IT’S been a misty start to the day for Bradford as fog rolls into the district- but how long is it set to stay?

A PLAYGROUND made out of entirely recycled materials can be enjoyed by children until the end of November.

MORE guided walking tours are planned in Bradford city centre this October.

A NEW 73 bed care home could be built on the site of another care home that was demolished in 2022.

A new Bradford district cafe wants to offer customers an affordable meal in a "nice welcoming environment".

A paedophile who was caught and handed over to police after going to meet what he believed was a 13-year-old girl has been placed on the sex offender register for ten years.

"Disgusting" fly-tipping was left in a Bradford woods.

A £125,000 grant to Bradford’s Museums and Galleries service will help cement the legacy of the Distirct’s City of Culture year.

BRADFORD City AFC have confirmed Strike Padel as the club’s latest partner at the University of Bradford Stadium this week.

The finalists have been announced for the upcoming Telegraph & Argus Retail, Leisure and Hospitality Awards in partnership with The Broadway and Bradford B1D.

A PLANNING application for a new banking hub in Ilkley has been submitted after news the town's last bank will shut next year.

A court has heard how a disqualified drink-driver crashed his car into a lamppost before abandoning a seriously injured passenger who had to be cut free by firefighters.

THE Rugby League Writers and Broadcasters Association has selected former Bradford Bulls head coach John Kear as the recipient of their Merit Award.

This tiny Yorkshire Dales hamlet had a starring role in the horror film Woman in Black with Daniel Radcliffe, back in 2012

KEIGHLEY has blossomed in Yorkshire in Bloom.

WESTWOOD Park booked their place in the second round of the FA Sunday Cup with a hard-fought 1–0 victory over local rivals Bradford Moor at Myra Shay.

Otley Sailing Club, in West Yorkshire, has won £6,000 to help make the sport more accessible and inclusive.

More than 300 people across Bradford took part in events held for the International Day of Older People on October 1.

Artist Jumoke Muritala created the Tree of Life in one hour at Bradford Royal Infirmary (BRI) as part of celebrations marking Black History Month.

Here are the latest public notices happening in West Yorkshire.

Find out how to remove tough yellow toilet seat stains using 65p hack which leaves them 'spotless', according to Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips members.

POLICE are investigating the death of a prisoner at HMP Wakefield on Saturday morning.

A MAN has been charged with a number of offences after four people were injured in an incident outside Bradford College.

POLICE have asked for the public's help in the search for a 16-year-old with links to Bradford.

A WOMAN has sadly died after a crash on Stanningley Bypass in the early hours.

The Post Office will be closing its doors at the Broadway store for the final time today.

EMERGENCY services closed a major route following a serious incident in the early hours of Saturday.

A CELEBRATION of South Asian culture is taking place in Bradford this weekend - from a ‘wedding’ and marching band to a giant puppet elephant.

A Bradford teacher has been banned from the profession for at least two years after kicking a pupil’s chair and hitting another with a ruler.

Police have made three arrests as part of an investigation into an assault outside a takeaway.

COUNCILLORS will call for dedicated police patrols to try to stop nuisance fireworks use in Bradford and raise concern about the “lack of visible action” in dealing with the issue.

A BEAUTY salon that has been in Bradford for almost two decades is up for a T&A award.

WORKSHOPS are teaching young people how to create their own print on the largest letterpress of its kind in the world.

A SHOPPING centre that has been earmarked for demolition has become the backdrop for an exhibition of work by an acclaimed photographer.

WEST Bowling scrum half Harry Williams has been nominated by the Rugby Football League (RFL) for the prestigious NCL Premier Division Player of the Year.

THIS weekend will be the last chance to see a collection of unique sculptures on the moors that inspired the Bronte sisters.

Belle Lingerie in Bradford is celebrating 20 years in business with an offer off select lines from October 10 to 19.

CONSTRUCTION work has begun on a £23.2 million housing development at Crossflatts.

A RESTAURANT in Farsley has announced its closure with “heavy hearts”.

A CARING Keighley girl born with just half a working heart is helping babies with similar conditions.

GROWING up in Portugal, Vasco Emauz has Percy Jackson to thank for teaching him English. He saw the 2005 Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief movie, then his brother told him he should read the Rick Riordan book on which it was based, since the film...

“SALLY had the bravery to write about these women. They perform punk - and there’s nothing more forward-facing than that. Move over coffee mornings!”

SEASON of mists and mellow fruitfulness,

THE best way to appreciate the spectacular Hole of Horcum geographical landscape is to walk through it to Levisham and then return over the moors. The bar reaching views on the return contrast well with the enclosed valley and woodland on the outboun...

TRIBUTES poured in for Dame Jilly Cooper when the best-selling author died this week aged 88.

THIS feature follows the unconventional and adventurous career choice of Muriel Aked, a privileged mill owner’s daughter, who became a famous character actress and film star during the period 1916 to 1953.

DAME Jilly Cooper was a literary heroine for the millions of readers who devoured her books - and my generation owes her a great deal.

THE Freemans fashion legacy has entered a new chapter, with the launch of a new range by Myleene Klass.

SINCE opening its doors in June, Amity Brew Co’s new Greengates brewery has become a destination for “great beer, creative food and unexpected experiences”.

IN the latest of his profiles of figures from Bradford’s music scene, DEREK AJ LISTER, looks back at Brenda Martine: