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Nightclub bids for 7am licence

Funky's nightclub

1:35pm Thursday 20th November 2008

Residents and business bosses near a city centre nightclub are protesting about plans which could see revellers at the troubled venue until 7am every day.

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Firms look abroad for boost to sales

6:30pm Thursday 20th November 2008

Times may be getting harder but the demand for British exports is riding high.

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‘Oyster cards will boost transport’

6:33pm Thursday 20th November 2008

Introducing a London-style Oyster card system across West Yorkshire would get more people back on public transport, a report claims.

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City recruitment firm is on the ball

6:25pm Thursday 20th November 2008

Most people attending matches at Bradford City probably want to forget about work.

Charles to inspect £12m rebuilt hall

Eastbrook Hall as it looks now

6:07pm Thursday 20th November 2008

The Prince of Wales is set to give royal approval to one of Bradford’s most celebrated regeneration projects on Monday.

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Star to honour tragic Oliver

May McNally

5:49pm Thursday 20th November 2008

A “cheeky, lovely boy” who suffered a rare condition which meant he could not speak from the age of two until he died at the age of 13, is to be remembered as part of the Telegraph & Argus Christmas Star Appeal.

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Children urged to stand up to bullies

PC Fiz Ahmed, left, and teacher Max Crowther with a poster

5:15pm Thursday 20th November 2008

Children and young people will be at the heart of a new strategy to tackle bullying among schoolchildren.

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High Street names join sales battle

Bradford Chamber of Trade secretary Val Summerscales

4:43pm Thursday 20th November 2008

Stores in Bradford city centre are battling it out for shoppers’ money in the countdown to Christmas.

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Gritters at the ready as winter looms

Council worker Malcolm Render shovels grit

3:17pm Thursday 20th November 2008

Bradford Council’s road maintenance crews are on stand-by to keep roads safe with temperatures set to plummet this weekend.

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Woman hurt in police car crash

1:21pm Thursday 20th November 2008

An elderly woman was injured when a police car was involved in a crash in Bradford city centre today.

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Very commendable intentions by the police but they no longer have the backing of the courts in terms of punishing offenders to make it worthwhile! Most offenders will get an £80 fixed penalty fine or if they do make it to court a very lenient sentence! − finemess, Bradford

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My feeling is we have to put the emphasis on young, home-grown players and make sure that they get the best coaching and development and get into SL when they are ready. But that doesn't mean getting rid of all the overseas players. As people have said, overseas players have contributed massively to our game and raised the bar immensely. − micksey, Wibsey

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