Will Kilner
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Thieves cut through fencing to steal 1,000 litres of fuel in district (opens the original)
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Police are investigating a number of rural crimes, including the theft of 1,000 litres of fuel. The fuel was stolen from a site in the district between September 20 and 21, alongside a large quantity of power cable. Against a backdrop of soaring fuel prices, offenders cut through fencing to access a storage container, according to West Yorkshire Police’s Wildlife and Rural Crime Team. Police have not specified exactly where the crime took place, but did reveal it was in BD15 - a postcode area th
5 Nissan Navara thefts in just a week spark fears that organised gang is at work (opens the original)
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A string of Nissan Navara thefts is causing concern across West Yorkshire. At least five vehicles have been reported stolen in the past week, with cases recorded in south Bradford, Castleford, Knottingley, Apperley Bridge, and Wakefield. Most of the thefts occurred on September 23 and 24, with vehicles taken from roadsides and farms "by unknown means." The Navara is a one-tonne pick-up truck popular with tradespeople and within rural communities due to its workhorse characteristics. A Navara not
Thieves cut through fencing to steal 1,000 litres of fuel in Bradford district (opens the original)
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Police are investigating a number of rural crimes, including the theft of 1,000 litres of fuel. The fuel was stolen from a site in the Bradford district between September 20 and 21, alongside a large quantity of power cable. Against a backdrop of soaring fuel prices, offenders cut through fencing to access a storage container, according to West Yorkshire Police’s Wildlife and Rural Crime Team. Police have not specified exactly where the crime took place, but did reveal it was in BD15 - a postcod
'Absolutely gorgeous' - Visitors flock to Flower Carpet and capture stunning pictures (opens the original)
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Visitors have continued to flock to Bradford city centre over the weekend to see the eye-catching Flower Carpet outside City Hall. The internationally renowned project has been brought to the UK for the very first time. All weekend, interested onlookers have been seen gathered around the barriers surrounding the display, posing for selfies with the dramatic backdrop. A view from within City Hall (Image: Catherine Jane: Camera Club) Among those taking in the experience were several members of the
'Bradford Batman' memories rekindled after TV headlines about a new Caped Crusader (opens the original)
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The national TV news story of a partygoer in a Batman costume chasing down a handbag snatcher in Norwich will feel like a strange echo of the past for long-time Telegraph & Argus readers, who may well remember Bradford’s own ‘Batman’. In 2013, a takeaway delivery man dressed as the Caped Crusader made headlines around the world when he turned up at Trafalgar House police station, on Nelson Street, in a 1960s-style Batman outfit and handed in a wanted friend. The latest Batman story, reported acr
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