Michael Broomhead

6 days ago | msn.com | Michael Broomhead

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6 days ago | thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Michael Broomhead

Rosie Jayne Bennett (Image: Submitted) A BRADFORD woman has written a book of poetry to help a charity supporting people affected by suicide. Rosie Jayne Bennett's book, Inside Su;cide, will raise vital funds for Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide. Rosie, of Thornton, who spent many years suicidal, received support from the charity after her brother died by suicide. The 28-year-old told the Telegraph & Argus: "Although it is a poetry book, Inside Su;cide also tells a story.

1 week ago | thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Michael Broomhead

Nikki Redhead is managing director of Keep It Cool - based on Roydsdale Way within the Euroway Industrial Estate, just off the M606 - which provides food deliveries to supermarkets across the country. As previously reported by the Telegraph & Argus, Nikki said Keep It Cool articulated lorries were "brought to a standstill" during January's heavy snow and freezing temperatures.

1 week ago | thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Michael Broomhead

From Monday, the A6033 between Oxenhope and Hebden Bridge will be shut for around seven weeks to allow contractors to repair two damaged culverts which run under the road. A Bradford Council spokesperson said: "The broken Victorian culverts aren't draining rainwater properly, risking further road damage if not fixed. "Due to the depth and scale of the work, a full road closure is required.

1 week ago | thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Michael Broomhead

Leeds-based Ottimi took a group of Key Stage 2 students from Eldwick Primary School, Bingley, into Leeds city centre. The trip included an inspiring talk from international mental health advocate, Oly Newton. It came after the pupils finished their final SATs exams - and amid a difficult period for the school. Students have spent the last two years learning in temporary portacabins while awaiting funding to address RAAC-related structural issues.