Michael Broomhead
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Rare bicycle donated to much-loved Bradford museum after adventurer's death last year (opens the original)
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A RARE bicycle used by an adventurer from West Yorkshire has gone on display at Bradford Industrial Museum. The bike belonged to the late Neil Crabtree, a lifelong cycling enthusiast who bought it from Ellis Briggs Cycles in Shipley in 1989 for just under £300. Originally from Halifax, Mr Crabtree developed a passion for cycling as a young boy. His Ellis Briggs bike accompanied him on countless journeys, including cycling holidays across the UK and overseas. In the summer of 1990, just months af
Inside new £10 million town centre shopping arcade with 20 shop units and 6 studios (opens the original)
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LARGE crowds gathered over the weekend as shopping arcade reopened its doors. More than £10 million – including from Kirklees Council, West Yorkshire Combined Authority and the National Lottery Heritage Fund – has been invested into renovating the Grade-II listed Victorian building, which sits in the heart of Dewsbury town centre. The property shut in 2016 and was subsequently bought by Kirklees Council. Now it is back open, it is the UK’s first community-run shopping arcade, managed by not-for-
Campaign to reopen Bradford district swimming pool intensifies with plea to council (opens the original)
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CAMPAIGNERS fighting to reopen a Bradford district swimming pool are urging the council to cancel an order which could eventually lead to the potential sale of the building. Bingley Pool shut during the Covid lockdown in 2020 and has remained closed. Earlier this summer, Bradford Council said it would hold off on selling the pool for six months after it was previously listed as a disposable asset. But the Friends of Bingley Pool – which has been campaigning to reopen the facility – has called fo
Urgent plea over planned £2.5 billion tram network running between Leeds and Bradford (opens the original)
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CAMPAIGNERS are urging new Prime Minister Andy Burnham to introduce “proper devolution” to ensure West Yorkshire finally gets a tram network. In 2024, West Yorkshire Combined Authority (WYCA) set out plans for a £2.5 billion tram system running between Leeds and Bradford. West Yorkshire Mayor Tracy Brabin had hoped trams would be running in West Yorkshire by the early-2030s. But last December – after a Government review – it emerged her ambition is unlikely to happen until the end of the 2030s.
'Put yourself in our shoes' - Widow's plea to PM after losing 'wonderful' husband (opens the original)
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A WOMAN whose husband died from an aggressive form of skin cancer is urging new Prime Minister Andy Burnham to make reforms to bereavement payments. Andy O’Connor died aged 43 in 2022, leaving behind his wife Holly and daughter April. Holly – who is originally from Batley and now lives in Netherton, near Huddersfield – is part of Widows’ Fight, a group campaigning for better financial support for people who have lost their spouse or partner. The group wants the Government to extend Bereavement S
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