A MISSING person requiring medical treatment was found by members of the Holme Valley Rescue team last night after they were called to assist in the search by West Yorkshire Police.

THE owner of a large Bullmastiff that killed a woman's beloved dog and injured her during a tussle has been handed a community order.

PROPOSALS to implement a 20mph zone in an area of Great Horton Road has been approved by Bradford Council.

PEOPLE in care homes or those being cared for at home will benefit from an extra £250 million to continue to protect them from Covid-19, the Department of Health and Social Care has announced.

HISTORIAN Dr Paul Jennings is familiar to Telegraph & Argus readers for his regular articles on old Bradford pubs.

FOLLOWING the successful deployment of Operation Hawmill over the last three years, it has been announced that it has now been extended until March 2022.

HERE is a look at a house in Bradford that’s due to go under the hammer.

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

FRANK HEALY, a regular contributor to this page, today looks back on an experience that will strike a chord with many a reader - a trip to get a haircut.

PLANS for a new fire escape to be built on the side of a mill in Saltaire have been approved.

PEOPLE have been urged to make the most of a natural oasis in the heart of Bradford city centre.

A POLICE tip-off from residents led police to discover a cannabis farm at an address in Wilsden on Thursday.

A BRADFORD man with artistic blood coursing through his veins is making a bang in the photography industry, shooting the likes of One Direction's Liam Payne and Bad Boy Chiller Crew in just a short time of being professional.

BOMB disposal experts have taken away what they suspect is a grenade after it was discovered by a man magnet fishing in the River Aire at lunchtime today.

West Yorkshire Police were in Batley today (Saturday) as campaigning took place in relation to the forthcoming by-election.

THE University of Bradford has become one of the first institutions in the country to be awarded a new quality mark recognising its support of students who have been in the care system.

LABOUR leader Sir Keir Starmer has described as “disgraceful” apparent abuse faced by his candidate in the Batley and Spen by-election.

AN investment of up to £2.6 million has been agreed to make progress on key mayoral pledges around good work, skilled jobs for young people, supporting West Yorkshire’s creative and cultural sector, and bringing the region’s bus system back into...

THE Broadway, Bradford has been announced as the latest Founding Partner supporting the City of Culture bid as the race for the 2025 title ramps up.

IMRAN Hussain, MP for Bradford East, is calling on Ministers to introduce a ‘Pandemic Debt Relief Programme’ to provide urgent assistance to stop an impending ‘debt avalanche’ in Bradford.

 

A BLAST from the Bantams' past has backed the club for success next season.

TWO cavers had to be rescued from Gaping Gill, near Clapham, in the Yorkshire Dales, after technical difficulties meant they couldn't climb back out.

I WAS delighted to hear that keeping elephants in zoos or safari parks is to be banned.

AGED 12 Hans Soova made his first table tennis bat from the wooden lid of a Red Cross crate.

SEEING the line up of the ‘new generation of England WAGS’ made me ponder over how I’ve been missing out.

WILL Gareth Southgate's team make up for 25 years of hurt when England take on Germany at Wembley?

A REVIEW into the awarding of a Council contract worth £200,000 to a newly formed company found "no issues" - a committee was told.

BRADFORD Council community testing teams will be back out across the district this weekend to help people get tested for Covid-19.

IT'S the weekend so you might be looking to call up for a takeaway.

FROM Batman’s nemesis to the Wicked Witch of the West, it seems that if you’re a baddie you gotta have a back story.

THE ‘Finest in England’ view from Sutton Bank. Thus says James Herriot (or Alf Wight) when describing the vast vista of the Vale of York and the far distant Dales.

OPINION: I HATE to say it, but I wish Covid restrictions would remain on public transport.

SIR - How can Bradford Council contemplate of building a sports centre at the top of Squire Lane. Do they not think it is busy enough with the school and the Royal Infirmary? It's a nightmare at the best of times with cars parked all over, the ambula...

SIR - The proposed plans for a Yoh Burger restaurant on Wakefield Road, with its divisive design, are surely a matter of concern (T&A, June 24).

SIR - H from Steps is quite a catchy name. But if I was called "H", I'd get fed up of people mispronouncing my name.

PLANS to turn a farm between Cottingley and Sandy Lane into a housing development have been submitted to Bradford Council.

PLANS to demolish a Keighley mill to make way for housing have been withdrawn by a developer.

A BRADFORD man has spoken of the "scandalous" treatment he says his relatives have faced in a quarantine hotel, with a "filthy room" posing a "serious health risk" to their nine-month-old baby.

OVER 100 young people have already started paid work placements across the district through the government’s Kickstart scheme and hundreds more are soon to join them.

THE Wainwright Shield Trial took place at Marsett under the S3 Parts Championship title and attracted more than 153 competitors from all parts of the British Isles.

It might be my thrifty Yorkshire mindset coming to the fore, but the Dacia Sandero certainly seems to represent exceptional value for money.

IN the latest edition of our look back through the T&A picture archives, here are five cricket teams from the past.

Gina was appointed last September, her appointment drew criticism as there was of public record of the appointment.

The Yorkshire Motorsport Festival is underway - although it was a soggy start to the event as rain swept across the hills around Holmfirth.

A BRI patient who was desperately ill with Covid-19 after refusing the vaccine has urged people to get their jabs.

A TEENAGE house burglar who raided property worth £2,000 from three Bradford homes has been given a suspended sentence and told by a judge to "put this blip behind you and get on with your life".

THIS is what One Britain One Nation Day celebrations really looked like today at one of Bradford's most diverse primary school.

Mr Hancock said: “I accept that I breached the social distancing guidance in these circumstances.

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