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1 month ago | rapidcityjournal.com | Chris Young

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May 29, 2024 | ca.news.yahoo.com | Chris Young |Adam Laver

A man who sold counterfeit football shirts through social media has been ordered to pay back more than £118,000 or be sent to prison. Sajid Hussain was convicted in 2022 of selling fake clothing which included Liverpool, Manchester United and Arsenal kits. A confiscation order was made against him at Bradford Crown Court on 22 May requiring him to repay some of the profit he had made.

May 13, 2024 | ca.news.yahoo.com | Chris Young

Average speed cameras similar to these will reduce the limit to 50mph [BBC]Average speed cameras have been installed on a bypass known for reckless driving. The cameras on Bingley Bypass in Bradford will aim to stop motorists "racing up and down" the street, an issue that has long plagued the stretch of road. The £230,000 scheme has been installed between Cottingley and Keighley - along Sir Fred Hoyle Way and Airevalley Road.

Mar 26, 2024 | ca.news.yahoo.com | Chris Young

A plan to turn a listed Bradford pub into supported accommodation has been approved. However, proposals to change Westgate's New Beehive Inn were described by the council's conservation officer as "substantially inadequate". Planning officers said the city's "notable change in demographics" meant the application should be allowed. One objector to the proposals said the pub was the final "public house of its type in the city".