Stories for 6 April 2007

Bradford Telegraph And Argus Business

Firms get better recycling deal

Businesses in Bradford city centre will now be able to recycle their paper and card through Bradford Council.   more...

Bradford Telegraph And Argus News

Partner sought as performer dies

Police, investigating the death of a pensioner at his home, are trying to trace a Keighley man who performed with him in a cabaret act 40 years ago.   more...

Two charged with wounding

Two teenagers have been charged with wounding a terminally-ill youngster who was seriously injured in an incident near his Bradford home.   more...

Village blooms for contest

Blooming Baildon is about to be judged for the first time in the Yorkshire in Bloom competition.   more...

'Cancer won't spoil our big day'

A couple who are both battling cancer celebrate their diamond wedding anniversary tomorrow.   more...

Probe launched after rail tragedy

An investigation has been launched after a teenager was hit by a train and killed.   more...

Easter DIY warning issued

The Easter holiday is traditionally a time for people to roll up their sleeves and get on with those DIY jobs that have been on the back burner.   more...

Man killed in rail horror

A man was killed and a woman was fighting for her life last night after they were hit by a train in Bradford.   more...

Keighley News News

Wait goes on for voters

Bradford Council has still not published details of candidates standing in next month's elections.   more...

Election 'runners and riders' revealed

The far-right British National Party is launching an assault to wrest Keighley seats from the "big guns" at next month's council elections.   more...

Police hunt car

Police are trying to trace a distinctive high-powered car used in an attempted burglary at a Denholme supermarket yesterday.   more...