Will Kilner

West Yorkshire

News Editor at Telegraph and Argus

Live News Editor and Motoring Reporter at Telegraph & Argus, Bradford. Email [email protected]

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University in West Yorkshire hit with fine of more than £100,000

2 weeks ago | thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Will Kilner

The penalty of £115,000 comes after the watchdog previously warned it would intervene when the use of franchised providers – external organisations that operate in partnership with registered universities to deliver courses on their behalf – placed the interests of students or taxpayers “at risk”.
The magical green space that survives amid Bradford's industrialised M606 corridor

2 weeks ago | thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Will Kilner

But that would be to reckon without the precious green lungs that can still be found along this southern approach to Bradford, if you look hard enough. During the excellent Spring weather we've enjoyed recently, I've become particularly fond of one such area – Bierley Hall Woods. With its series of tiered ponds, this area really is an unlikely haven of tranquility within a heavily industrialised area.
Hotel becomes vibrant tapestry of culture and tradition for annual celebration

2 weeks ago | thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Will Kilner

The event attracted a wide range of dignitaries (Image: YSF) A hotel in Bradford was transformed into a vibrant tapestry of culture, tradition and unity as an annual celebration took place. The Cedar Court Hotel was the venue as the Yorkshire Sikh Forum (YSF) hosted its Vaisakhi Celebration on Thursday, May 8. The event drew a large and diverse gathering from across the region to commemorate one of the most significant festivals in the Sikh calendar.
Huge crane lifts 20 concrete beams into place as rail upgrade gathers pace

2 weeks ago | thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Will Kilner

The beams, weighing a total of 660 tonnes, have been installed in Ravensthorpe, near Dewsbury, where work is taking place on the Transpennine Route Upgrade. Due to become operational in 2026, the structure will allow two additional railway lines to be installed through the new station and wider area, enabling faster trains to overtake slower ones which will reduce journey times and boost services.
Day of music will raise money for vital work of Bradford hospice

4 weeks ago | thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Will Kilner

A photoshoot to promote the upcoming event PEOPLE are invited to experience a day of wonderful music in support of the Marie Curie Hospice in Bradford. On Saturday, June 14, Hot Aire! concert band will proudly present 'Music for Marie Curie' at Bingley Arts Centre The matinee, starting at 2:30pm, will involve performances from Hot Aire!, Airedale Flute Choir, and St Wallburga's School Choir.
Watch the heart-warming moment City's manager took two young fans to meet the team

1 month ago | thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Will Kilner

City boss Graham Alexander signing the shirts of two young autograph hunters (Image: T&A) THE daylight had been fading fast over City Park and, with it, the hopes of two young autograph hunters. But Franklin and Stanley Peterson, aged nine and six respectively, weren't about to give up on their dream of meeting their Bradford City heroes.
Residents 'annoyed' by deliberate fires and criminal damage

1 month ago | thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Will Kilner

Investigation - Essex Police looking into four cases of damaged vehicles believed to have been (Image: UGC) The neighbourhood policing priorities have been updated in part of Bradford. Officers in the Eccleshill ward area have reviewed the issues they plan to tackle. Concerns have been raised over anti-social behaviour, criminal damage and fires being set in the area around Greystone Crescent and Shelby Grange.
Strong focus on Brighouse as police aim to improve road safety in Calderdale

1 month ago | thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Will Kilner

THERE will be a strong focus on Brighouse as police aim to improve road safety in part of Calderdale. Neighbourhood officers covering the Lower Valley area, which includes Hipperholme, Lightcliffe, Northowram, and Elland, recently reviewed their priorities. Officers have pledged to give attention to "road safety across the Lower Valley with a particular focus on Brighouse ward (Wakefield Road / Huddersfield Road).
Motorists warned of road closure as work on huge civil engineering project continues

1 month ago | thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Will Kilner

An overhead view of the work in Ravensthorpe (Image: TRU) MOTORISTS are being warned of an upcoming weekend road closure as work continues on "one of the biggest civil engineering sites in the country." From 7pm on Friday, May 16 to 6am on Monday, May 19, vehicles will not be able to use Calder Road in Ravensthorpe, near Dewsbury. The railway station access road will also be closed to vehicles to facilitate Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU) work in the area.
Spectacular outfits promised during popular event in Bradford district this weekend

1 month ago | thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Will Kilner

Costumes at Haworth Steampunk Weekend (Image: Neil Pennington) The wonderful world of steampunk will arrive in Haworth this weekend. Steampunk blends the retro looks of the Victorian and Edwardian era with futuristic, science fiction-fuelled style. The village’s historic streets are expected to be busy with steampunks and visitors alike as the charity weekend unfolds throughout Saturday and Sunday.

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