The horrifying footage that captured two pensioners racially abusing a woman in a West Yorkshire park that landed them in prison has been released.

MAX Power says Bradford City’s players know just how much today means at Valley Parade as the club remember the 56 victims of the stadium fire.

AFTER weeks of grey skies and persistent rain, which had threatened the event, the clouds rolled back and the sun shone on another highly successful Great Ilkley Duck Race on Saturday, April 18.

A Bradford landlord has been fined for failing to clear waste, including mattresses and cannabis products, from two of his properties.

Two groups which look after waterways in the city cleaned up a “mountain of rubbish” from a Bradford beck this week.

A detective has said “there is no place in policing for racist or derogatory language” after a Bradford sergeant was found guilty of gross misconduct.

A fresh application has been submitted in an attempt to retain a takeaway front Conservation officers had described as “discordant.”

I tried this best-selling 'signature drink' from a Vietnamese cafe in Bradford city centre, and here's what I thought.

A Bradford couple have fulfilled a lifelong dream by opening a cafe bar in a former library.

A five-bedroom detached converted farmhouse in this Bradford district village is on the market for £625,000.

Bradford is getting a brand new restaurant - and its grand opening is planned for Saturday, April 25.

THERE is no other musical quite like Miss Saigon. A moving love story, set amidst the chaos and horror of the Vietnam War, it’s both a visual spectacle and a beautiful, intimate story that stays with you long afterwards.

AN ARTICLE written by T&A columnist Helen Mead focused upon so-called ‘old lady perfume’ - scents that brings back memories of people and places.

WHEN Lisa Faulkner was asked to read the script for Single White Female, it felt serendipitous.

Experience the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway 1940s Weekend, 15–17 May, with steam trains, wartime re-enactments, vintage displays and live music.

The University of Bradford ranks top five in UK for building repair investment, per SFG20 study. Praised for low maintenance costs and efficient facilities.

Charity rugby event Rugby4Respite at Ilkley RFC raises £7,250 for The Principle Trust Children’s Charity, funding respite breaks for UK families in need.

Charming detached 4/5-bedroom house for sale in Skipton, Brackenley Lane. Spacious gardens, garage, parking, near grammar schools & Yorkshire Dales.

Here are the latest food hygiene ratings for Bradford restaurants, cafes, takeaways, and businesses.

Bradford Grammar School (BGS) is consistently recognised as one of the UK’s leading independent schools, combining academic excellence, attentive pastoral care and a commitment to delivering best value.

HAWORTH'S Brontë Parsonage Museum has outlined ambitious plans for the future.

Find out why this farm shop in the Bradford district with best ice cream and chicken has been dubbed a 'total hidden gem' by visitors

A BIRDING event aimed at those keen to know more about birds of the Yorkshire Dales is due to take place in May.

I went on a British staycation to see if it could beat a holiday abroad. Here's what I found.

Two men were arrested after police raided a brothel in Bradford city centre.

Police have been called to the scene of a multiple-vehicle crash on a busy Bradford road this afternoon.

A Bradford man has avoided jail after being part of a gang who smuggled 150 million illegal cigarettes and evaded over £41 million in tax and excise duties.

A much-loved chippy at the heart of the community is still closed, a month on from suddenly announcing it had shut.

The railway between Shipley and Bradford Forster Square will be closed tomorrow on a day when Bradford City play Bolton Wanderers.

Police were spotted outside a former nightclub in Bradford city centre after a report of a sexual assault inside an abandoned building.

Disruption has been caused on the railway after a vehicle crashed into a bridge between Bradford Interchange and Leeds Station.

Plans to turn a vacant town centre bingo hall into a development of shops, apartments and a restaurant have been revealed.

A man who took part in graphic sexualised online chats with what he believed were young girls did so because he was in a high-pressure job, a court has heard.

A Bradford cricket club has been penalised for not making “sufficient progress towards the development of girls' cricket”.

Double yellow lines will be painted on a stretch of Toller Lane, despite the objections of some residents.

Costa has apologised to residents for the disruption caused by overnight works at one of its stores in Bradford.

A 40-year-old man has been arrested and is currently in custody following reports of indecent exposure incidents in Rothwell.

A man has captured some unusual clouds that gathered in Bradford this morning.

Two men linked to over 40 thefts from vehicles in Bradford have been arrested by police.

Homes and a community sports pitch are set to be created on a former college site after formal plans were drawn up.

Three men who broke into and damaged a Shipley arms manufacturer to highlight the supply of weapons components to countries around the world, including Israel, have each been jailed for 20 months.

A "significant" police presence will be in place in a city centre tomorrow amid a protest.

Two historic rail bridges on a stretch of line between Mirfield and Huddersfield are now living on borrowed time, with demolition work expected in the not-too-distant future as the Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU) accelerates through West Yorkshire.

The next phase in the life of a place of worship can finally get under way, with planning approval given to demolish a mosque.

Greene King has confirmed that The Crown is among a group of pubs being assessed for potential sale as part of a wider estate review, following concerns raised by regulars about the pub’s future.

A travel agent which has been serving Bradford for over 40 years is set to expand.

A Calderdale quarry has been granted a certificate of lawful use for a piece of land used as part of stoneworking operations.

MPs have been told they must decide what happens next in the long-running and divisive debate on assisted dying, a local MP's high-profile attempt to change the law formally fails today (Friday).

THE planned 'lopping and topping' of 36 trees in Long Preston has led to them being given a preservation order.

GREEN BELT land near Sowerby Bridge previously “well known by the council as a historical dumping ground” including fly-tipping and burnt-out vehicles could instead be a smallholding, if planners agree.