A WINTER wonderland. Many thanks to all our readers who sent in some amazing photographs. They were all wonderful and if your photo isn't reproduced here we will be using more in coming weeks. If you have a photograph you would like to see
BEFORE the rain arrived the snow covered Wharfedale creating some amazing photo opportunities for our readers. If you have a photo you would like to see published in the paper please email: claire.lomax@nqyne.co.uk
LOCAL tapas restaurant, La Casita has launched Valentine’s Day food boxes to keep the business ticking over during lockdown. The food box is a set menu of six tapas dishes, one dessert and one bottle of wine. The meals are pre-prepared and come with
VETERAN and Ilkley resident Roger Miall is marking his 90th birthday and the Royal British Legion’s centenary by cycling 100km in 30 days. Roger, who was a TA Colonel in the Royal Engineers for 40 years, said he has been inspired by the efforts
A LITTLE girl who spent the first month of her life being cared for in a neo-natal unit has raised hundreds of pounds to help other children. Six years ago the family of Katelyn Wright raised money for Airedale hospital in honour of her first birthday
AN appeal has been launched for unwanted jigsaws so they can be redistributed to help elderly people through lockdown in Ilkley, Ben Rhydding and Addingham. Simon Heathcote came up with the idea after reading about the health benefits of completing
TIME is re-starting at Yeadon Town Hall with the installation of a new working clock on the building's impressive tower. New clock faces are being put in place this week as part of the restoration of the building. Local people are being invited
NEWLY released images show what a planned £42 million parkway rail station near Leeds Bradford Airport could look like. The station, which will be on the Leeds/Harrogate line has been in the planning stages for a number of years, and a public consultation
HEAVY rain is expected across the whole of the north of England including the Bradford district over the next few days. This, combined with melted snow, means that rivers are running high which could lead to flooding. Ground is already saturated
