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Stories for 27 August 2001

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Jobs go as firm closes

Around 15 people are to lose their jobs at Bradford-based car accessory and discount store chain Carnography.  more...

A sound deal for station

Keighley-based Link Telecom has struck a sweet sounding deal with a Bradford radio station.  more...

Bradford,Bingley,Shipley,Spen Valley News

Missing man's body found

The family of missing graduate Benjamin Hanson today told of their heartbreak after his body was discovered in a reservoir.  more...

Meet the high achievers

You know you're somewhere special when you stand more than 6ft 8ins tall and still feel dwarfed by those around you.  more...

Missing man's body found

The family of missing graduate Benjamin Hanson today told of their heartbreak after his body was discovered in a reservoir.  more...

A house in a million

It is a mansion in a million.  more...

Top honour for trio

Three men who risked their lives to rescue a mother and baby from an inferno have been honoured by West Yorkshire Fire Service.  more...

Views sought on roads plan

An extensive public-consultation exercise is to be carried out before road improvements costing £1.5 million are made along three routes into Bradford city centre.  more...

Quiet summer for traders

Traders in Saltaire say they have had the quietest summer ever because of `never-ending' roadworks.  more...

Bradford,Bingley,Shipley,Spen Valley Sport

Noble takes heady view

Bradford Bulls coach Brian Noble admitted his side had "mental" problems during their 56-30 Tetley's Bitter Super League victory over Castleford Tigers at Valley Parade last night.  more...