A KEIGHLEY man stole T-shirts worth a total of £219.76 from a town-centre shop. John Gordon Alex Pearcey took the clothing from Trespass – in the Airedale Shopping Centre – on May 21, Bradford & Keighley Magistrates Court heard. Pearcey, 41, of Braithwaite Crescent, pleaded guilty to the offence. He was fined £80 and ordered to pay £219.76 compensation, £40 costs and a £34 victim surcharge.
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The location of the planned micropub PLANS to turn an empty unit in Keighley town centre into a micro-pub have been approved by Bradford Council. 14 Low Street was home to a pay day loan company until February 2019. Earlier this year Adam Hirson submitted a planning application to change the use of the ground floor unit into a 42 square metre micropub. The building has a prominent spot on the pedestrianised street - which has entrances to Keighley Market and the Airedale Shopping Centre, and faces onto a public square. There had been four letters of support for the plans, praising the investment in the town centre, and one objection - which claimed a pub was not a suitable business for the quiet shopping area.