Its been a long time, but its time for of 🏟️! Its Bradford City's Valley Parade taking the spotlight.

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Here's a picture of to celebrate over on Instagram . Also, one of getting ready for a show.
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Are you a female choreographer looking to power-up, progress and make a change? Join and guests at in Bradford this April for a one-day, skills-led, bitesize edition of their game-changing programme: The BENCH.

https://t.co/C0jyV066Vq

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Marie Studholme, former Salts Grammar School pupil, & international singer & actor, was besieged by fans at the opening of the Alhambra theatre in 1914.

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Fishing Boats on the Bay of Fundy (1861) from William Bradford on

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Water color and ink work by Hailey 'hair of colors' Bradford

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MORE STREET PEOPLE from John Sowden and myself.
Dick Delaney a costermonger hawker (1888) well know in Bradford for his cheeky wit, and Sara Laycock ‘Cockle Sara’ who sold her seafood in the Bradford Moore area. Plus two contemporary street sellers.

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After the Storm (1861) from William Bradford on

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Going to Industrial Museum tomorrow 3rd Feb for stalls, food & music celebrating Bishop Blaise, patron saint of

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Wonderful and inspiring insights from at in Bradford today reflecting on her processes when writing and illustrating Little Red, Rapunzel and Hansel & Gretel...

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The led 3,000 mill hands to Station for the journey to for birthday bash at Crow Nest mansion in 1856. but it wasn’t January

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look at my good good sons

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How last minute shopping in Kirkgate used to look like.

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Thanks for this chance Shobo!
I would be interested to get along with Deerfield!
Here's my character Ryann Bradford (Wolf)

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“Living Patchwork” by Ursula Radford - our ‘Artist of the Week’. What does this remind you of?
(https://t.co/N1h1pZbmAS)

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"Mickey won, Mommy," said Jane softly staring at me. Mrs Bradford smiled at me, and Jane beamed even brighter. "Did ya?" ❤️ 💙🙏🏻

Absolutely love novel... So beautifully and brilliantly written. A must read. 📖

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mass poisoning 1858. 20 dead, 200+ dangerously ill from peppermints made with bought in Baildon Bridge & sold by Humbug Billy. Acquitted of

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Stare competition 👁️ Central wins every time.
And yes, these two don't like each other. 😅

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