WORK is now well underway on transforming Bradford’s most polarising buildings to a multi million pound new residential development.

FIREFIGHTERS were called to a derelict pub last night by police.

A MAN has spoken of his frustration after experiencing a “ridiculous” wait for an ambulance to arrive after his mother suffered a fall at home.

Police in Kirklees have renewed their appeal for missing Cleckheaton man Philip Musgreave with updated information about his last-known sighting.

A COMMUNITY stalwart is calling for more funds to be made available for a major crossroad development to accelerate its progress after its completion date was delayed until next year.

BRADFORD Bulls head coach John Kear cut a frustrated figure after his side’s fixture with Swinton Lions on Sunday despite the Odsal side winning 30-26.

PEOPLE have been urged to grab a jab at a Bradford shopping centre this week.

A GRATEFUL family whose nephew and cousin spent four months on Bradford Royal Infirmary’s neonatal unit have completed walking the Leeds and Liverpool Canal towpath to raise vital funds for Bradford Hospitals’ Charity.

IT may be early days, but Bradford City are shaping up well this season.

COUNCILLORS will decide this week whether to grant a licence for a Bradford pub to also host live music.

COMMUNITY groups, members of the public and leaders from across Bradford and Craven will come together to take part in a place-based launch of a regional anti-racism movement today.

Tesco is one of the UK’s ‘big six’ supermarkets alongside Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, Aldi and Lidl.

EasyJet, the airline, has welcomed former Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) chief executive Stephen Hester as its next chair, the business announced on Monday.

Some 45 shows, including Mary Poppins, Matilda, The Lion King and Les Miserables, are taking part in the annual initiative.

ANOTHER building in the University of Bradford complex is due to get new cladding as part of its push to become an "ecoversity."

The change in payment dates is due to the upcoming August bank holiday this weekend.

A PUFFIN crossing is proposed for a Bradford road.

PLANS for a local shop to have an outdoor drinking area are set to go before Leeds City Council decision-makers this month.

BRADFORD Bulls survived a late scare to beat the league’s bottom side Swinton Lions at Odsal this afternoon.

A BRADFORD doctor who once saved her own father’s life is hoping to be crowned Miss England next week.

BRADFORD Bulls take on Swinton Lions at Odsal as they look to make it two wins on the bounce following their impressive victory at Newcastle Thunder. They face a side who have won one game all season and they will be hoping for a good points total to...

POLICE are becoming increasingly concerned for a missing 16-year-old girl from Keighley.

A UK-wide antibody testing programme is to be launched for people who have contracted coronavirus, the Government has announced.

A BRADFORD-based charity is readying itself to help Afghan refugees settle in quickly to their new homes in Yorkshire as they flee Taliban control in their country.

A SHOPPER has been jailed for 16 weeks after he fell into a drunken stupor in a wheelchair at during a shopping trip to Tesco.

TORRENTIAL downpours and localised flooding on Saturday did not deter Wycliffe Neighbourhood Association which forged ahead with a 'Save Wycliffe Green' protest and family event.

A STAFF member at a Yorkshire children's home helped a child buy an illegal weapon, a new report has found.

THE DVLA has issued an urgent warning to anyone that holds a driving licence as it issues a fresh statement.

THE prison sentence handed to a Bradford fly tipper sent an "important signal" that such crimes will treated suitable harshly - according to a team tasked with dealing with the issue.

AN 'AGGRESSIVE and persistent' beggar was arrested in Baildon last night (Saturday) for breach of a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO).

A MAN is due to appear in court charged with murder following the death of his wife.

AFTER a long break due to lockdown, the Phoenix Art Club is meeting again at a new venue.

The UK’s top attractions draw in millions of tourists each year but the majority of Brits have not discovered some bucket list destinations on their doorsteps.

It can be hard to budget your money during the holidays, big chains are offering a helping hand with great deals meaning kids can eat for free.

The average number of GP patients at practices in Bradford District and Craven is rising, figures show.

WHEN Jacqui Drake found a small mole on her leg 28 years ago, she thought she’d get it checked out. It turned out to be a melanoma, which she had removed.

TO the generations of customers who have walked into Twinkletoes over the past 62 years, it is much more than a shop.

A BRADFORD woman feels something must be done to improve the reliability of the electronic bus timetables at stops and in the interchange.

HERE is a look inside a house in Bradford city centre 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.

CAMPAIGNERS staged another protest today against plans to close Haworth Post Office.

SIR - We have in the UK a crisis developing in the uptake of vaccination within certain age/ethnic groups.This is probably due to dubious misconceived information freely circulated on social media sites.

SIR - On the T&A letters page D Ratcliffe has again shown a naïve misunderstanding of economics, saying the half a million pounds a week is too much for a Premier League footballer and should be given to the NHS.

THE escape from the Nazis by the late Rudi Leavor, who dedicated his life to Bradford’s Jewish community, has echoes with the life and work of the local artist and teacher, Richard Franz Bayer.

VINCENT FINN looks back at the days when beer was delivered to Bradford pubs by draymen on horse-drawn wagons:

WITH UK holidays booming this summer, we’ve taken a trip into the past at popular Yorkshire seaside resorts Scarborough and Bridlington.

A NEW footpath which joins Ashlands Primary and Sacred Heart Primary school, in Ilkley has been completed

MEMBERS of the public are being asked for their opinion on plans to install speed humps on two Bradford streets.

POLICE informed of a 'quad' hidden in undergrowth under a tree and covered with bin bags turned out to be a ride-on lawnmower belonging to a local school which had been stolen a few days ago.

A PICKUP van which had been stolen from Leeds was found by Bradford East police officers today at a location in Greengates.