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A BRADFORD takeaway owner who raped a woman at his premises at dead of night after plying her with alcohol has been jailed for eight and a half…

She was drowsy and light-headed when he assaulted her over the course of two or three hours. In her victim personal statement, she said she had at times felt suicidal. Her health had suffered and she had lost her relationship with her boyfriend because of the strain she had been under.

A MAN who pawned gold bangles forcibly wrenched from a woman's arms in a gang robbery at her Bradford home has been jailed for 22 months.

He had an extensive record for dishonesty and was in breach of a suspended sentence order. The father of a young child, he had gained a trusted role in the prison, working in the kitchens. In June last year, he was given a six-month suspended jail sentence for possession of a bladed article and Class B drugs.

We have sadly recently lost a great Yorkshireman - the straight-talking, no-nonsense former press secretary to Margaret Thatcher – Sir Bernard Ingham.

“If the respectful majority is to prevail …. Canada’s decision to rename the Brownies [young Girl Guides] “Embers” since they are “full of potential” – for setting things on fire is going to take some beating.” “The play contains language of violence, sexual references, misogyny and racism. He said they have “long ceased to surprise the common man with their idiocies”. We get evidence of it daily - and worryingly it does not surprise us. It can be done.”

Food will be prepared in house by head chef Faisal Mahmood, who has over 20 years of culinary and hospitality experience. Bradford Telegraph and Argus: Some of ...

He added: “Chaskah is a full-service catering company who will deliver exceptional service at an unbeatable cost. They aim to offer a professional and friendly catering service at an affordable price, as well as tailored event programmes, working with each client to arrange and organise their special event. “Now I’ve managed to bring one of the best chefs together with my management experience to bring a new experience for our customers. [business](/business/), told the Telegraph & Argus: “Owning my own restaurant and catering business has been something I have always dreamt about. Chef Faisal has worked at a well-renowned hotel in London, which also specialises in catering and A NEW restaurant and catering company is set to open its doors in

The incident is alleged to have happened on the University of Bradford campus on Great Horton Road and a man has been arrested on suspicion of rape. Bradford ...

The police spokesperson added: "Anyone with information regarding the incident or anyone who was in the area at the time is asked to contact Bradford District Police on the 101LiveChat or by calling 101 quoting log 0003 of 8/3." "A 20-year-old male was arrested in the surrounding area a short time after the report was received and remains in police custody at this time." The incident is alleged to have happened on the University of Bradford campus on Great Horton Road and a man has been arrested on suspicion of rape.

Crews from Cleckheaton and Rastrick were part of the team extinguishing the blaze at Ulster Yarns on Huddersfield Road in Ravensthorpe, Dewsbury. Six breathing ...

"Six breathing apparatus and three hose reels were in use." "All staff were safely evacuated from the building and no one was hurt during the incident. Six breathing apparatus and three hose reels were used at the scene after the alarm was raised just before 5am.

A BRADFORD woman who uses an electric wheelchair was invited to the International Women's Day celebrations in the House of Parliament but was…

“Society is the first to judge a situation without knowing the facts that lead to my next issue. She was beyond excited at the prospect of attending the event today and was due to read out her speech on poor transport accessibility for disabled people in Bradford. I’ve always felt guilty or uncomfortable with using my wheelchair as I'm able to walk but I get in extreme pain and get fatigued. She added: “Going to Parliament today was very important for me because I wanted to raise these issues and show people how difficult it is getting around with a disability.” There is a lack of taxi services for people in wheelchairs to prove my point it has taken a whole week to organise a taxi from my home to my local train station to be able to get here today not only that they charge me up to three times more money. “Then the train was cancelled this morning and no direct trains were going, the other trains were transferring at Leeds and with Saffron’s wheelchair it’s really difficult because if the train is running late then it’s difficult to get her wheelchair to the next train in time.”

The police are now appealing for witnesses to come forward and provide any information that could help with their investigation. The ability to comment on news ...

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Hannah Treharne, from Yorkshire Dance, says all of the participants had fun performing at the shopping centre to mark the special day. Bradford Telegraph and ...

She said: “The Dance On participants have had a lot of fun rehearsing the routine during their weekly classes and it was so admirable to see their hard work and love of dancing shine through in the performances.” [Bradford](/sport/sportbcfc/) were given a surprise when a flash mob was held to mark International Women’s Day. [#DanceOn]participants had lots of fun rehearsing the routine during their weekly classes and it was admirable to see their hard work shine through in the performances 👏💜 [pic.twitter.com/Zx6v9EjNgY] [March 8, 2023]

Just one West Yorkshire bid, for the refurbishment of Batley town centre, was successful. After the announcement, Government ministers claimed that areas that ...

