A CARE home in Shipley is celebrating after inspectors deemed the service ‘good’ in its latest inspection.

This 'proper' pub in Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire that has 'wonderful views' has been named among the UK's best by food and travel experts.

Over half a million people have visited Bradford’s new Darley Street Market in the three months since it opened.

A RETROSPECTIVE application for housing that was built without proper permission has been approved by a planning panel.

BRADFORD Council will sell Bingley Pool – it has been confirmed this week.

The upper floors of a landmark city centre building can be converted into flats, over 20 years after a residential conversion was first mooted.

A Bradford Post Office is set to reopen under new management.

CONTROVERSIAL plans to convert a Dewsbury church into new housing have been deferred by Kirklees Council due to “unanswered questions”.

Bradford's maritime history is being kept alive by youngsters in a group described as being “more than a youth club”.

NOW in its 17th year, Otley Science Festival returns this November with another packed week of events exploring science in all its forms; from physics and medicine to art, music and climate.

A Bradford project has been recognised at a national awards ceremony.

A TOWN centre phone box could be replaced with a monolith that provides “the modern answer to the demands of a digitally connected society.”

Queensbury, from the ENCO Halifax League, have been awarded £1,400 via two grants from the Barclays Community Sport Fund to develop women and girls’ cricket.

This 'unspoilt' foodie town on the edge of the Yorkshire Dale is home to the world's oldest music hall

Failures on a hospital trust’s maternity and neonatal wards “really need to stop”, a Bradford MP has told Parliament - despite improvements being made.

Bradford Hindu Council celebrated those making a difference at the third annual Diwali Dinner Dance awards.

People young and old across the Bradford district have poured their heart out on paper as part of an exciting exhibition at the historic Salts Mill.

A PAIR of spoilt ragdoll cats from Bradford have gone viral around the world thanks to their posh habits.

A man has been charged with raping a child and making indecent images of children.

Bradford rendering plant P Waddington has issued a statement after a fire at the business last night.

A man involved in the abduction of a vulnerable child has been handed a restraining order banning him from any contact with her for two years.

A MAN who ran a Bradford shop that had meatballs a month past their use by date on sale for a pound brought a bag of out-of-date food to his court appearance.

A pioneering surgeon who has helped restore the hearing of hundreds of patients across Bradford has had a building renamed in his honour.

LET’S make City Village a neighbourhood to be proud of - with a new name to match

IF you asked most people what the name of Bradford’s industrial model village was, odds are they would answer Saltaire, built by industrialist Sir Titus Salt.

IN the latest of his profiles of Bradford artists, ANDREW LIDDLE talks to LYNNE DOBSON.

THIS autumn, watch out for a mysterious pink ghost haunting Bradford - leading film fans to the best Halloween cinema.

REETH makes an excellent base for a day’s walking. On this hike, head north into Arkengarthdale and return over Reeth Low Moor, a typical Yorkshire Dales walk but with a sprinkle of the unique character of Swaledale.

T&A READER Vincent Finn looks back at holidays of the past:

‘REMEMBER the Great Ladybird Swarm of ‘76?’ I asked someone the other day. The reply was a bemused ‘No.’

“IT’S like having the FA Cup final or the Oscars in the city”, says the curator of the Turner Prize exhibition, which has opened to the public at Cartwright Hall.

AS the name suggests, Gather is not just a place to eat - it’s somewhere that people come to meet.

TEA is the most widely consumed drink in the world (after plain water) and it comes in many forms.

IT'S all aboard for a classic thriller at Bradford Playhouse this Halloween.

ROUTE One Rovers striker Zak Khan insists his remarkable goalscoring NCL run is down to hard work, composure and being part of a team that suits his style.

Sheffield artist Jim Ever has been announced as the Yorkshire Sculpture Park (YSP) 2025 Yorkshire Graduate Award winner.

White Rose Shopping Centre's Christmas ice rink is set to return.

Back-seat drivers have been named the biggest passenger pet peeve in a new survey of UK motorists.

Pupils from six primary schools across the Worth Valley took part in a colourful display at Penistone Hill Country Park, raising silk scarves to 'symbolically restore' the moorland habitat.

Drivers are invited to join a thrilling 4x4 charity challenge at Land Rover Experience North Yorkshire, on the Broughton Hall Estate near Skipton.

Northern is offering £2 train tickets to help people from Bradford attend Leeds Light Night next week.

A documentary titled Hijrah Walk: Retracing the Prophetic Footsteps is set to be screened in Bradford today.

Nick Mohammed, known for starring in The Celebrity Traitors, Taskmaster, and Ted Lasso, is set to bring his Mr Swallow persona to a city venue.

A new initiative launched in West Yorkshire aims to combat digital exclusion by offering unemployed individuals free laptops, internet access, and tailored digital skills training.

New images showcase the restoration of Crawshaw Woods Bridge near Leeds - the oldest cast iron railway bridge still in use over a live railway.

Think you're good at general knowledge or clued up on pop culture? Take this week's pub quiz to see how you score.

A SPECIAL remembrance trail is being staged to honour service men and women from a community who gave their lives in conflict.

Heating expert warns UK households about costly energy bill radiator trap to avoid this autumn and winter - what temp should a radiator be in a house?

Prince Andrew will stop using his remaining titles and honours, including the Duke of York, in the wake of the Epstein scandal.

A company has been fined almost £2.5 million after a death at their Bradford site which was treated “like a playground”.