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Oakworth Easter event to raise money for village hall
VILLAGERS are being urged to take part in an Easter trail. The event, at Oakworth, will raise money to help maintain the village hall. Eggs, Easter bunnies and chicks will be dotted around, with each containing a letter. When all are collected
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Unit to tackle violence against women & girls begins its work
A GROUNDBREAKING unit has begun work tackling violence against women and girls. The team, the first of its kind nationally, will operate across the district and regionally. Involved in the initiative are West Yorkshire Police, and the region's
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Help at hand for Keighley-district smokers seeking to quit
SUPPORT is at hand for smokers seeking to stub out the habit. The message was issued by regional health chiefs to coincide with national No Smoking Day, which this year marked its 40th anniversary. NHS figures show that smoking rates have fallen
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Haworth Band members take to the hills for Hobble performance
HAWORTH Band is used to playing at various venues. And for its latest engagement, members took to the hills. Five musicians, dressed for the cold, played early-morning at Bronte Waterfall to welcome competitors taking part in this year's Haworth
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Easter trail to be held in gardens of East Riddlesden Hall
AN Easter trail is being staged in the gardens of historic East Riddlesden Hall. As part of the venture, families will complete ten activities – from welly wanging to egg and spoon races. Trail packs include a map of the activities, bunny ears
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Keighley car wash sessions to raise funds for Manorlands
A SERIES of charity car washes is being staged in Keighley during Ramadan. Hainworth Wood Community Kitchen is holding the events, opposite the main entrance to Lund Park. Proceeds are going to the Oxenhope Sue Ryder hospice, Manorlands.
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New drive launched to revitalise Keighley 'gem'
A NEW drive has been launched to revitalise a "gem of our town" amid claims it's been neglected by Bradford Council. Calls are being made for the rejuvenation of Keighley market hall, in Low Street. The town's MP, Robbie Moore, has met with