Bradford & District | Archive | 2005 | May
Good old Bradford, I really miss you! more...
A teenager has been locked up for three years for robbing and raping an 11-year-old boy in a Bradford mosque. more...
Scores of angry shoppers have signed up to a campaign to stop Bradford Council from banning pavement displays from outside their stores. more...
A woman is facing jail after being found guilty of three arson attacks on neighbours' homes. more...
A historic church has been vandalised by yobs just weeks into a £250,000 restoration project. more...
Dozens of extra taxis may be brought on to the district's streets in order to meet the needs of wheelchair users. more...
The father of a young man who died in an accident as he rode a moped designed for children begged others to take more care. more...
A Bradford eye specialist is spearheading an effort to beat blindness on an impoverished Indian Ocean island. more...
A knife-wielding father carrying his baby son who threatened to kill himself and police officers in an hour-long stand-off has been spared jail. more...
The majority of people in Bradford take it for granted that if they want to get around and don't have their own car they can take a taxi. For 46,000 people in the district, though, life isn't as easy as that. Not only do they have to cope with the day-to-day frustrations that can arise out of disability but if they try to hire a taxi there is a strong possibility that, if they use a wheelchair, the vehicle they flag down might not be able to accommodate them. more...
Bulls coach Brian Noble has confirmed his desire to stay at the club next year and beyond. more...
City goal hero Dean Windass has been asked to break his goal-scoring record yet again. more...
Yorkshire saved their best until last against Durham at Riverside yesterday when Richard Dawson and Deon Kruis earned a couple of unexpected batting points with a tenth-wicket partnership of 75, the highest of the innings. more...
Jer Lane's chairman Malcolm Nixon is blaming the Bradford Central League's management committee for the number of clubs that have left the league. more...
Bradford Park Avenue's new chairman Dr John Dean feels it will be very difficult appointing a new team manager simply because of the high quality of the applicants. more...
Crime-fearing residents in Shipley are calling for street lighting to be introduced on a shadowy footpath to stop it being used as a drug drop-off point. more...
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