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A man who sent photos of his erect penis to a 12-year-old girl during online chat was actually communicating with an undercover police officer.
West Yorkshire Mayor Tracy Brabin has been appointed to a new Government taskforce tackling misogyny across workplaces, communities and online…
Lawyers pursuing legal action against two companies involved in an illegal tyre storage site in Bradford that caught fire and burned for almost…
BRADFORD’S Reform leaders have proposed pulling out of Bradford’s current “Local Authority of Sanctuary” status, arguing the Council’s…
A four-year-old pupil was taken to hospital after being given double his prescribed dose of medicine.
The University of Bradford says 88 of graduates enter work or further study, as it responds to growing concerns over graduate unemployment and…
A community group that aims to unite people against "the increase of hatred" in the UK says it has been forced to cancel an event due to a…
A Bradford cafe that blends British and Polish baking traditions is up for an award.
Martin Rolfe, chief executive officer of Nats, said ‘I always accept full responsibility’ after a technical issued caused chaos at UK airports.
A Bradford bakery built on family recipes could be named best in the district.
TWO new businesses could soon be opening in one of Bradford’s most prominent buildings – one that has links to King Charles.
An 84-year-old is preparing to trek through the mountains of Albania to raise money for Marie Curie.
Funding to improve traffic flow in area of Bradford that a councillor has referred to as “a dump” has been approved.
A vacant building on the edge of Bradford city centre could become a new café and patisserie – the latest in a string of new businesses planned…
A man who murdered his 41-year-old stepmother by strangling her with her own headscarf will not face a further trial for downloading indecent im…
Hundreds have shared their views on the future of an historic building in the heart of Settle.
A creative director has launched a public memorial project to honour the life of a homeless man who died in Bradford city centre.
People from Norway to Scotland come and visit a Bradford bakery, says its owner.