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Yorkshire terraced house where the Bronte sisters were born to be renovated as a visitor attraction

Grade II-listed Yorkshire house where the Bronte sisters were born to become cafe, events space and holiday let

Bradford birthplace of Brontë sisters goes up for sale

Campaigners aim to bring the Grade II*-listed house in Thornton, Bradford, into community ownership.

Reader, they lived there: campaign to save Brontës' Bradford birthplace as it goes on sale | Culture

A crowdfunding drive led by TV presenter Christa Ackroyd aims to make the first Bradford home of the literary siblings a tourist destination and source of inspiration

Plan launched to raise £600,000 to restore Brontë Birthplace | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

AN ambitious plan to raise more than £600,000 to buy and restore the original birthplace of the world’s most famous literary sisters, the…

£40,000 target set on future of Bronte Birthplace in Thornton | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

A CAMPAIGN to safeguard the future of the birthplace of the Brontë sisters has doubled its fundraising efforts after reaching its initial target in…

Repairs begin after vandalism at Bronte Bell Chapel site | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Some repairs have taken place to a building at the Bronte Bell Chapel in Thornton which was vandalised attack earlier this year.

Vandals strike at Bronte site

VANDALS have damaged a historic 'Bronte building' in Thornton.

Vandals damage part of historic Bronte Bell Chapel site | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Vandals have caused substantial damage to a building at the Bronte Bell Chapel in Thornton, destroying “irreplaceable history” in the process.

Bronte fans furious at housing estate plan for Wuthering Heights moors

Fans of the Bronte sisters have been left furious by plans to build a sprawling council estate over the wild and windswept moors that inspired Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre. The rolling hills just outside Bradford, West Yorkshire, have been unchanged for centuries and have been protected Green Belt land under modern planning rules. But now protesters are demanding a halt to the building of 150 houses on several fields around the village of Thornton.  They form the gateway to the Bronte Way, the rugged Yorkshire landscape where the Bronte sisters played as children and later used as motivational walks for their novels.