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“MOST days we could fill our tables twice over.” Since opening for outdoor service on April 12, The Stansfield Arms has been inundated with calls for table bookings, and staff are doing their best to accommodate people. “We are getting hundreds of enquiries,” said front of house manager Jak Locker. “With the sun shining everyone wants to come to the pub. It is a great atmosphere - people have been taking selfies as they have their first pint.” Although it is wise to book in advance at the Apperley Bridge inn, some walk-ins are able to be seated. “People can be lucky, but...

People in Bradford have been naming their favourite hairdressers BRADFORD residents have been sharing their favourite hairdressers across the district, after salons opened last week after three months. At the weekend, we shared a list of ten of the best salons across Bradford according to Google Reviews, with several 5-star rated premises making the list. Following the publication of the list, people shared their favourite hairdressers and barbers and why they are the best. Many people couldn’t wait to get back to see their hairdresser last week after hair salons reopened on April 12,...

Police responded to the scene after a car crashed into lamp post at Apperley Bridge this morning A MAN suffered minor injuries after crashing into a lamp post at Apperley Bridge this morning. Police responded to the accident on Apperley Lane after receiving a call at 9.59am. A spokesperson for West Yorkshire Police said: "A single vehicle (black Corsa) had left the road and collided with a lamp post. No other vehicles were involved. "The driver, a 19-year-old man, suffered minor injuries. "The car was causing an obstruction resulting in tailbacks." Comments are closed on this articl...

KAY Mellor has met several lottery winners and, she says, “it’s not always a happy ending”. “The euphoria of winning the lottery sometimes only lasts five or six days,” says the Bafta-winning screenwriter, who has interviewed jackpot winners as research for her four series of The Syndicate. Each series has explored the impact of a major lottery win on a syndicate of ordinary people. The first series, in 2012, centred on a group of supermarket workers; the second was set in a hospital, filmed at St Luke’s Hospital in Bradford, and the third focussed on the staff of a country ...

Submitting... “I started working on farms around Calverley when I was a boy. It was all I ever wanted to do. Farming is a funny thing. Once it’s in your blood it doesn’t leave. I worked for dairy farmers Clifford Sheard of Acacia Farm in Apperley Bridge and Jim Scott of Walm Lane in Yeadon when I was in my teens. Andrew and Kim also keep geese at Bramhope Beef & Lamb “Jim had 60 cows and also bottled his milk, which went on doorstep delivery. I was earning £55 a week and was paid in pound notes in a brown envelope.”