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A capital dessert which is easy to make
By Keighley’s Mike Armstrong, an award-winning master baker with a big passion for baking... THE London cheesecake is a beloved dessert that has gained popularity not only in London but around the world. But have you ever wondered why it is
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Cash stolen in Keighley house burglary
A BURGLAR escaped with cash from a house in Keighley. The intruder gained entry to the property, at Hillworth Village, Oakworth Road, through an open window. The incident happened sometime between 11pm on Wednesday (May 22) and 3.30am yesterday
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TEAM NEWS: Cougars include new signing as Lynam misses out through injury
MATT Foster has included new loan signing Izaac Farrell in his 21-man squad for this weekend's game against Oldham. Cougars announced the capture of Sheffield Eagles' half back earlier today on an initial two-week loan spell. In other news,
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Milestone marked as campaign continues over historic tunnel
CAMPAIGNERS are saluting a milestone for a disused railway tunnel. Exactly 150 years ago this month, work started on constructing Queensbury Tunnel. The project was scheduled to take two years, but problems caused by huge volumes of groundwater
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Campaigners speak of delight as quarry appeal is rejected
CAMPAIGNERS have spoken of their delight after a new bid to reopen a quarry ended in failure. A planning application seeking the reopening of Horn Crag Quarry at Silsden was refused by Bradford Council in May last year. But applicant AD Calvert
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Plaque unveiled in memory of 'remarkable' Keighley community stalwart
A PLAQUE has been unveiled in memory of a "remarkable and inspirational" Keighley community stalwart. Christine Colhoun – who died last year, just days before her 81st birthday – set up Keighley Volunteer Bureau and founded the award-winning drug
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Keighley gym flexes its fundraising muscles in support of charity
A KEIGHLEY gym has flexed its fundraising muscles. NRGym staged its third HYROX event, which combines running with workouts. And over £1,000 was raised, to be split between Airedale Hospital & Community Charity and Oxenhope Sue Ryder hospice
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Virtual sessions for schools will spotlight open-water dangers
YORKSHIRE Water is stepping up efforts to promote its safety message to children ahead of the summer. The company is staging virtual events with schools to raise awareness of the dangers associated with swimming in reservoirs and other areas of
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History of Keighley pubs to be showcased in latest town trail
RAISE your glass to Keighley's latest town trail! Pubs and breweries are the focus of the history trail, being launched at Keighley Local Studies Library next Saturday, June 1. The event takes place between 2.30pm and 4.30pm. Local historian