PARISH councillors in Oxenhope have agreed to spend up to A 3,800 to equip their village with two publicly accessible defibrillators. Councillors voted in favour of the funding for the potentially life-saving devices, one of which will be situated at Oxenhope Railway Station and the other inside the disused phone booth in Leeming.

“United Kingdom”, which is a certificate 12a, will be screened at the Picture House cinema at 6pm on Sunday February 19. The film features a moving love story that starts with encounters of racism from neighbours and later looks back to a shameful period of Britain’s colonial history.

“United Kingdom”, which is a certificate 12a, will be screened at the Picture House cinema at 6pm on Sunday February 19. The film features a moving love story that starts with encounters of racism from neighbours and later looks back to a shameful period of Britain’s colonial history.

Producers of a TV show are looking for daring contestants to ‘go to ground’ in a bid to evade capture in 21st-century Britain. The team behind 2016’s hit Channel Four series Hunted are recruiting a new set of fugitives for this year’s challenge.

NEARLY two years after it was revealed Keighley Police Station’s future was in doubt the town’s police inspector says he does not know what will happen to the property. Inspector Khalid Khan, who was appointed last year, said he would like to know just as much as anyone else what will be done with the station in Royd Ings Avenue.

A series of festive activities was staged at the Low Street site in aid of the Oxenhope Sue Ryder hospice. There was a raffle, tombola stall – with prizes donated by traders – an appearance by Santa and performances from accordionist Derek Steel.