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'I am committed to this place': Owner determined to make Sunbridgewells work
The owner of a Bradford city centre underground complex has returned home to ensure his father's good work does not "go to waste".
Spat between colleagues led to man being stabbed in early morning attack
An exchange of words between work colleagues led to a man being stabbed in a surprise early morning attack, a court heard.
Land owner wants permission to keep fence at site blighted by fly-tipping
An area of land in Laisterdyke has been blighted by fly-tipping because "people tend not to go the local waste disposal site", according to its owner.
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Bradford man's family 'finally have the truth' as infected blood inquiry concludes
A woman whose father died after he contracted HIV following treatment for haemophilia has said she feels "we've finally got the truth now" - after the inquiry into the infected blood scandal concluded.
West Yorkshire Police officer died in M1 crash over weekend
A West Yorkshire Police officer in his 20s died in a crash on the M1 over the weekend, it has been confirmed.
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