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'This compact grid carries imprint of city’s past': the story of Little Germany (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. THERE are few more pleasant ways to spend a Sunday morning in Bradford than strolling through the quiet streets of Little Germany, with the glorious sound of the cathedral’s 12 bells drifting across the rooftops of the sandstone warehouses and count
I walked from Eldwick to Ilkley - and discovered a world of magic (opens the original)
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FOR generations of Bradfordians and Aire Valley folk, no hiking route has captured the imagination quite like the traditional ramble from Dick Hudson’s to Ilkley. Stretching for about half a dozen miles across the rugged expanse of moor immortalised in Yorkshire’s unofficial anthem, On Ilkla Moor Baht ’at, this was the walk that whole families took. Mine certainly did, year after year, back in the days before hiking meant expensive gear, GPS devices and technical clothing, when a sturdy pair of
How 'battle of the buildingsâ shaped Bradfordâs beautiful architecture (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. VICTORIAN Bradford was at the heart of an extraordinary architectural debate known as the âBattle of the Styles.â While nationally architects, politicians and critics were arguing passionately over whether civic buildings should adopt the author
Bradford and Bingley locations that inspired this book and film classic (opens the original)
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WHEN John Braine’s Room at the Top appeared in 1957, it captured the restless mood of a changing Britain. It became one of the defining works of the ‘Angry Young Men’ movement, bringing an exciting northern voice into British literature and challenging traditional ideas about class, privilege and social ambition. The 1958 film starred Laurence Harvey and Simone Signoret Its central character, Joe Lampton, is one of post-war fiction’s most memorable figures - intelligent, ambitious and determined
Look back: Manningham workers' strike that led to birth of Labour Party (opens the original)
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I AM walking in the footsteps of history, guided by plaques and memory, tracing Bradford’s crucial role in the early Labour movement - a story that begins not with parliamentary triumph but with industrial struggle and defeat. The natural starting point is Lister Mills, formerly Manningham Mills, these days a cultural events hub, combining converted apartments, offices and community spaces. Completed in 1873 for Samuel Lister, it was then the largest textile mill in the north of England and amon
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