Bradford & District | Archive | 2004 | September
A new wave of micro-developers could emerge to transform decaying areas of Bradford by regenerating smaller industrial buildings, thanks to an expected relaxation in planning rules. more...
Two of Britain's iconic business figures are in town later this week to speak to Bradford's business community about innovation and why economic growth is so vital. more...
On the fringes of Cleckheaton is a place where mainly young men flock to fervently worship metallic deities. more...
As trade unionists in Yorkshire took to the streets at the weekend, a debate was growing amid widely contrasting opinions about the state of manufacturing in Bradford and beyond. more...
Bosses at the Bradford more...
When your business is kitting out the country set, it obviously makes sense to ensure your sales premises also reflect the beauty of nature. more...
On Wednesday, HBOS announced that it was pulling out of the race for Abbey National. more...
A Shipley firm of winch-builders is set to haul in millions of pounds of new orders following a five-year deal in the Far East. more...
Hospital's high hygiene standards more...
Newly-appointed Postal Affairs Minister Gerry Sutcliffe today pledged to do all he can to save Bradford's main post office from more...
Short-term solutions to ease congestion on the district's roads since the opening of the Bingley Relief Road could be in place by next spring. more...
Residents had to be evacuated from their homes during a huge blaze which engulfed a Bradford carpet warehouse. more...
Throughout a gruelling year of treatment for bone cancer, a musical eight-year-old continued to play his guitar. more...
Police chief Phil Read spent six months training a police force in battle-torn Iraq - but still found time to help his colleagues back in Bradford on a murder inquiry. more...
Gerry Sutcliffe must meet people face-to-face and explain why the Government is allowing controversial plans to close 17 Bradford post offices. more...
An emergency service helping fire victims in Bradford has been suspended due to a crippling lack of volunteers. more...
A special school in Bradford is celebrating after scooping two top football awards. more...
A Bradford private hire driver has been given his licence back after sex charges he was facing were dropped. more...
There surely can be nobody who has to travel regularly up and down the Aire Valley who won't welcome plans to ease the congestion - any plans, even if only short-term ones, which is what Bradford Council admits the measures being drawn up by its planners are. more...
Super League's record single-season try-scorer Lesley Vainikolo has called on the New Zealand selectors to pick Shontayne Hape for the Tri Nations. more...
Matthew Hoggard became one of the highest scoring nightwatchmen in Yorkshire's history yesterday when he hit a career-best 89 not out against Glamorgan at Headingley on the final day of the season. more...
Colin Todd savoured City's biggest win for three years and roared: "We've been threatening to do that." more...
Bradford City 4 more...
Bradford Park Avenue 0 more...
Brandon United 1 more...
There will be a spate of midweek FA Cup replays following today's draw for the second qualifying round after three of the local clubs drew in Saturday's ties. more...
Hull FC Academy 18 more...
Bradford Dudley Hill 13 more...
West Bowling 26 more...
Bees 54 more...
Otley 6 more...
Wharfedale 23 more...
History was made when walkers ventured onto a tract of moorland, near Haworth, barred to them for more than a century. more...
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