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	City of Bradford - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The City of Bradford Metropolitan District is a metropolitan borough in West Yorkshire, England.
		In terms of the population of its urban area area, which is the primary meaning of city in British English, Bradford is around the tenth largest city in England.
		The Bradford Metropolitan District (population:477,770 Source ONS 2003 Mid Year Estinate) is England's 4th largest district with city status.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/City_of_Bradford

	Bradford
		Welcome to Bradford, an industrial city on the edge of the moors of the Britain's West Yorkshire Pennines and in the heart of Bronte Country- where the Bronte sisters were born and lived and wrote their classic novels.
		The city is well connected with the outside world, having a short motorway (the M606) linking it to the M62 trans-Pennine route, and having no less than two main railway stations at Forster Square and Bradford Interchange in the city centre (the latter also containing an integrated and recently refurbished bus station).
		In sport, the city of Bradford has historically been represented by Bradford City F.C. (which usually plays at the local Valley Parade stadium), Bradford Park Avenue Football Club and the famous Bradford Bulls rugby club.
	www.city-of-bradford.com /welcome.html

	The City of Bradford - University of Bradford
		Bradford's annual Festival, described by the Arts Council as the best of its kind in the country, brings a wealth of international and multicultural talent to the city and includes a spectacular Mela (an Asian bazaar cum music-and-dance event lasting a whole weekend) in one of the city's parks.
		Bradford's rich history can still be seen in the architecture of the city from the grand Italianate City Hall and Wool Exchange (now converted into shops) to the city's historic merchant quarter with its famous street sculptures and Design Exchange.
		If you enjoy watching top-class sport, there's top flight football with Bradford City and Rugby Superleague with Bradford Bulls, Challenge Cup winners
	www.bradford.ac.uk /external/geninfo/city.php

	bradford_away
		City's defence again failed to clear the ball on the edge of their own penalty area, the ball fell to Gary Locke who smashed the ball into the net.
		Thankfully, all of the 2,500 City support had made it into the ground before there was any serious action and discovered that Andy Goram who had signed on a months trial was on the bench whilst Youseff Safri was left out altogether.
		The reply from the City support was a "We want Strachan Out" chant which was very loud for those of us in the upper tier of the visitors end.
	www.geocities.com /skybluetillidie/bradford_away.html

	Huge boost in city fight
		Bradford City's fight for survival was given a huge boost today as one of the club's biggest sponsors handed over a cheque for £55,000.
		We will be part of the Bradford scene for many years to come and if we can help make sure that the same applies to Bradford City then we will be delighted.
		City fans will be able to get in the party mood and raise vital cash for the club at a big fund-raiser at Livingstones tonight.
	www.thisisbradford.co.uk /bradford__district/archive/2004/05/24/brad_news01.int.html

	Bradford Sculpture Trail - Art - Bradford City Disaster Memorial
		The form of the memorial was a collaboration between the sculptor in Germany and Bradford City Council's landscape architects.
		The impact of the disastrous fire at the Bradford City Football ground is evident in this memorial and the continuation of fresh flowers surrounding it.
		Bradford is twinned with the German town of Hamm, and his wife, Joyce Reisner, was one of the members of the Hamm Civic Party at the Valley Parade ground on the fateful day of the disaster.
	www.ngfl.ac.uk /sculptrail/sculp2.html

	11thmay.html
		Bradford’s deputy Lord Mayor Bill Nunn and his wife Betty, the Lady Mayoress, had been in it, playing host to the civic heads from the city’s twin towns in West Germany, Belgium, and France, who had come over for the Championship day.
		These facts are scarred forever across the collective consciousness of Bradford, and indeed many other towns and cities; people had come from all over the North to watch City’s young team parade the Third Division Championship trophy before the last match of the season.
		The game against Lincoln City was proving to be a scrappy goalless affair when, shortly before half-time, a puff of smoke rose from the seating at the far end of the main stand.
	www.geocities.com /citygirl_2000_uk/11thmay.html

	Bradford - Art History Online Reference and Guide
		Bradford is the home of the very successful Rugby League side Bradford Bulls and the less successful football clubs Bradford City and Bradford (Park Avenue) A.F.C.
		Bradford Interchange: a station was opened by the joint efforts of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway and the Great Northern Railway on 9 May 1850, although the station was rebuilt nearer the city centre in 1867, as Bradford Exchange.
		Bradford is the major settlement in the City of Bradford Metropolitan District, in the north of England in the county of West Yorkshire.
	www.arthistoryclub.com /art_history/Bradford

	Bradford City A.F.C. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Watson was, at that time, the most expensive player in Bradford City's history having cost them £550,000, and was playing in only his third match for the club.
		The nickname survives, however, in one of the club's mascots, the City Gent, a man in a bowler hat who throws sweets to children in the crowd before matches.
		With this in mind, in the 1960s, attempts were made to replace the nickname with "The City Gents" or just "The Gents".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bradford_City_F.C.

