About 7,000 tyres were destroyed by a blaze at a factory in Baildon.
A former stockbroker in the City of London, whose life changed dramatically after a year’s sabbatical in Africa, has been appointed priest in charge of a Bingley church.
Campaigners against a housing development on green fields near Bingley have almost raised the £60,000 needed to fight a planning appeal next month.
Residents who live at a caravan park say they are being made temporarily homeless in a row with council chiefs.
A talk entitled The Summer of 1934 as reported in the Telegraph & Argus will be given to members of Bingley & District Local History Society. There
will be a charge of £1.50 including tea or coffee to attend the talk, which will be given by Stanley King at Church House, Old Main Street, Bingley, on Thursday, February 9, at 7pm.
Philip Davies has signed up to a campaign calling for an EU referendum.
Thousands of visitors flocked to the famous Five Rise Locks over the weekend to catch a rare glimpse of the 18th century structure.
Retired warehouse packer Brian Depledge got such a shock when he opened his latest Council Tax bill that he had to sit down – for laughing!
Education chiefs have applied to build six new classrooms at a school.
Critics say plans to build an 85-metre wind turbine near an historic pub on the moors above Bingley will become a “blot on the landscape.”