Only one of the Bradford & District Sunday Cup semi-final ties went ahead due to the stormy weather. Bradford Park Avenue Rangers from Division 2A - unbeaten in the league this season - and Division 3B's Eccleshill United Sunday's revamped team met
Bulls skipper Robbie Paul is still looking to rediscover his attacking mojo. Paul pronounced himself pleased with his comeback after putting in a stellar defensive effort against the Giants on Sunday, but admitted he is yet to get fully back into the
In 1782, the Old Baptist Chapel was opened in Westgate, Bradford. In 1815, the Corn Laws halted the import of grain into Britain. In 1861, the first tramcars were seen on the streets of London. >From the Telegraph & Argus of March 23rd, 1979...
A family man was left with permanent brain damage when he was kicked in the head by a man half his age as he lay helpless on the ground. The victim, Ian Warburton, 47, now has to walk with a stick and has difficulty eating, dressing himself and speaking
Heavy rain and gale-force winds forced the cancellation of over half of Saturday's 20-game scheduled league and cup programme. Silsden mastered the rain and high winds to win 3-0 at Tyersal on Saturday and opened up an eight-point advantage over Brighouse
New Bradford Park Avenue manager Carl Shutt takes a first look at his squad in action tonight as his side head for Worksop Town for a UniBond Premier Division meeting. Former Bantams and Leeds United ace Shutt was denied a home fixture to begin his tenure
Bryan Robson believes City's game at Sheffield United should not have been played because of the high winds. Robson reckons the Bramall Lane clash, which the Blades won 2-0, was ruined as a spectacle by the 50mph gusts. The City boss said: "The weather
The suggestion that a new report into housing needs could throw Bradford's Unitary Development Plan into doubt is devastating and depressing news. Bradford has worked extremely hard to protect the already seriously damaged green acres which are vital
A group of pensioners say they are unable to sleep at night because of a travellers' camp which has been set up yards from their homes. The residents, all in their 80s, claim they are being woken in the night by howling dogs and that a fence dividing
A Bradford skin specialist today said he fears a ban on sunbeds for children under the age of 16 will drive them to use unregulated premises. Dr Andrew Wright, a consultant dermatologist at St Luke's Hospital, made the comments as health campaigners and
A Bradford trucker who was wrongly jailed in Greece for smuggling refugees is to finally get his lorry back - one year on. David Wilson, who was sentenced to 11 years in a Greek prison in March last year, was cleared at an appeal hearing in January. The
More than 1,500 Bradford fine dodgers have been targeted in a city-wide blitz which led to 29 arrests and the collection of almost £5,500. All the people who were arrested appeared before a special court set up by magistrates. As reported in yesterday's
Measures to protect Bradford's green fields from developers were under threat today as a Government report called for a massive increase in house building to meet soaring demand. If the findings of the Barker report are accepted by Office of the Deputy
Golfers' worries over care of moor SIR - Recent correspondence regarding the use of Baildon Moor has not reflected the views of the golfers. May I remind everybody that the golf club is the only organisation that actually pays to use the moor and enables
