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Show will tell how railway was saved
An exhibition will show how a steam railway was saved from the scrap heap 40 years ago. The Keighley and Worth Valley Railway was launched on Saturday, June 29, 1968, just two months before steam on Britain's main lines was due to fold. The volunteer
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‘Virtual tour’ opens museum to disabled
Keighley's historic Cliffe Castle Museum has gone high-tech to help disabled visitors. A new "virtual tour" is in operation on the ground floor using a computer screen and mouse. Information is provided for a variety of users in audio, text and British
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Fun day wins top accolade
Organisers of a Keighley fun day have won a national award for their efforts. Bradford Council's Skills for Work scooped the "Best Family Learning Week Lifestyle Award" in recognition of the successful event at its Woodville Work Activity Centre. The
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Vets offering cut-price vaccinations
Cut-price vaccinations are being offered for cats, dogs and rabbits in Keighley to slash the disease rate. Aireworth Vets want to tackle the high rate of canine parvovirus and cat flu in the local area. The surgery is offering the service throughout
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Just what the artist ordered!
PICTURES are just what the doctor ordered for a group of amateur artists in Keighley. The KAF Group has been invited to provide paintings for the walls of Farfield osteopaths' practice. The artists have provided around a dozen pictures for the recently
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Black Dyke celebrates Ilkley centenary
The centenary of Ilkley King's Hall and Winter Gardens is being marked with a series of events in the middle of next month. On the evening of Thursday, April 17, the Black Dyke Mills Band will be playing in a concert atthe venue organised by Ilkley
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Marti matures into a mellow Pellow
He was the twinkly-eyed pop crooner with a grin as wide as the Clyde who melted many a female heart fronting Eighties band Wet Wet Wet. Twenty years later, he may be older and wiser, but Marti Pellow is still flashing that trademark grin. Later
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GAME: Frontlines Fuel of War
It isn't a wise move to bring out a modern combat game almost straight after Call of Duty 4 came out, especially if it's nowhere near as good. Both of these Xbox 360 games are first person shooters and they're both the same theme. It takes ages to reload
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GAME: The Club
The Club for the Xbox 360 is a strange combination of gameplay styles in which you get a no-holds-barred fast-paced third-person shooting game crossed with a racing title It's bizarre, yes, but highly entertaining. You are set challenges in numerous