Mohammed Sidique Khan (left), and Shehzad Tanweer (centre) were both from Beeston. Hasib Hussain (right) was from Holbeck.
As the country fell silent to remember the 52 killed in the 7/7 bombing, 10 years on residents in Beeston are trying to erase the area’s bad press.
Looking after our communities
By Caroline Grandjean
Neighbourhood Watch in West Yorkshire is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year and its achievements.
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By Emma Kirwan
Horsforth schools, artists and musicians came together over the weekend to show what the town has to offer creatively, making the first Horsforth Walk of Art a resounding success.
The project was set up by devoted mother Lara Rule, who started with the idea of planting homemade bird boxes around the town and later developed the project into a two day celebration of art.
A Conservative front-bencher will visit Bradford to see what effect community based projects are having on the city. Community Secretary, Eric Pickles, 62, from Keighley,… Read More »Conservative Community Secretary to visit Bradford community projects
Yobs trashed a community centre last weekend in what has been described as a ‘deliberate act of vandalism.’
The discovery was made by a volunteer at the Pakistan and Worldwide Link
Vandals are believed to have broken into the community centre sometime between Saturday afternoon and Monday morning.
Community Centre and found that Vandals had broken into the building, wreaking havoc on everything in sight.
