Trading Standards busted a number of local shops in Bradford this week, and this is what they found and how much it would retail at.

A car involved in a police chase was involved in crash on a busy Bradford road in the early hours of this morning.

Campaigners for much-needed lifts at a West Yorkshire rail station intend to keep the heat on to ensure they are finally built.

EXTENSIVE repair works have been proposed for Oakwell Hall to remedy damage and ensure its longevity.

A tropical-themed visitor attraction is set to open in a park this summer.

A MASSIVE fundraising effort is underway in support of Oxenhope hospice Manorlands.

APRIL sees the launch of Undercliffe Cemetery’s seasonal programme of tours and talks, running until October 2026. Currently ablaze with daffodils and blossom, the sound and sight of birds preparing nests, and occasional glimpses of foxes, this Gra...

ECCLESHILL to Undercliffe makes a fine urban walk, passing through streets, open ground and former industrial routes that link north Bradford’s working past with what remains today.

HE’S the longest-serving judge on Strictly Come Dancing, master of the glitterball and a national treasure.

Frequent and reliable public transport is the only way damaging emissions from vehicles can be cut by getting people out of their cars, councillors heard.

Lee Ashforth signs new two-year contract with Campion AFC, extending his stay until 2028. Ashforth celebrates 250 games and aims for further success at Step 5.

LAUREN Winfield-Hill will lead her beloved Yorkshire out on to the field today, but her life is about so much more than that now.

Funeral of Yorkshire cricketer Keith Gillhouley, famed left-arm spinner, announced for 13 April at Rawdon Crematorium with wake at Guiseley Cricket Club.

ORGANISERS of next month's Embsay Festival say they hope it will replace Glastonbury in music-lovers diaries this year.

Bradford holds multi-faith remembrance service in City Park to honour Prince Philip, with tributes from Muslim, Jewish, Sikh and Hindu communities.

Barratt and David Wilson Homes donate £3,000 to The Prince of Wales Hospice, funding 120 hours of nursing care for patients amid UK hospice funding crisis.

North Yorkshire farmers and the NFU urge dog owners to control pets after a surge in sheep attacks. Livestock worrying costs exceeded £2.4m in 2023.

Countryside four-bed house with stables, converted barn and 3 acres for sale in Scholes/Wyke near Brighouse. Ideal rural retreat for equestrian families.

FirstGroup bus company has acquired long-standing coach operator, Wilfreda Beehive, to strengthen its UK portfolio.

Barratt and David Wilson Homes have secured a top industry rating for the 17th year in a row.

Malt Kiln Lane in Thornton, Bradford, will close to vehicles on 14 April for waterworks, with diversions in place. Pedestrian access remains unaffected.

Barratt and David Wilson Homes West Yorkshire earn HBF five-star customer satisfaction rating for 17th year. Barratt Redrow donates £25k to Construction Youth Trust.

The Yorkshire Society launches Choose Yorkshire, a free online business directory to support local firms. Includes news on Race Day and Yorkshire Heritage Summit.

Aldi urges shoppers to donate pet food during National Pet Month to help Yorkshire families. Donations support local charities via Neighbourly partnership.

Last chance for tickets: Olivier Award-winning musical Operation Mincemeat at Bradford’s Alhambra Theatre. Acclaimed West End show—book now for 2024!

The wildlife trust which owns Low Wood nature reserve at Riddlesden is celebrating a milestone.

Viewers react as ITV shuts down children's channel CITV after 42 years on air.

A former dentist’s premises near Brighouse could become a shop, if planners agree the building’s use can be changed.

Police have confirmed that a man was rushed to hospital after suffering injuries to the back of his neck.

This morning police were called to a property suspected to be growing cannabis in the city centre, and this is what they found...

The emergency services have revealed why an air ambulance could be seen flying over Batley today.

Police are appealing for information after a woman died when hit by a car on the M621.

A court has heard how a disqualified driver who led police on a 14-minute high-speed car chase had racked up a jaw-dropping 48 penalty points on his licence.

DOZENS of candidates are vying for seats across the Bradford district at the upcoming Local Elections. Bradford Council has published the full list of those standing for election in all 30 wards.

Police are investigating a suspected arson case in Holme Wood, Bradford, after reports of a car being set alight early this morning.

Bradford city centre venue Record Café has been named CAMRA Bradford Branch Pub of the Year 2026.

A question mark is hanging over a restaurant run by The Piece Hall Trust which is housed in the Grade I tourist attraction.

A TRIBUTE has been unveiled to Haworth Riding for the Disabled founder Jackie Butterfield.

This Bradford resident is fed up of being met with masses of rubbish dumped outside his home, week in, week out.

Police are investigating a reported assault at a supermarket in Batley.

A SITE in Keighley targeted by suspected arsonists was earmarked to share in a £300,000 improvement pot.

A family wanting to use the kitchen at their home to bake goods for sale at some events are applying to their council for permission to do so.

A familiar face for Bradford clubbers has written an England anthem ahead of the World Cup this summer.

Football legend Chris Kamara to host the Betfred Challenge Cup semi-final draw live on BBC One with Jamie Peacock during Wakefield Trinity v Wigan Warriors.

A PARAGLIDER was airlifted to hospital after crashing onto rocks close to the summit of Ingleborough earlier this week.

A Bradford family is appealing for support to help fund specialist equipment for their daughter Isabelle, to improve her quality of life.

BRADFORD Bulls went up to Super League twice over the winter, with star player and head coach Kieron Johnson excited for the wheelchair side to begin.

THE vultures were circling around Bradford (Park Avenue) in April 1969, with David Lawson about to go on a mad football journey, largely at Everton.

WHEN it comes to handbags I always thought that men were the more sensible of the species.

Allowing part of premises housing a shop and a home to be used as a day centre will help support older women who are often isolated and suffer loneliness, planners are told.