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Stories for 26 May 2004

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Buy-out for office furniture company

Around 90 jobs have been secured at a famous Bradford firm after it was bought-out by its management.  more...

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Letters to the Editor

A tale of one city then...and now  more...

Mum vows to sue over law ordeal

A mum-of-three is planning to sue the police and Crown Prosecution Service after she was finally cleared of assaulting three officers to end an 18-month ordeal at the hands of the law.  more...

Cathedral host to sacred art

Bradford is to be the starting point of a major exhibition of inspirational religious paintings.  more...

DJ Spoony will lead the celebrity turn-out

Radio One star DJ Spoony could lead a list of celebrities from the television and music industry who will be appearing at Valley Parade this weekend to help keep Bradford City alive.  more...

`I'll give the shirt off my back to save City'

Bradford City legend Stuart McCall has further boosted the appeal to save his beloved club - by donating a host of personal mementoes to be auctioned off to raise cash.  more...

Praise for pair who went to save pensioner

Two men who pulled a pensioner from a burning building have been commended for their bravery by a coroner.  more...

Better bus links to airport ahead

People may soon be able to board buses at railway stations to get to Leeds-Bradford Airport.  more...

Jailed Zaiba up for top award

A former Bradford woman jailed while filming a news report has been nominated for an Asian Women of Achieve-ment Award.  more...

`We were petrified of him'

A distraught mum has told a jury how her former boyfriend plagued her with threatening phone calls and sent her terrifying text messages.  more...

Garden tribute to the Gentle Giant

A remembrance garden is to be opened to pay tribute to John Charles.  more...

Electronic eye on wreckers

Young vandals causing havoc for businesses in a Bradford village have been warned they face police action following the introduction of security cameras outside shops.  more...

Bus link makes a lot of sense

There is a great deal of sense to the proposal for a new bus service linking Bradford's two stations before continuing to Leeds-Bradford International Airport via Shipley and Guiseley stations.  more...

Bradford,Bingley,Shipley,Spen Valley Sport

`A match I refuse to miss'

Jamie Lawrence is ready to put club before country by playing in the T&A fund-raiser on Sunday.  more...

Fans threaten St Helens boycott

The Bulls will need all the support they can get on Saturday, but coach Brian Noble has stopped short of calling for fans not to boycott Saturday's match at St Helens.  more...

Byas hopes madness was just a Minor blip

The pressure was on Yorkshire in their Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy third-round match against Devon - which began at Exmouth today - after a "mad half-hour" in their clash with Worcestershire last Sunday, said director of cricket David Byas.  more...

Brighouse have little trouble beating Pudsey

Brighouse Sports cantered to top spot in the Naylor Premier League with a 24-6 home win over Pudsey Littlemoor A.   more...

Thornton rocked by Scarborough

Michael Scarborough was in good form for Division One leaders Oakworth at home to Thornton.   more...

Waddilove shock for sorry Guiseley

Guiseley's dominance of the Waddilove Cup came to a shuddering halt with a second defeat in as many days to North Leeds.  more...

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Food guru will fuel Athens gold quest

If Britain bags a load of Olympic medals this summer Manos Giakoumakis will be all smiles in Athens.  more...