TWO men who wielded weapons in an altercation on a Bradford street in broad daylight have been jailed.

EDUCATION Secretary Gavin Williamson is to set out how the grades of hundreds of thousands of students in England will be awarded this summer in a bid to avoid a repeat of last year's exams fiasco.

IT is the last opportunity for people across the Bradford district to submit nominations for this year's T&A Education Awards.

TWO Bradford-based supercar hire companies say they are already abiding by the legislation a West Yorkshire MP is trying to force through parliament.

A HOST of Bradford business owners, sports stars and entertainers have revealed what they are looking forward to again when the lockdown restrictions ease.

BRADFORD has made the final shortlist of cities in the running to become the home of the Treasury's new northern headquarters, it has been reported.

WORK to repair a "complex" issue after a burst in a rising main led to sewer flooding has now been completed.

‘THEY don’t see any hope - they want a way out’.

THE eagerly anticipated return of stock car racing to one of its fabled homes has been pushed back, but a promoter for the sport is still feeling optimistic.

THE final award goes to Maggie Pearse for her "dedicated, determined and tireless" work with those seeking asylum in Bradford.

COUNCILLORS have gone against the recommendations of officers and refused plans to build a cafe at a busy Bradford junction.

The new vaccine has not been approved for use in the UK yet, but the Government has ordered 30 million doses of the vaccine.

Healthcare waiting lists in the UK are now longer than they have been for about 20 years.

The Prime Minister has offered engaged couples clarity following his announcement, here is all you need to know.

The government has announced child benefit payments will increase from the start of the new tax year, benefiting millions of children.

A COMMUNITY stalwart who aims to boost the lives of those in need both locally and internationally has won the Fundraiser of the Year award.

THERE are two special awards this year celebrating unsung heroes who deserve recognition for their dedication and pioneering work in Bradford.

A BRADFORDIAN who used his get-up-and-go attitude to improve his community has won the Good Neighbour Award, sponsored by Incommunities.

VOLUNTEERS have expressed their gratitude as Allerton's Grub In The Hub wins the Shared Values In Action Award, sponsored by Bradford For Everyone.

COLLECTIVE Impact's Jerry Crawford has been named as the winner of the Voluntary & Community Group award.

THE community-minded trio behind Wilsden Youth Volunteers have been selected as the winner of the Outstanding Student of the Year Award.

THE winner of the Volunteer of the Year Award has told what sparked her dream to create a school uniform bank for families in need.

EMERGE'S team of youth ambassadors have won the Young Active Citizen award with over 600 votes.

THE Big Soup Theatre Group has won the Business Making A Difference Award for entertaining special needs adults throughout the pandemic.

STREETS being too “car-centric” and bringing a “cafe culture” to areas of the city are among suggestions made as part of a public consultation into Bradford’s Top of Town.

THERE are just a few days left for people to have their say on plans to introduce traffic calming and a 20mph zone on Great Horton Road.

Poundland has dubbed its reopening plans as “Operation Spring Back”, which comes following the Prime Minister’s announcement on Monday.

A NEW food store in Bradford city centre has applied for a licence to sell alcohol.

Although many of Bradford's familiar cafes have long since locked their doors, this gallery of eateries that once served this city is bound to evoke fond memories for those who dined in them over the decades.

TWO of Bradford City Women's most experienced players are following in the footsteps of their young team-mate.

BRADFORD Bulls are one of a number of clubs to deliver the ‘Your Resilience’ sessions - a mental fitness programme designed by the Rugby League World Cup 2021 team, Rugby League Cares and Mental Health UK.

AS the pace of Covid-19 jabs continues to rise, bus operator The Keighley Bus Company has doubled the frequency of a popular route to make travel safe and simple for those heading for a town vaccination centre.

A BUSINESSWOMAN who was inspired to set up a nursery to help children “achieve their potential and dreams” has won the Outstanding Contribution to the Earliest Years of Life Award.

A WOMAN appeared in court yesterday after using “filthy language” towards police called to her home last November.

A SUTTON-in-Craven resident says he stands at risk of losing £5,000 because of a planning ‘blunder’ by Craven District Council.

Two West Yorkshire brothers on a family day out at the beach drowned after a rapid incoming tide engulfed them, an inquest has heard.

Live blog coverage as Education Secretary Gavin Williamson to address the nation with a briefing from Downing Street for today’s Covid update. He will be joined by Jenny Harries, deputy chief medical officer for England.

A hospital porter who crashed into a parked BMW while driving without insurance during a police chase has been jailed for six months.

COUNCIL chiefs have apologised for the state of a cemetery – and begun work to clean it up.

POLICE are appealing for information after a man was assaulted in what is believed to be an attempted robbery in Bradford.

IF you're a fan of the ITV hit show Ninja Warrior, then The Broadway's new attraction - due to open later this year - will be right up your street.

ATTACKS using bricks and stones damaged multiple taxis on the Holme Wood estate on Friday.

MARK Trueman applauded in-form Callum Cooke after his penalty kept the Bantams bandwagon rolling.

HERE is Wednesday's latest breakdown, area-by-area, of confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 in Bradford.

BRADFORD Council’s Children’s Services are leaving "some children exposed to neglect for too long", including in domestic abuse situations, but improvements are being made.

A KEIGHLEY-based online toy retailer is giving away one million free toys before the schools reopen on March 8.

THREE further Covid-19-related hospital deaths have been reported in the Bradford district today.

READING and Leeds music festivals will go ahead this summer following the Government's announcement of a road map out of lockdown, organisers have said.

POLICE reported a dozen offences during a recent road traffic operation in the Manningham area.

A FURTHER 150 trees have been planted in Windhill as part of Bradford Council’s Tree for Every Child project.