	Bradford City Women's Football Club
		City continued to press however and again took the lead when an Ellena corner was cleared, but only as far as Heather who once again did the honours firing low and hard into the corner to go in at half time with a one goal advantage.
		This time it was city who went on to score at the death when Yaz used her strength to hold off a defender before shooting and scoring in the bottom left hand corner.
		City looked much the better team and were rewarded after only 14 minutes when Super Yaz picked up the ball on the edge of the area, cut it back to Heather who duly volleyed in, one nil.
	www.bcwfc.com /results.html

	Bradford City
		Bradford was given its Charter as a City in July 1897, just 6 weeks before Victoria Lodge was consecrated, and in 100 years Bradford City has seen many changes, so in turn their effects have been reflected in Bradford Freemasonry.
		Bradford was founded on "hard graft" and the members of the Bradford Lodges were representative of this breed of man that the environment produced; hard-working, honest, trustworthy and down to earth.
		In 1907 the chief citizen of Bradford was raised to the title of Lord Mayor.
	www.jawatson.demon.co.uk /victoria/victoria3.htm

	ESPN.com Soccernet England: Full-time Report - Manchester City v Bradford City
		Bradford, who have recorded just one point and one goal on their travels this season, were enjoying their fair share of possession without testing the fit-again Nicky Weaver in the City goal.
		City showed Carbone how it's done when they doubled their lead in first-half stoppage time from a free-kick just outside the Bradford box after Stuart McCall had handled the ball.
		City boss Joe Royle will be relieved to win at home finally, while defeat leaves Bradford firmly rooted in the relegation zone.
	www.soccernet.com /england/2000/20001014/reports/mancity_bradford_full.html

	ipedia.com: Bradford Article
		Bradford is the major settlement in the City of Bradford, in the north of England in the county of West Yorkshire.
		Bradford is the major settlement in the City of Bradford, in the north of England in th...
		Bradford is the home of the very successful Rugby League side Bradford Bulls and the less successful football club Bradford City.
	www.ipedia.com /bradford.html

	Bradford, England, Pictures
		Bradford, city, in the metropolitan county of West Yorkshire, northern England.
		The city, which was formed in 1974 and incorporates the towns of Keighley and Shipley, is crossed by the Aire River.
		Bradford was a market center with a wool trade by the 13th century.
	www.greatestcities.com /Europe/United_Kingdom/England/Bradford_city.html

	Bradford City Water Authority - A Brief History
		Therefore, in 1955 the Bradford City Water Authority was created and charged, as its initial project, with the acquistion of the land, planning and construction of the proposed new reservoir.
		During 1986, the City of Bradford and the Authority reached agreement to terminate the long-standing Agreement of Lease.
		Operation of a public water supply system by the City of Bradford began in 1881, with the purchase of a small well-water-supplied private system which served a few of the early industies in the community and the homes of residents who worked in the industries.
	www.bradfordwater.com /page2.html

	University of Bradford: The City of Bradford
		Only three hours from London by train, Bradford is less than an hour from major population centres such as Leeds, York, Sheffield and Manchester.
		You will quickly find Bradford people to be a friendly lot, and you can, if you choose, base much of your social life in the city rather than on campus.
		Bradford is essentially a Victorian creation, built on the growth of the textile trade in the latter half of the 19th century.
	www.brad.ac.uk /university/ugpros2001/general/city.htm

	Coventry Web - Chronicle of a Century - 1980 to 1989
		On a day which made previous "Black Mondays" in the City look like minor hiccups, more than five times as much was wiped off shares as in the previous biggest fall, on August 6.
		Lennon was the archetypal Liverpudlian and it is the city, more than rock music or anything else, which will be mourning John today and in the years to come.
		Apart from ordinarily promiscuous gays, said the specialist, the high risk groups are those who saved up their money for a sexual binge in cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York, and affluent travellers who pick up boys abroad.
	www.coventryweb.co.uk /editorials/chronicles/19801989.html

