AN 83-YEAR-OLD man had to be freed from a car by fire crews following a crash in Addingham yesterday. The car went on to its side following the collision, West Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service said, with the man left trapped inside. He was then
KAYDEN Payne who was subject to a missing persons appeal has been found safe and well. West Yorkshire Police have said thank you for all the shares. Kayden, 12, was reported missing from the LS7 area of Leeds.
OTLEY and Yeadon councillors are urging local people to play their part in shaping the future of Leeds. The city council is reviewing the Leeds Local Plan which sets policies for the whole of the city. Residents have the chance to comment on the
SKIPTON as a host town for next year’s rescheduled Tour de Yorkshire will be reviewed by Craven councillors next week. A report to Tuesday’s Policy Committee of Craven District Council recommends that the town is put forward as one of the eight
TWO Ilkley Town councillors visited Ben Rhydding Primary School this week to talk with year 5 and 6 children about a climate action project they have been working on. Councillor Ros Brown had previously informed the council about the excellent
PLANS to enhance the south bank of the River Wharfe next to Ilkley Playhouse, and to the north of Castle Road allotments, took a big step forward last week, when Ilkley Town Council agreed to back the next phase of the project. The initial phases
HUNDREDS of former students and staff visited Benton Park School one last time to bid a fond farewell before the building's closure and demolition. After years of planning, designing and building, the £28.5 million new school premises is almost
Review: The Children at Ilkley Playhouse THERE are no children in ‘The Children’, but there are three adults doing their best to deal with the most complex of grown up problems, in the best interests of all our children. This is a great piece of
FOLLOWING the relaxation of lockdown rules in June, Ilkley Playhouse opened its doors once again and has performed to sell-out audiences with its 8x8x8 festival and the most recent drama Picnic at Hanging Rock. They have been incredibly well received
A UNION says a planned strike at Airedale Hospital was called off following a new funding offer. The GMB says porters, cleaners and caterers were due to walk out for 72 hours from midnight yesterday in a dispute over pay. According to the union
A WOMAN who was forced by her parents to give her newborn baby boy up for adoption, has found him 66 years later, happy and well and living in Australia. Issy Carr, 86, of Lowther Hill Farm, Bentham, in the Yorkshire Dales, said her tale was one
OTLEY'S MP has formally objected to the East of Otley planning application. Alex Sobel said he had been contacted by an unprecedented number of constituents in Otley telling him of their concerns with the proposed development. He said: "I have
