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'Real gent' is knifed to death in shop

Updated 8:11am Monday 8th September 2008

A close-knit Bradford community was in shock today after a respected businessman was stabbed to death in his shop.

Three new superschools open

Updated 9:30am Monday 8th September 2008

The first phase of Bradford Council’s £400 million Building Schools for the Future programme has been completed with the opening today of three new state-of-the-art secondary schools – Tong High, Titus Salt and Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College.

Residents warned after arsonist targets furniture

Updated 8:53am Monday 8th September 2008

Residents are being warned not to leave old sofas and other rubbish outside their homes after an arsonist stuck twice in the same neighbourhood.

Lottery cash blow for support group

Updated 6:00am Monday 8th September 2008

The future of a Bradford charity which supports children with Down Syndrome and their families across the north is in doubt after a funding bid for lottery cash was turned down.

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Voters back immigration levels cut

Updated 11:12am Monday 8th September 2008

Significant cuts in immigration are backed by a large majority of supporters of all political parties, according to a new poll.

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Beat the Squeeze Campaign

How to... save with allotments

Updated 9.20am Friday 15th August 2008

Food shopping can be expensive, yet plenty of what we fill our supermarket trollies with we could actually produce ourselves. Allotments are becoming increasingly popular, with something of an ‘allotment renaissance’ rumbling through the leafy lanes and terraced streets of towns and villages. Why not go back to basics, as Tom and Barbara did in The Good Life, and start growing your own food? You could even keep a few hens for a regular supply of eggs. What could be more satisfying than sitting down to dinner, knowing that you have produced just about everything on your plate? No more over-packaged – not to mention over-priced – boxes and packets of processed food, just healthy home-grown produce.