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A Grade II-listed Bradford building is being brought back to life as a South Asian restaurant after almost a year of work.
UNTIL 1970 Keighley had three hospitals – St John’s, Victoria and Morton Banks.
THERE are few more pleasant ways to spend a Sunday morning in Bradford than strolling through the quiet streets of Little Germany, with the glorious sound of the cathedral’s 12 bells drifting across the rooftops of the sandstone warehouses and…
Many motorists may be risking fines due to not declaring a number of specific car modifications
Around 3.2 million pensioners are due HMRC refunds after a state pension tax calculation error. Find out who is affected and what happens next.
THINK of a pub walk and you might think of a country lane, bathed in sunlight, and a fireside pint in an ancient inn.
Red X signs are used to close lanes in the event of an obstruction, and ignoring them can result in a fine of up to £100 and three penalty points.
The confectioners and naturalists Sir Francis Terry and Arnold Rowntree founded Yorkshire Naturalists’ Trust – now Yorkshire Wildlife Trust – in 1946
A COMMUNITY orchard is bringing a taste of the harvest to the city centre of Bradford.
Skipton has bloomed its way to regional recognition with a Silver Gilt award after a major investment
VINTAGE commercial wagons took to the roads of Yorkshire and Cumbria for the fifth annual War of Roses Road Run.
BRADFORD residents face a series of road closures due to scheduled works.
A COMEDY line-up is promising big laughs this autumn
A ROAD closure has been announced for Lidget Place in Bradford
BRADFORD students are being urged not to ignore serious health warning signs during freshers' week.
A CADET squadron has received a funding boost to help replace equipment lost in a flood
A YOUTH-LED art project is set to celebrate the heritage and creativity of a city through the eyes of its young people
IRISH rock legends The Saw Doctors are set to perform in Halifax next summer
BRADFORD NHS staff suspected of unlawfully accessing patient records will now face immediate suspension
John Marsham, Professor of Atmospheric Science at the University of Leeds, explains the El Niño and how the record-breaking phenomenon could impact the UK.
Permission is being sought for new signage and advertising
Birdwatchers were treated to a surprise
As autumn settles across West Yorkshire, October brings one of the largest entertainment line-ups of the year to Leeds
Fines of £100 have been threatened by Leeds City Council
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