Bradford & District | Archive | 2002 | June
Plans have been drawn up to restore the ancient stocks in Bingley - one of the town's oldest historical attractions. more...
Directors at a Burley-in-Wharfedale-based business shared bonuses of £415,000 after sales and profits soared, according to its annual report. more...
A winning bathroom design which featured on television recently was made by a Bradford-based business. more...
Bradford's small businesses have seen an increase in late payments, despite the introduction of legislation aimed at stopping the practice. more...
SIR - I am sick and tired of Mr Caisley's constant moaning and his demands that the Council provides him with a premier rugby stadium. more...
Prosecutors were forced to drop a manslaughter case against a violent alcoholic after his victim suffered a heavy fall in a hospital ward only hours before his death. more...
As part of a small army of alcoholics wandering Bradford's streets, Keith Cordingley's was a sad and pathetic existence. more...
Bradford estate agents today blew up a storm over claims that grey skies and downpours had dampened the city's house prices. more...
A hypnotherapist accused of raping one of his patients while she was under hypnosis has been cleared of all charges. more...
A plea has been made to Bradford Council for motor sport to return to Odsal Stadium following the collapse of a £60 million redevelopment plan. more...
What a lot of rubbish! more...
The first stage in a £900,000 project to build flood defences in an area engulfed by river water 18 months ago has started. more...
A man whose family has been touched by cancer has organised a massive auction and tombola to boost research into the devastating disease in Bradford. more...
A rioter was high on alcohol and drugs as he threw stones at police during last summer's disturbances in Bradford, a court heard. more...
Bradford City's new supporters' trust today called on the club's administrators to `pull out all the stops' to bring in a new owner as soon as possible. more...
A health watchdog is calling for a ban on drugs tests in Bradford where addicts are forced to give a urine sample in front of a supervisor. more...
The former president of Bradford Chamber of Commerce has warned that a regional parliament would be a machine for taxing the people of Yorkshire. more...
In 1867, American Lucien B. Smith patented barbed wire. more...
It has become part of modern folklore that global warming is the cause of most weather problems. It seems generally held that the climate is becoming milder and the winters shorter and gentler, and we all know as a matter of fact that the days on which we are likely to see sunshine are increasingly unpredictable. more...
Lee Gilmour feels there is more pressure on him playing for Great Britain now than there was four years ago. more...
Gunnar Halle is going back to his Norwegian roots after signing for former club Lillestrom. more...
Cleckheaton's cup dream lasted just 119 minutes as they crashed out of the Priestley Cup with a humiliating defeat. more...
For the first time this year on Saturday world trials champion Dougie Lampkin failed to make the podium in a world trial, and he had no excuses for his lapse. more...
The boss of beleaguered Arriva Trains Northern has appealed for workers to consider its latest pay offer to try to prevent a series of new strikes. more...
Spen Valley residents were among those getting a big thank you from Kirklees Council after its waste management service was officially declared the best in the country. more...
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