Bradford Council

Carl Holmes, Andy Gallacher and Sarah Linley have a chat by a WWII African desert RAF Jeep at the 1940s Weekend in Haworth

Haworth 1940s Weekend to return in 2024 with new organisers

Ben Rhydding Cafe

Appeal to allow new cafe to be built in Ben Rhydding dismissed

Bradford's clean air zone was launched in September 2022

Bradford clean air zone raises £10m in a year

Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt speaks to the media outside BBC Broadcasting House in London. PIC: James Manning/PA Wire

Local authorities need financial support in the Autumn Statement - The YP says

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt

Jeremy Hunt told councils ‘desperately need’ extra funding for vulnerable kids

Myrtle Grove, with stables and coach-house

Bingley: Grade II-listed mill owner's mansion could be converted into hotel

Shipley Clock Tower 2

Shipley’s eye-catching clock tower could be re-purposed into visitor attraction

Bell House in Bradford

Former chapel in Yorkshire ravaged by fire goes up for sale

Susan Hinchcliffe is the leader of Bradford Council. PIC: Simon Hulme

Care system needs fixing as Bradford Council’s costs show - The YP says

Bradford Council leader Susan Hinchcliffe

Call for cap on children's homes fees as owners make 'huge amounts of money'

Newsholme Manor

More camping and caravan space at rural site set to increase visitor numbers

Sunrise House in Little Germany in Bradford

Historic building which was home to radio station to be turned into flats

Keighley Leisure Centre

Two Bradford district swimming pools awarded almost £500,000 to secure future

Chellow Dene Wetlands

Yorkshire beauty spot to be rewilded in bid to reduce flooding to nearby homes

The 1830s villa later became the boardroom and offices for an ironworks

Investigation into loss of listed building in Yorkshire after it collapses

A number of buildings across Bradford will be lit up as part of the event

Spectacular images show Bradford's light festival ahead of this weekend

Bradford Council said its reliance on these workers is one of the “main reasons” for its financial troubles, as the bill is expected to reach £30m this year.

Government asked to consider ban on agency social workers

The water tower at Keighley Worth Valley Railway

Historic Grade II-listed water tower to be turned into visitors' centre

An artist's impression of the Silsden Persimmon site

Hugely controversial plan to build almost 150 homes given green light

Leeds & Liverpool Canal at Silsden

Silsden: Controversial plans for 140 homes approved despite 800 objections

Seabrook Factory

Seabrook Crisps given approval to expand factory in Bradford
One of Bradford’s biggest success stories has been given the approval to expand its factory – boosting jobs and securing its future in the city in the process.

Eastbrook Hall Basement Flats

Basement Yorkshire flats without access to natural light "unsuitable"

Ilkley town centre

Ilkley: Thousands of residents vote overwhelmingly against 20mph speed limit

Silsden Farm Shop Site

New farm shop and cafe could be built in driving range car park in Yorkshire

Ian Clough Hall demolition

Retirement apartments to be built on site of library in Yorkshire town

34-36 Canal Road is a former warehouse building that dates back to Bradford’s prosperous Victorian period.

Plans to turn Victorian warehouse in conservation area into 33 apartments

Great Horton Road All Saints Road

House at junction “not of a standard appropriate for human habitation”

MHA vice chair, Rupert Pometsey (centre left) and writer Novin Siddek inspect the specially commissioned cake at the launch of Baul & Mystic Songs of South Asian Heritage Volumes 1 & 2.

Manningham Housing Association supports launch of Baul music book

Stanley Cars Site 2023

Long empty site could become hydrogen refuelling station

The Grove, Ilkley

Ilkley: Residents to go to the polls to vote yes or no to new 20mph speed limits

The containers at Walkhill Barn

Bid to extend farmhouse with 'deteriorating' shipping containers refused

Ian Clough Hall Demolition

One of most recognisable buildings in Baildon being pulled down today
One of the most recognisable buildings in Baildon is being pulled down today – part of a shake up of Bradford Council’s library services.

Bradford Council says it's had to make more than £300m in cuts since 2011.

Yorkshire council may use up to £200m of reserves in just two years

Ambitious proposals to demolish a vacant office complex on the edge of the Salts Mill World Heritage Site and replace it with 289 new homes and riverside park have been given the go-ahead by Bradford Council.

Hundreds of homes to be built on the edge of the Salts Mill World Heritage Site

A computer generated image of what the new Saltaire Riverside development will look like when complete

Plans for 289 new homes on the edge of Saltaire given the go ahead

The original March 2022 fire which destroyed Dalton Mills

Dalton Mills: Council says historic building is 'secure' despite second fire

Scaffolder Paul Conway, owner of Farsley Scaffolding company, who is reluctant to work in Bradford as the city's Clean Air Zone (CAZ) standing in front of his HGV. (Pic credit: Tony Johnson)

Clean Air Zone: Man who lives six miles from Bradford company must pay £50 a day

Haworth Main Street during the 1940s Weekend

Crisis meeting over Haworth 1940s Weekend as residents demand action

How the £40m plant could look

£40 million green energy network planned for Yorkshire city centre approved

8 Old Road in Bradford, which has been sold on by Bradford Council

Council explains why it is buying empty homes and selling them at auction

Cricketers Arms in Keighley

Yorkshire pub dating back to 1840s to be demolished for Aldi development

Wilsden Glamping

Plan to create glamping site at former Yorkshire quarry refused

Razwana Mahmoon, who will be taking visitors on guided tours of the Hall.

How Bradford City Hall could lead city to a 'new golden age'

Ilkley town centre

Ilkley: Council decides to implement town-wide 20mph zone

Eldwick Primary School

Inspections find problem concrete at two Bradford schools

The Hare and Hounds pub on Toller Lane in Bradford

Yorkshire pub which closed down last year could be turned into shops and homes

The Bradford Children’s Trust, which took over the service from Bradford Council in April, is in the process of putting together a business plan that will detail how much money it will need to turn around the beleaguered service.

Northern Powerhouse Rail: Government looking at ‘better option for Bradford’

Camera Exchange North Parade

Shop vacant after the closure of a Bradford “institution” will be refurbished

1043 Leeds Road

Planning application for redevelopment of interiors shop refused by council

Thornton Road Cemetery Road Junction 2023 2

Thornton Road junction: Year long £8m project to improve traffic set to begin

Ambassador Bradford

Bid to turn the upper floors of city centre pub into 15 flats revealed

How the flats in Baildon could look

Plan to build flats approved 16 years ago could finally go ahead

Leah Barber

Coroner calls for action after teenager is found dead in Yorkshire quarry

How the church will look

£2.7m church in one of Yorkshire's most deprived areas given green light

The house is on a street of exclusive Edwardian villas in Nab Wood, near Saltaire

Owner of home refused permission for extension - despite most of it being built

The existing property at Robin Hill

Proposals to demolish an Ilkley Conservation Area home and replace it with flats

Bronte Birthplace

One of the most significant buildings in literary history could be opened up

12 Rawson Place

New shop front in Yorkshire is “wholly incompatible” with listed building

Dockroyd Lane Oakworth

Plans to build new cottages in Bronte Country conservation area approved

Haworth Air B&B

Empty properties in the centre of Howarth could become holiday lets