Bradford & District | Archive | 2005 | April
A return of consumer confidence and stable housing market would enhance profits for specialist mortgage lender Bradford & Bingley, says its chief executive. more...
Chance to tackle climate change more...
Bradford election bosses today admitted they are powerless to tackle potential large-scale postal vote fraud. more...
At the last count more than 15 per cent of Bradford's electorate had applied to vote by post. more...
Campaigners fighting to save Horsfall Playing Fields believe a 75-year-old council minute could be the key to keeping them open to the public. more...
In an age when churning out naff pop songs while dressed in retro party gear passes as a musical, it's nice to know the old classics are still out there. more...
A new shopping centre due to open in summer in the heart of the city is set to bring a jobs boost to the district. more...
When most rock bands start out on the road to stardom the last thing they want to do is give away their hard-earned money. more...
An open verdict has been recorded at an inquest into the death of a 20-year-old man who died in a high-speed car crash. more...
A businessman fears a historic building will be ruined by plans to covert it into apartments. more...
The long road to the multi-million-pound redevelopment of Odsal as a "sports village" seems to have no end and, what's more, is full of potholes. The latest of these, threatening to interrupt the progress of a scheme which (according to Bradford Bulls chairman Chris Caisley) affects the whole of that side of the city, is the discovery of a document which appears to insist that Horsfall Playing Fields must be permanently preserved for public recreation. more...
Mark Bower is relishing the prospect of a real tilt at promotion next season. more...
Off-season recruit Andy Lynch has found his feet at the Bulls, putting in a string of solid performances off the bench and coming to the fore with a fine two-try effort in the tough Easter weekend loss at St Helens. more...
Guiseley 1 more...
Despite a fine 21-5 win for Paul Arthurs, Armley Cons found themselves slipping to an 18-12 defeat at the hands of Brighouse A in the Naylor Premier League. more...
Hutton has long been a name revered in Yorkshire cricket but the two latest big-hitters to grace the scene are brothers from Australia. more...
Drighlington finished Pennine League Premier Division top dogs in a more...
Keighley has found itself in the glare of the political spotlight in the run up to the General Election. more...
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