted to the Morrisons Daily format as part of a wholesale supply partnership between the firms.

TWO people were arrested yesterday morning after a burglary in Ilkley.

The budget supermarket has been carbon neutral since January 2019

The researchers behind the Oxford/AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine are looking into the possibility of using pills or nasal sprays as an alternative.

HMRC’s new VAT domestic reverse charge for building and construction services comes into effect from 1st March 2021.

A LISTED former school in Bradford city centre will go to auction next month with a £95,000 guide price.

RESIDENTS’ parking permits are proposed for an area of Wrose.

TODAY'S inflation busting rise in rail fares "will not help commuters and city centres recover from the pandemic", says a representative from Trades Union Congress (TUC).

IN the first of a series we look back at some of Bradford district's most notorious unsolved murders and ask: will the killer ever be brought to justice?

The streaming giant has released a whole host of new shows and movies for March, with more still to come throughout the month.

A “BIZARRE” plan to knock down three houses and create access to build homes on a landfill site in Mirfield has been thrown out.

A MAN and a teenager were given life sentences for the brutal murder of a Bradford builder who was dragged into the street while unconscious and left to die.

The latest updates on the aftermath of the fire in Undercliffe

FIREFIGHTERS from across Bradford were still at the scene this morning of a massive fire at the Old Bingo Hall in Undercliffe.

PLANS to flatten a former filling station and build a shop, electric vehicle charging bays and a car wash bays have been submitted to Bradford Council.

HERE is today's latest breakdown, area-by-area, of positive cases of Covid-19 in Bradford.

PICTURES have emerged from the aftermath of a hammer attack at Morrisons' car park in Heckmondwike yesterday.

The widow of one of the drivers in the Great Heck train crash has spoken out against tired driving on the 20th anniversary of the disaster.

BRADFORD looks set to miss out as Darlington has emerged as the most likely location for the Treasury's new base in the North.

CORONATION Street star Johnny Briggs, famous for his role as ladies' man Mike Baldwin, has died aged 85.

RAPID testing for whole families and households with primary school, secondary school and college age children, including childcare and support bubbles, will be introduced as schools return from March 8.

PEOPLE have been urged to have their say over potential 'radical' plans to transform Shipley town centre in a £1million scheme.

A QUAD bike that had allegedly failed to stop for officers crashed in Haworth today.

ONE further Covid-19-related hospital death has been reported in the Bradford district today.

A WALKER has been reported for an offence after police stopped him on the hard shoulder of the M621 travelling from Leeds to Stoke on Trent.

A QUAD bike was seized by police in Ravenscliffe today for being used anti-socially.

SIR - Whilst it was pleasing to read (T&A, February 25) that members of Bradford Council's planning panel had refused plans to build a cafe at a busy junction (Beckside Road/Spencer Road), it was concerning that officers had recommended its approv...

NORTHERN is introducing new technology that allows refunds to appear almost instantly in customers' bank accounts.

ALMOST two million people aged 60 to 63 will be invited to book a Covid jab this week as the NHS vaccination programme gains fresh momentum.

BRADFORD has produced its fair share of sports stars who have made a name for themselves globally and here's a chance to celebrate them.

NEW food hygiene ratings for eateries across the Bradford district have been published by the Food Standards Agency.

A WOMAN who provided childcare for working mothers in Victorian Bradford, in premises known as “The Nest”, is to have a blue plaque in her honour.

MARCH 8 has been circled, underlined and even has massive asterisks around the date on our fridge calendar.

SCHOOLS will re-open next month, and children’s sport is to restart too.

EMBROIDERED postcards and silk bookmarks were popular with First World War soldiers who often sent them home from the Front.

‘GOD made each maid a husband, But men on Earth must fight. So just in case there aren’t enough, He made Miss Florence White’ (Virginia Nicholson).

TWO homes owned by Bradford Council have sold at auction, with one almost doubling its guide price.

AS World Hearing Day approaches, a Bradford Ear Nose and Throat (ENT) consultant has stressed the importance of regular hearing testing.

PEOPLE may still have to wear masks after the Government’s final lifting of Covid-19 restrictions this summer, Leeds' most senior civil servant has said.

A YOUNG figure skater from Skipton has overcome challenges with her disability and will be going for gold in two Special Olympics events.