It’s a lot of money to spend that we can ill afford, for us not to be successful.” “We are encouraged therefore to pitch for the next round as long as Government are honest with us and other councils about our chances. “Government have been clear since the announcement that as we had an award in the first round, we could not get an award in the second round. “We were naturally disappointed not to be successful in the Levelling Up bids as weeks and months of work went into producing them but we were encouraged by the positive feedback we received. After the announcement, Government ministers claimed that areas that had been successful in the first round in 2021 were unlikely to have been successful in the second round. In January, Government announced that none of the four bids made by Bradford Council in the second round of the Levelling Up fund had proved successful.

A dad of three is searching for answers following a diagnosis of terminal asbestos-related cancer.

He began working at the mill as an apprentice joiner in 1959. But now I can’t do as much as I used to which is frustrating and upsetting. I would really appreciate if anyone can help us.” It wasn’t even a condition I knew anything about. [asbestos](https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/20123781.number-bradford-schools-asbestos-revealed-new-figures/)-related disease lawyer representing Mr Stubley, said: “The past ten months have been incredibly difficult for George and his family as they attempt to come to terms with his diagnosis and what their future may hold. [redundant in 1968.](https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/8015687.down-memory-lane/) [George Hattersley and Sons Ltd](https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/keighleynews/18317179.go-ahead-sought-scheme-bring-long-derelict-keighley-site-back-use/), a mill known for making [looms](https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/16999965.piece-districts-history-comes-bradford-museum/) for the [textile industry](https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/17004434.museum-doors-removed-get-hattersley-standard-loom-inside/), in [Keighley](/news/keighleynews/). He continued to work in the joinery department until he was made [diagnosis](https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/19449509.worrying-rise-asbestos-deaths/), I was relatively fit and healthy and enjoyed spending time with my family. [asbestos](https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/23330260.230-public-buildings-bradford-contain-asbestos/)-related lawyers at Irwin Mitchell, to investigate his illness and whether it could be linked to his working history. He is now appealing to his ex-colleagues at one of the He underwent tests and was diagnosed with mesothelioma - a cancer of the lining of the lungs associated with asbestos exposure - four months later.

Since 2018 the centre has been run by local charity, The Sutton Centre, as a community hub serving residents of Holme Wood and Tong ward, working in partnership ...

“Sam went to the man’s home where he found him very unwell and called an ambulance, saving his life. In addition to Sundays, the café at the centre is open from 9.30am until 3pm each weekday, apart from Thursdays when it is open from 9.30am to 12pm, providing a warm space for local people to come together and enjoy hot drinks, snacks and meals. Each Tuesday and Thursday the centre runs a breakfast club for different age groups, and on Wednesdays the centre plays host to a community pantry which provides access to cut price groceries to help local people make ends meet.

The bid was for a 20m by 15m building with metal cladding to the sides and roof, as well as a metal roller shutter door, which was to be used for storing farm ...

Planners also said the proposed materials were not acceptable and the size and prominent position of the building would harm the green belt. A total of 55 letters of objection were received against the plans, as well as 31 letters of support. The bid was for a 20m by 15m building with metal cladding to the sides and roof, as well as a metal roller shutter door, which was to be used for storing farm equipment.

Bradford schoolchildren will meet Judge Jonathan Rose and take part in mock trials this week in a real courtroom.

Gill Brailey, Director of Learning at the Nottingham-based National Justice Museum, said: “You can’t match the impact of a young person being in a real court building, having to go through security, knowing there are real legal professionals working there, and dressing up in real wigs and gowns and using a real courtroom. [Keighley](/news/keighleynews/), Ilkley, Batley, and Leeds will get a chance to meet His Honour Judge Jonathan Rose at Bradford Combined Court and take part in workshops run by the National Justice Museum. [Bradford](/sport/sportbcfc/) schoolchildren will meet a senior judge and take part in mock trials this week in a real courtroom.

Mechanic Mike Maciej was at his workplace in Keighley when he heard the terrible news. It was his eight-year-old daughter that told him about the blaze at the ...

"There were no casualties and the fire was out at 1.30pm. [Yorkshire](/news/yorkshire/) Fire & Rescue Service said: "It was a semi-detached property and the fire was confined to the upstairs. "The call was at 1.02pm. [Bradford](/sport/sportbcfc/), Shipley, Leeds and Stanningley - were sent to the scene at 1pm and the fire was out half an hour later. Mr Maciej said: "I was at work on Saturday when I took a call from my daughter who said the house is burning. Smoke was gushing out of the windows at both sides of the semi-detached property.