Police have cordoned off Great Horton Road following an 'incident'.

A MAN has been charged following the death of a woman in Baildon.

AN influential group of MPs has recommended that Government re-think its decision to scrap Northern Powerhouse Rail and the new Bradford station it would bring.

A MAN and woman have been arrested as a man was left seriously injured following a fight in Bradford.

Train passengers in Bradford face chaos today (Wednesday) as workers go on strike once again. Here's everything you need to know - from how long it lasts to service changes by operator including Northern and LNER

THE husband of a bride who disappeared shortly after their wedding told her daughter she must be 'doing a Halloween trick'.

A MAN who was in staying in a hotel room for several months has been jailed for bagging up and supplying cocaine.

A MAN has been forced to pay more than £400 after travelling between Leeds and Bradford without paying a train fare.

PLANS for a new drive thru Burger King have been approved – despite debate over whether the business would be a restaurant or a takeaway.

AN area next to the home of Bradford City which attracted anti-social behaviour has been transformed into a £1.3 million sports complex.

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TO ROUND off the Bradford Means Business Awards 2022, a Winner of Winners was announced on the night.

PICKARD Hardware was nominated for two awards - it was also in the running for SME of the Year - and took the Exporter of the Year title.

BAILDON-based Produmax took the Manufacturer of the Year title at the awards.

POWER Sheds picked up the SME Business of the Year prize at the Bradford Means Business Awards, and were keen to stress the importance of supporting the local economy.

QUBE Learning scooped the Social Mobility Award, earning recognition for its work in supporting young people across the district.

PLANS to turn a Bradford pub into a community centre and library have been withdrawn after Highways officers raised serious concerns about the scheme.

THE INNOVATION Award went to Microsoft technology experts Cloud2, based at Hope Park Workspaces in West Bowling.

THE APPRENTICE of the Year award went to Alexandra Robinson, who captured the hearts of the audience - even later scooping the ultimate Winner of Winners award.

THE EMPLOYER of the Year award went to manufacturer Mansfield Pollard, whose air management experts aim to improve working environments across various sectors.

THE MANUFACTURING Apprentice of the Year award went to James Wright of Solenis.

THE FAMILY Business of the Year award went to Robertshaw’s Farm Shop, where Harley Robertshaw - the fourth generation of his family to work in the business - was presented with the accolade.

GOVERNMENT inspectors have once again rated the work of West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service as “good” in its overall judgement.

MEMBERS of Upper Wharfedale Fell Rescue went to the aid of a 55 year old woman after she fell while walking in Low Bradley.

A MAJOR Bradford road is closed both ways due to a police incident this morning.

WITH the cost of living crisis impacting thousands of families in Bradford, local cafes and restaurants are offering children discounted meals.

More than 60 Afghan families have attended a celebration event to mark their first steps towards a new life in the UK.

A BRADFORD man has been fined a hefty sum and received points on his license for driving over the speed limit on a main Bradford road.

ON JUNE 20 1961, Bradford celebrated a Golden Jubilee.

THE Lord Mayor of Bradford visited a district care home as they held an event celebrating local paramedics, nurses, police officers, and other key workers.

THE WINNER of the New Business of the Year award was Kunafa Tea, a restaurant and cafe based on Thornton Road, not far from the University of Bradford.

The Committee on the Medical Effects of Air Pollutants has published its findings after reviewing almost 70 studies.

A FORMER partner of the man accused of murdering his new bride said he dragged her downstairs and repeatedly punched her to the head.

THE family of a missing man from Shelf have been informed that a body has been found.

THE man accused of murdering his new bride and dumping her body in a suitcase had already killed her when he said they had a lovely time on honeymoon, Bradford Crown Court heard today.

COUNCIL Leader Susan Hinchcliffe says she will be calling on the new Prime Minister to commit to Bradford and the North by their "actions not just their words".

A PROLIFIC offender who elbowed a female security guard in the face when she challenged him in a Tesco store in Halifax has been jailed for 22 months.

Prime Ministerial hopeful Liz Truss was forced to dramatically stop mid-answer during a TV debate today when an off-camera 'medical issue' shocked viewers - and the candidate herself.

A MAN remains in police custody following the death of a woman in Baildon.

PASSENGERS have experienced 'totally chaotic' journeys to London today after the East Coast Mainline was blocked by overhead power lines coming down.

The Met Office has predicted “very hot” spells for the UK in August.

A long running pay dispute against Arriva has ended with a “vastly improved pay offer” for bus workers across Yorkshire.

A BRADFORD man has been jailed after more than £20,000 worth of drugs were found at his address in the city.

TRAIN passengers in the Bradford district have been warned of disruption due to a safety inspection of the track at Apperley Bridge train station.

FEARS an unauthorised 'rave' is to descend on a small village in the district have been voiced after mystery leaflets were dropped at residents' homes.

PEOPLE have been warned entering abandoned buildings in the Bradford district could lead to serious injury or death.

CREWS were called to a camper van fire which spread to a house.

WORK to transform Bradford’s Top of Town will begin next month, and is expected to last until the New Year.

A BRADFORD care home has been put in special measures for no managing medicines safely and leaving those it looked after at risk of malnutrition and dehydration.

THE Government is unlikely to take any responsibility for a Bradford school’s near £6 million deficit – a meeting has been told.