PEOPLE living in a Bradford home have spoken of how frightened they were when a car crashed into the side of their home last night.

PLANS to flatten a derelict pub with a troubled past and build a new community facility made up of a mosque and small businesses have been approved.

An announcement that cyclists could soon be required to display number plates has been described as an “expensive folly” by a Councillor.

A YOUNG man tragically died after he was with a baseball bat in an unprovoked attack.

A cruel and callous murderer who strangled his new bride and stuffed her body into a suitcase will receive a life sentence at Bradford Crown Court this morning.

A MAP of Bradford that referred to a concrete city centre car park as an urban park will be corrected.

THERE has been a huge rise in Taser-trained officers in West Yorkshire.

A CARE HOME that was rated inadequate last year has now been taken out of ‘special measures' following several improvements.

Spiders usually start to come out in early September, with their presence noticeable in homes until around mid-October.

British Weather Services  senior meteorologist Jim Dale says temperatures could reach 30C

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EMERGENCY services were dispatched to the scene after a car smashed into a house on a quiet Bradford cul-de-sac this evening.

AN urgent meeting is being called to tackle the problem of bus vandals on Buttershaw estate.

A MAN has been left with life-changing injuries after he was punched in the head and hit by a brick.

A HEAVILY intoxicated casualty had to be rescued from the roof of an Ilkley building in the early hours of today.

FIREFIGHTERS are battling a large fire in Keighley this afternoon.

STUDENTS in the Bradford district marked the end of a challenging two years of studying with many celebrating their A-level results.

MOTORISTS are facing five days of disruption along the Aire Valley truck road which is being closed between August 20 and 26 for road works between the Cross Hills roundabout and the Steeton/Silsden roundabout.

A MASKED man wielding an axe was paid £70 to join a gang attack on houses and cars that caused more than £15,000 damage, Bradford Crown Court heard.

A BROKEN down vehicle is causing delays on the M62 near Bradford today.

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A YouTuber who shines a light on Yorkshire’s hidden history has been filming alongside one of Bradford’s most prized possessions.

A NEW research fellow at the University of Bradford has given his views on race and crime, exploring how identity, poverty and racism may explain why people from ‘BAME’ backgrounds are overrepresented in the prison population.

SCREEN stars, poets, politicians, actors and adventurers will head to Ilkley for its famed literary festival this autumn.

THE BRADFORD district's world-famous steam heritage railway could become a major transport hub and commuter route as part of a £5 million scheme.

BRADFORD train services are being impacted by rail strikes.

WEST Yorkshire Police is continuing to appeal for information to trace a missing wild camper.

A COMPANY famous for care homes that feature vintage ‘high streets’ plans to open a new home on a major redevelopment site.

THEFTS of catalytic converters have soared in West Yorkshire, according to police figures.

A BRADFORD City charity is holding an event to help fund a new community café and hub near the club’s ground.

STRIKE action by barristers that is causing Crown Court cases to be adjourned is a stark warning about government failure to invest in the courts system by putting criminal justice on the back burner, a leading Bradford lawyer said today.

A BRADFORD community figure has been invited to speak at a major event at the Houses of Parliament this October.

STALL holders are being given licences to trade on Skipton market despite the High Street setts being ‘dangerous’ and ‘not fit for purpose’, say town councillors.

A POPULAR restaurant gave back to the community, by donating food to a charity that distributes food to the homeless.

BRADFORD campaign groups and brewers are supporting calls for the government to introduce a new “guest beer right” which would allow every pub to serve at least one beer from a small local brewery.

THE need for new housing in Undercliffe “takes precedence” over the need for a stretch of urban green space, planners have decided.

Sections of Bradford Road and A647 Dick Lane Westbound in Thornbury have been closed since the start of August.

A SHIPLEY woman has been given a community after injuring her friend following an argument.

SOCIAL housing provider Incommunities and the Acorn union are in a wrangle over a tower block in Thorpe Edge.

A MEMBER of staff at the University of Bradford has been nominated for a national award.

STUDENTS enrolling on the University of Bradford’s new architectural degrees will have the chance to embark on a week-long study trip to Morocco next year.

THE West Yorkshire Police are opening police officer recruitment as they congratulate students on their A-Level results.

Calderdale’s draft Local Plan will cause “massive damage to the environment and wildlife” if enacted, says Calderdale’s first Green Party councillor.

WEST Yorkshire is to receive nearly £1m to support jobseekers with learning disabilities and autism.

Police investigating a burglary in Dewsbury have issued an image of a male they would like to identify.

EARNING potential wasn’t high on my agenda when I applied to read English at university. I was more interested in having my own electric kettle.

PEOPLE have just one more week to have their say on whether measures to crack down on street drinking need to be expanded.

PLANS to turn a former library building into a large family home can still go ahead after a new planning application was approved.

BRADFORD City fans might not love the competition, but there is a new incentive on offer for Papa John's Trophy games at Valley Parade.

Grant Shapps has backed the proposed changes which include new laws that could see cyclists being given licence penalty points or fines.