Stories for 1 December 2006

Bradford Telegraph And Argus Business

No loan-capping for Provident

The Competition Commission has told lender Provident Financial that it will not have to impose price caps on its loans.   more...

Experts to launch finance degree

Two professors who are internationally recognised in financial markets have been appointed to Bradford University's School of Management.   more...

Bradford Telegraph And Argus News

Fury as vandals target Muslim graves

Vandals on a cemetery wrecking spree have damaged dozens of Muslim graves.   more...

University honours six of the best

A district education boss, a top academic and a renowned journalist are among those to be given honorary degrees by the University of Bradford.   more...

Sabrina's off to No.10

Criminal studies student Sabrina Qudir is to get a just' reward for helping young offenders.   more...

Santa's setting sail for charity

An idea to expand a town's festive celebrations will be launched tomorrow with help from a young people's charity.   more...

Homes aim for better design

A campaign to offer disabled people more of a choice in how their homes look was showcased in Bradford yesterday.   more...

Only safe limit for alcohol is NONE

The Christmas drink-drive campaign enters its fourth decade today with a hard-hitting advertisement aimed at younger men.   more...

'They absolutely worshipped Colin'

Tributes have poured in for West Yorkshire Police's former chief constable Colin Cramphorn, who lost his battle against cancer last night.   more...

Print staff threaten walk-out over pay

Workers at a Bradford print company are set to strike over changes to their working conditions.   more...

New name and brighter future beckons

"Welcome to the National Media Museum!" beamed Sir Trevor McDonald from a video screen.   more...

Morrisons' budget foods rated worst

Bradford-based supermarket chain Morrisons might, as their advertisements suggest, supply many reasons for shopping at their stores... but the healthiness of their economy food isn't one of them.   more...

Bradford Telegraph And Argus Sport

'We'll get out of this fix.' says Doyle

Nathan Doyle has promised a united front to topple Millwall tonight.   more...

Fans can help is beat Lions

Julian Rhodes wants the fans to roar City towards a potential FA Cup money-spinner tonight.   more...

Olympic hopeful in line for top award

Bradford's Alice Milnes has been short-listed in the disability category in the 2006 Sport England and BBC Sports Awards.   more...

Craven Herald News

Herald photographer wins UK title

STEPHEN Garnett, of the Craven Herald, walked away with the title of Photographer of the Year in the newspaper industry's awards last night.   more...

Shopkeepers warned to be alert

POLICE are urging shopkeepers to be on their guard in the run-up to Christmas.   more...

Keighley News Business

From kitchen to the globe

A business born at a kitchen table is now at the forefront of developing a wireless technology system which is winning customers worldwide.   more...