TRIBUTE has been paid to a former deputy editor of the Keighley News who has died aged 72. Dave Greenwood joined the newspaper from sister title, the Telegraph & Argus. In total he spent 25 years with the then Bradford and District Newspapers
A COMMUNITY garden is being created at historic East Riddlesden Hall. The team at the 17th-century National Trust property is working on the project, helped by Keighley town councillor Mohammed Muazzam. Part funding has been provided through
A POPULAR annual fundraising event which over the years has coined-in more than £500,000 for Oxenhope hospice Manorlands takes place this month. The Bronte Vintage Gathering is being staged as normal on the Haworth Road, Cullingworth, showfield
A CHARITY fundraising night is being held in memory of a popular Keighley respite centre manager. The event – at the Hollygarth Club, Ilkley, next month – is in tribute to Joanne Slaven. Joanne managed the Clockhouse Project, in Oakworth Road
A KEIGHLEY charity shop is urging people who are planning a spring clean to donate unwanted items to the outlet. Age UK says that by 'recycling' goods, the public is helping reduce the amount of waste going to landfill. The charity welcomes
FIVE young dancers from a Keighley theatre school have won coveted roles in an English Youth Ballet production. The quintet, from Sara Packham Theatre School, was chosen after hugely competitive auditions. Willow Crowther, 11, Bethany Loftus
There will be no Northern services across the North of England next Thursday (May 9) due to the latest industrial action by ASLEF. The union, which largely represents train drivers, has called multiple strikes on different days at train operators
A NEW bus service will provide a link between Keighley and Malham every Sunday and bank holiday over the summer. The Cravenlink 866 – which is launched this weekend – will leave Keighley bus station at 9.25am and travel to Malham via Steeton, Airedale
A CHURCH is in a flutter – and it's delighted! Lees Methodist Church has installed a number of bird nesting boxes and feeders. And it's asking passers-by to look out for any more-unusual visitors. "Our feathered friends of the village now
