Stories for 7 June 2004

Bradford,Bingley,Shipley,Spen Valley Business

Pace in FSA probe

Saltaire-based digital television giant Pace Micro Technology has been investigated by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) over allegations it broke stockmarket rules.  more...

Glass firm's £2m move

A world-leading architectural glass company is set to create jobs and boost production following a £2 million move to a new 80,000 sq ft factory near Bradford city centre.  more...

Growing firm on the move

A business which specialises in transforming paper records into electronic images is to expand its Bradford operation with a move into a prestigious Victorian mill conversion.  more...

Top speakers lined up for convention

One of Yorkshire's most prestigious annual business events will take place this week - with a full house of delegates already signed-up to attend.  more...

Firm secures £1.2m contract

A small Bradford company has secured a £1.2 million Ministry of Defence contract after reaping the benefits of a ground-breaking alliance with other manufacturers in the district.  more...

Bradford,Bingley,Shipley,Spen Valley News

Letters to the Editor

SIR - Now that the begging bowl at Bradford City has been handed around for the fourth time in living memory, can normal service be resumed at the T&A?  more...

Stab death probed

Detectives were today investigating after a man was found stabbed to death at a Bradford house.   more...

Bradford Festival line-up revealed

Bradford will echo to the sounds of the city's famous Festival this month.   more...

D-Day: Soldier's words of war

A moving letter about the drama of D-Day sent by a young Bradford sailor to his mother was read in public by the war veteran 60 years after he had written it.  more...

Hundreds step out for good causes

More than 500 walkers stepped out for charity yesterday to raise money for a host of good causes.  more...

Tributes to former Lord Mayor

Tributes were today paid to former Lord Mayor of Bradford Syd Collard who has died aged 87.  more...

Travel back to trolleybus days

Bradford's famous trolleybuses are making a comeback at the world's biggest working trolleybus exhibition.  more...

'Builders put my arm in plaster'

An inquiry has been launched after a partially-sighted pensioner was badly injured when she fell outside her home.  more...

On this day

In 1786, ice cream was first manufactured commercially in New York.  more...

Legacy of the D-day heroes

It has been a most moving weekend, a time for all of us to give thanks for the courage and sacrifice of the young men and women who were involved in Operation Overlord in which the Allies stormed the Normandy beaches and began to reclaim Europe from the Nazis.  more...

Bradford,Bingley,Shipley,Spen Valley Sport

Bulls deny Harris move

Bradford Bulls have denied doing a deal with former Leeds Rhinos star Iestyn Harris.  more...

Noble: Best side won

A comprehensive 26-12 defeat at the hands of Yorkshire rivals Leeds Rhinos - in front of 23,375 fans, the second biggest attendance in Super League history - has left the Bulls seven points off the pace and in danger of slipping as low as sixth in the table.  more...

Vanzie loses it

Bobby Vanzie will launch an appeal to the boxing authorities after a second hotly-disputed British title defeat.  more...

Bradford League Div One: Champs humbled

Cleckheaton bounced back in the best possible way from their two defeats over the Bank Holiday weekend.  more...

Bradford League Div Two: Clash of giants

Bowling Old Lane have added a steely edge to their game.  more...

Central League round-up

First Division leaders Laisterdyke maintained their seven-point lead at the top.   more...

Manchester Knights 14 Bradford Dudley Hill 28

A stunning long-range try from wingman Mick Piper inspired Bradford Dudley Hill to a welcome LHF Healthplan National Division Three success at Manchester Knights.  more...