Bradford & District | Archive | 2005 | May
Annette Gregory may be small but her dreams are larger than life. more...
The Yorkshire Bank is to shut 40 branches over the next 18 months as part of a dramatic cost-cutting programme initiated by its Australian owner, it was confirmed today. more...
Chance to explore the real world more...
The strains of You'll Never Walk Alone and Abide With Me rang out across a sun-kissed Centenary Square today as tearful relatives paid their respects to the victims of the Valley Parade fire disaster. more...
The new developers of Bradford's £300 million Broadway retail scheme today revealed a raft of new proposals designed to drive forward building work. more...
A huge shake up of special schools in Bradford was approved last night at an emotional meeting at City Hall. more...
Police are now looking at 252 postal votes and applications in Bradford as their investigation into suspected postal ballot fraud in the district widens. more...
Pensioners and disabled residents say they have been trapped in their own homes for two weeks because the lift in their seven-storey block of flats is out of order. more...
Young-at-heart elders from an African and Caribbean community group are bound for Barbados to soak up a fortnight of sun, sea and sentiment. more...
A 25-year-old woman who deliberately set fire to her house after a row with her boyfriend has been jailed for 15 months. more...
Villagers are drawing up plans to fight off a hotel's bid to stay open all day and night, serve alcohol into the early hours and dish up hot food until 5am. more...
The announcement today that developers Westfield have put forward revised plans for the giant Broadway shopping scheme will be widely welcomed. more...
It may have taken several months but the Bulls have finally got their man, prising emerging star Ben Harris from the clutches of NRL champions Canterbury Bulldogs. more...
Colin Todd is happy to be placed in the firing line by supporters. more...
England paceman Matthew Hoggard was searching for his 400th first-class wicket when he shared the new ball with Deon Kruis after Leicestershire had won the toss and decided to bat first in the championship match at Grace Road today. more...
Brighouse A took advantage of the home green in their Naylor Premier League clash with Clayton A but it took a couple of late single-figure wins from Ian Smith (21-6) and Jon Edmondson (21-4) to seal the victory. more...
Chris Shepherd produced a devastating spell of bowling to give Division A newcomers Tong Park their first win, which took them into joint fourth place with Otley. more...
Life skills, such as cookery and DIY are to be taught at a project launched 25 years ago in a lock-up building. more...
Railway heritage bosses expect to get more of a starring role in film and television, as TV bosses increases production output in the North. more...
A decision on town centre road closures in Cleckheaton which are needed for a supermarket to be built could hinge on preserving a right of way for pedestrians. more...
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