An appeal in the Bradford Telegraph and Argus has led to a local charity receiving a welcome cash boost from a major bank. The Bingley Voluntary Action group appeared in the paper to explain how it was being forced to

A man handed himself in to police after seeing his photo on the front page of the Telegraph and Argus as police stepped up a campaign to identify riot suspects. Ten more have given themselves up since then and officers

Newspaper readers have overwhelmingly backed a school that sent a boy home after he turned up for lessons with a pierced eyebrow. Only 33 readers out of 761 that phoned the Bradford Telegraph and Argus’ special poll supported the boy’s

A Bradford Telegraph and Argus worker is to take to the water to raise money for a cancer charity. Gordon McDonald, a 24-year-old administrator at the Telegraph and Argus, will take part in Marie Curie Cancer Care’s third indoor rowing

Improving reading standards in schools is the aim of a literacy campaign that is targeting Bradford secondary schools. The Telegraph and Argus is giving its full support to the campaign and by joining with the charity Reading Matters for Life

Angry students at a Morecambe secondary school have criticised the Bradford Telegraph & Argus for mocking the town they love. Tourism and Leisure students at Skerton High School paid £325 to put an advert in the paper advertising a holiday

A quick poll by the Bradford Telegraph and Argus has revealed people there would prefer a celebrity as mayor rather than a local figure. The paper conducted the vox-pop after the local Labour Party started campaigning for a directly-elected mayor

Former Telegraph and Argus man Mick Dale has enjoyed the highs and lows of pop stardom since he quit the paper ten years ago. His first crack at the big time started well with the band Poppy Factory but, after

The Telegraph and Argus has been thanked by a Bradford pensioner after it stepped in to unlock his £50,000 savings from an investment account. The 84-year-old said he was persuaded to invest the cash when he was still recovering from

Four former WPCs have been reunited after more than 30 years after an appeal in the Bradford Telegraph and Argus. They first met as raw recruits in 1965 but lost contact in the late 60s after one of their number

Three reporters have become top of the crops to “Baldly Go With Rodney Marsh”. The trio – from the Bradford Telegraph and Argus – had their locks shorn to raise more than £200 for a city burns unit. The trimmer

A district office of the Bradford Telegraph and Argus is on the move – to premises just 30 yards away! The Shipley office will make the hop across the road in a move which secures the paper’s news-gathering operation in