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Website offers housing advice
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The Bradford districta s largest social landlord has started a one-stop website to provide information about its new a oeopen movesa service. Comment?
Rugby Union: Plant looking for early year marker
HEATH are the only one of Calderdale's six clubs in first team league action on Saturday when they make a second attempt to play their Yorkshire One match at York. Comment?
Athletics: Toddy brings in 250
TODMORDEN Harriers' Hot Toddy road race took advantage of a relative lull in the wintry weather on Sunday, attracting 250 runners. Comment?
Youa re A Star awards have been given to a health worker and two Keighley-based services on the frontline of care. Comment?
Christmas babies all safe and well
At Airedale Hospital on Christmas Day, 29-year-old Emma Witney, of Eldwick, a teacher at Miriam Lord Primary School, in Bradford, gave birth to her first baby, Harry, a son to 28-year-old Andrew. Comment?
Alex Brown is confident of winning Batley Bulldogs tryscoring duel...
GIANTS winger Alex Brown is about to embark on a personal duel with teammate Jermaine McGillvary. Comment?
Several British news outlets publish articles about the Everyone's Reading list by the School Library Association : Each secondary school in England will receive 15 books from a list of 260 that includes traditional and modern classics, as well as fact-based titles. Comment?
Wyke aim to break duck in derby
Division One basement-dwellers Wyke will be hoping to open the new year by gaining their first Pennine League points of the season with a home win against neighbours Birkenshaw on Saturday. Comment?
Have your say on health centre plan
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People across Keighley are being asked for their views on plans for a new state-of-the-art health, social care and well-being centre for the town. Comment?
HEPTONSTALL Brownies were among those meeting Santa at the specially chartered steam train trip to celebrate Girlguiding UK's centenary year. Comment?
Revellers warned to be responsible
Police officers across Airedale and North Bradford will be mounting extra patrols tonight and new year revellers have been warned to behave responsibly. Comment?
NHS Bradford and Airedale chairman John Chuter
People across Keighley are being asked for their views on plans for a new state-of-the-art health, social care and well-being centre for the town. Comment?
Thomas and Sam Woodward with their igloo
Icy conditions meant Airedale Hospital's accident and emergency department experienced one of its toughest days earlier this month. Comment?
A mobile car crushing unit was brought into central Keighley to deliver a stark warning to motorists who dodge paying vehicle insurance. Comment?
Green is top of the Regional pile
Bradford youngster Anthony Green has given himself a pre-new year boost in his bid to be promoted to the Premier Tour next season. Comment?
March is earliest date for Ilkley Grammar School planning verdict
The decision over ambitious plans to create a new state-of-the-art home for Ilkley Grammar School is unlikely to be made before March, Bradford Council has confirmed. Comment?
Moses continues form with Belgium win
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Tom Moses followed up his National Cyclo-Cross Trophy triumph with success in Belgium. Comment?
Keighley head for Hills with pleasing half-term report
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They might not have been able to have a full training session outdoors since mid-December but there is no talk about the wintry weather at Keighley Rugby Union Club. Comment?
Lampkin wins Howden Wood Trial
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Dougie Lampkin showed that he can deliver a top result on home ground. Silsdena s multi-world trials champion rode the entire snowbound Howden Wood trials course high above Silsden without losing a single penalty. Comment?
Craven juniors eye brighter future
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Having struggled to raise a team for some games in 2009, things are looking a lot more optimistic for the Craven & District Junior Cricket Association's under-17 Joe Lumb team for next season. Comment?