BINS at a popular spot in Ilkley will be moved as part of a trial to see if it will reduce littering. Bradford Council says that bins at the town s Riverside Holmes Field soon overflow during warm weather when crowds descend on the area, and that this leads to people dumping their waste next to the bins. The Council is moving the bins away from some of the more popular areas, and will instead encourage visitors to use large trade waste bins at the entry and exit points to the site. Existing litter bins have been relocated elsewhere in the park and visitors and residents are being encouraged to use the larger trade waste bins located at the various entry/exit points.
THE return of the Bradford Bulls to Odsal stadium will “lift the spirit of the city” and has been heralded as a “massive boost” to the local economy. Yesterday morning it was announced the Bulls will be returning to their spiritual home this Sunday (3pm) against local rivals York City Knights in front of a restricted 4,000 capacity. It has been almost 21 months since the red, amber and black outfit last graced the turf at the 88-year-old stadium, of which they were tenants for 90% of that time. Although it has not only been the players and supporters who have missed activity at the ‘Old Lady’, but local businesses too.