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'Every baby deserves best possible start in life'
AIREDALE Hospital is seeking to make permanent changes to its neonatal service which has seen premature babies delivered in Bradford instead. Due to low staffing levels, the Steeton hospital began operating as a special care unit instead of a local
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Green light for electric-vehicle charging points at Keighley site
PLANS to install 14 electric-vehicle charging points at a Keighley bus depot have been approved. Transdev, parent firm of Keighley Bus Company, has been given the go-ahead for the equipment – plus two electricity sub-stations – at its Chapel Lane
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Charity offers grant aid to students in Oakworth district
A HISTORIC charity is once again offering grant aid to students. The Harehills Foundation Trust, established in 1744, provides young people with financial help for their education. The charity was started when Sarah Heaton left £200 to provide
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Airedale NHS trust recognised for armed forces support
AIREDALE NHS Foundation Trust has been awarded renewed recognition for its support of the armed forces community. The health trust has been reaccredited with the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme silver award. And work is now being carried
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Gin fans making tracks to Keighley & Worth Valley Railway
GIN fans are set to make tracks to the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway. A special gin train is returning to the five-mile heritage line. Passengers will be able to enjoy a range of tipples onboard the steam-hauled service. Kath Thornton
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Keighley forum hears about life and times of renowned artist
KEIGHLEY Men's Forum heard about the life and times of renowned artist Stanley Boardman. The presentation – by Tim Neal, of Keighley and District Local History Society – was based around two dozen paintings gifted to the society by the artist's
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Glowing praise for Keighley Cougars as plans are welcomed
GLOWING tribute has been paid to Keighley Cougars. The rugby league club has received high praise from the town's MP. Robbie Moore describes the Lawkholme club as a "cornerstone" of the community and a champion of "brilliant" causes. He
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Community in shock as arson probe begins into Harden fire
A COMMUNITY has spoken of its shock in the aftermath of a major blaze at a historic building. Crews from fire stations across the district were scrambled to the former care home at the St Ives estate, Harden. An arson probe is underway following
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Action call over 'scourge' of anti-social behaviour in Keighley town centre
MORE must be done to tackle the "scourge" of anti-social behaviour in Keighley town centre. That's the message from the town's mayor, Councillor John Kirby, following the latest in a series of incidents. Police imposed a special measure known
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Independent broadband provider says what many in West Yorkshire are thinking
It would seem that the big broadband providers are oblivious to the current cost-of-living crisis, with major annual price hikes, as much as 8.8% in some cases, coming soon to cash-strapped residents. However, brsk, one of the UK’s fastest-growing