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ROCK: Kill To Gain
To launch their new EP Keighley metal band Kill to Gain headlined at the town's Vizion club. Support act Eyesore Angels played a good gig, one of the best I have seen locally for a while. The Battle of the Band winners got the crowd warmed up and ready
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Wet weather causing a fixture backlog
A Keighley derby match between Oakworth Juniors and Long Lee Juniors on Saturday was among the casulaties of the recent wet weather. The match at Oakworth's ground, Bronte Playing Fields on Goose Cote Lane, was called off on Friday, said Long Lee secretary
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Depleted Keighley miss out on two valuable points at Bridlington
Bridlington 17 Keighley 6 The East coast is normally a happy hunting ground for Keighley but on this occasion, despite a huge effort by the depleted pack in the second half, they missed out on the chance for two valuable points. They fell behind in
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Hollow Horse has lone rider
Keighley duo Hollow Horse is now a solo project, as Gary Kaye performs political power-pop alone. The poet and radio presenter supports Inspiral Carpets frontman Tom Hingley in Keighley on February 7. Also supporting, at the New Variety Club from
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A quieter Bang
The Big Bang make less of a bang than usual this month -- they're playing a rare acoustic set. Hear the Keighley band's 1960s covers at the Cricketers Arms, Coney Lane, Keighley, on January 25 from 9pm.
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Craven kids vie for accordion gold
Children from a Cross Hills music school will perform at the Yorkshire Accordion and Music Festival. The Craven School of Music students will join hundreds of local youngsters at the event in Victoria Hall, Saltaire, on February 2. Many of the Craven
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Children need the write stuff
AIREDALE Writers' Circle is launching its 13th children's competition. The contest, which last year attracted more than 400 entries from across the district, is open to anyone aged 13 and under. There will be prizes for the winners and runners-up and