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The boarding business in Bradford receives planning approval after operating for three years.

A BRADFORD street was packed with visitors who enjoyed a popular festival which returned after a two-year absence.

No one should ever go to a football match and not come home. Always remembered #bcafcpic.twitter.com/Q8ua1cJH98— Mark Wilmshurst (@Wilmsy) May 11, 2021 My thoughts today, as always on this day, will be with all those affected by the dreadful tragedy at Valley Parade 36 years ago. The quiet dignity with which Bradford always marks this day is a testament to the resilience of our city. — Si Cunningham (@sicunninghamBD) May 11, 2021 ❤️���� | OUR thoughts today are...

The election count at Sedbergh Leisure Centre WITH Labour retaining a majority on Bradford Council, with almost the same number of Councillors as after the last local election, youd be forgiven for thinking that there werent many surprises this year. However, there were a number of big scalps when the results were announced, along with some subtle shifts in the political make up of the Council. After todays count Labour has 51 seats on the 90 seat Council. Just 46 seats were needed for th...

The plan also says “low traffic neighbourhoods” could be introduced in some parts of Little Germany. Little Germany dates back to 1850s, when Bradford was a world leader in the wool trade, and known as “worstedopolis.” Many of the buildings were built by textile merchants from Europe - giving rise to the name Little Germany. Much of the area remains almost untouched since then, with many of the buildings protected through being listed, and through the area being designated a Con...

People have until March 17 to comment on the proposals. A West Yorkshire Police spokesman said: “Bradford District Police have been working closely with Bradford Council, local businesses and residents on long running issues and concerns about anti-social behaviour and crime in the area close to Ivegate in the city centre. “Bradford City NPT have focused their proactive high visibility patrols in the area, engaged with a number of individuals in the areas causing issues and have made ...

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THE future of one of Bradford’s biggest developments has once again been thrown into serious doubt. Manchester Road Development One, latest company to have taken on the Citygate housing scheme on Manchester Road, has recently been placed into administration. And later this month planning permission for the expansive development, which would see 550 flats and two shops built on the vacant site, will expire. The Citygate project has been in the planning stages for much of the past 15 ye...

BRADFORDS Peace Museum has taken a major step forward in reaching its goal to raise £20,000 towards a new base in the heart of the city.  The museum, the only one of its kind in the UK, launched a crowdfunding campaign to help achieve its mission of moving to more visible, accessible and spacious premises and has already raised more than £10,000. The aim is to show more of its nationally important collection in the gallery rather than in storage, put on more ambitious exhibitions, and ...