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Schedule 14 to the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 decisions issued by the Planning Inspectorate and published after 1 January 2019

A £21m pot of cash to regenerate vacant sites in two District towns has been approved.

A £14 MILLION pot of cash to regenerate vacant sites in Keighley has been approved.

NEW flats, shops, business units and jobs are all in the pipeline as part of a multi-million-pound regeneration in Keighley.

For generations, they were a familiar sight on the Scottish landscape, their huge sails spinning in the wind producing the power to drive the heavy…

After extensive testing, slow mill sustainable power is finally ready to deploy its wave energy generator into the water.

<strong>Letters: </strong>In response to<strong> </strong>Sophie Elmhirst’s long read,<strong> Steve Townsley </strong>and<strong> Mike Abbott </strong>recall their days with BT, and <strong>Tony Vinicombe</strong>,<strong> Mark Newbury </strong>and <strong>Peter Avery </strong>extol the virtues of Giles Gilbert Scott’s kiosks

THIS month – March 8 – saw International Womens Day take place, which celebrates the achievements of women around the world.

"IF it wasnt for this mill, Keighley would not be the town it is now."

“If it wasn’t for this mill, Keighley would not be the town it is now.”