SCOUT groups across Craven and Pendle and are helping raise money for fellow groups who have found themselves struggling with income during the pandemic. A spokesman for the Scout movement, whose chief scout is Bear Grylls, said some groups around
GLUSBURN Community Primary School has been awarded the UNICEF Rights Respecting School Silver Award. It is granted by UNICEF to schools that embed children’s rights in its policies, practice and ethos. Headteacher Richard Hunt said: “It was acknowledged
AN ILKLEY chippy is in the running to be judged the oldest in the UK. North Parade Fisheries, which dates back at least 112 years, has been entered into a competition by the National Federation of Fish Fryers to find the oldest fish and chip shop
TWO further patients who tested positive for coronavirus have died at Airedale Hospital bringing the total now to 142. The patients died on November 15 and November 17. A statement from NHS England said in the past 24 hours a further 282 people
POLICE have arrested two people in North Yorkshire in connection with a large fire which devastated a go-kart track in Bradford. On Monday November 16 emergency services were called to reports of a large fire at the go-kart track in Spring Mill
CAMPAIGNERS against expansion at Leeds Bradford Airport have added their voices to national calls for an end to night-time flying. In a letter sent to the aviation minister, a coalition of 17 environmental and community groups said there should
DR Michelle Hinchliffe has been appointed palliative care consultant at Airedale Hospital. The role will involve her working both at the hospital, in Steeton, and at Oxenhope Sue Ryder hospice Manorlands. Although originally from Shropshire
SIX Bradford district non-league clubs have been provided with a bit more clarity in terms of when they expect to return to league action. Thackley, Albion Sports, Eccleshill United, Silsden, Liversedge and Campion, who all play in the Toolstation