	Bradford City Official Site
		On the instructions announced in the House of Commons by the Home Secretary, Leon Brittan, a seven day hearing was conducted at City Hall in Bradford from 5 June 1985 in which statements from 77 witnesses were heard by appointed High Court Judge, Oliver Popplewell (sitting as Mr.
		11,076 fans were present at Valley Parade on that fateful day when Bradford City met Lincoln City and prior to kick off they had witnessed locally-born captain Peter Jackson being presented with the Championship trophy by the Football League's Life President at the time, Dick Wragg.
		It was described as the worst fire disaster in the history of British football and the worst stadium disaster in Britain since 65 supporters perished at Ibrox in January 1971 at the end of a Rangers vs Celtic 'derby' fixture.
	www.bradfordcityfc.premiumtv.co.uk /page/HistoryDetail/0,,10266~91637,00.html

	Guardian Unlimited Football News Tears as Valley Parade victims are remembered
		Photograph: PA The victims of the Bradford City fire tragedy were remembered today during an emotional service marking the 20th anniversary of one of Britain's worst ever football disasters.
		Former Bradford City midfielder Stuart McCall, who played in the fateful match, stood at the back of the crowd with a number of players from the current squad.
		He said: "Twenty years ago, as Bradford played Lincoln City, the worst fire in the history of the game engulfed the old main stand at Valley Parade.
	football.guardian.co.uk /News_Story/0,1563,1481564,00.html

	BBC - Bradford and West Yorkshire - A Sense of Place - Radical plans to transform Bradford City Hall
		Although City Hall is Bradford's major public building, at present it is is not all that accessible to the public.
		Bradford's magnificent City Hall is promised much more than refit if any of the radical plans now being considered for its transformation go ahead.
		Models from three different teams of architects are on display at Bradford Central Library until January 9th and people are being asked for their comments on the plans and for their own ideas.
	www.bbc.co.uk /bradford/sense_of_place/city_hall_plans.shtml

	This is Bradford News
		Bradford was a pretty lawless place in its youth.
		Our police have been getting a lot of stick lately, both physically and verbally; but back in the mid-Victorian days, their job was just as tough.
		With the motorisation of the force, these too began to disappear in their turn; though they were remembered with affection as a warm and welcoming refuge by beat officers.
	www.thisisbradford.co.uk /bradford__district/bradford/news/jim53.html

	Bradford City disaster - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lincoln City F.C. On that day, Bradford City were celebrating winning of the Third Division Championship trophy.
		Due to its wood and asbestos construction, and the intensity of the fire, the stand quickly collapsed (said to be within 4 minutes of the fire starting), claiming 56 lives with hundreds more injured.
		The disaster led to the introduction of new legislation to increase safety in the UK's football grounds.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bradford_City_disaster

	Visit Bradford--What's New
		Bradford City FC is throwing its weight behind the Council’s b active campaign by presenting a regular award to a local hero.
		The 20th anniversary of the Bradford City fire disaster will be marked with a special Easter football competition.
		Bradford Bulls stars Lesley Vainikolo and Mick Withers are used to dancing round would-be tacklers, but are now preparing themselves for a spot of belly dancing to promote the Council’s b active campaign and the Café West project.
	www.visitbradford.com /whatsnew_archive.asp

	BBC ON THIS DAY 11 1985: Fans killed in Bradford stadium fire
		The match began in an atmosphere of celebration as Bradford City, who had just been promoted to the second division, were about to play Lincoln City watched by more than 11,000 fans.
		Bradford City FC The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites
		At least 52 people are known to have died and many are missing after fire engulfed the Bradford City football stadium.
	news.bbc.co.uk /onthisday/hi/dates/stories/may/11/newsid_2523000/2523561.stm

	SundayMirror.co.uk - BRADFORD - 20 YEARS ON
		As a young member of Bradford City’s squad 20 years ago, he was proud to be playing for the Bantams in their last celebratory match of the season, with the Division Three Championship (now League One) already in the bag.
		Football reporter LINDSAY SUTTON, a Bradford City supporter, was covering the game for Sunday Mirror Sport and helped out as fans tried to flee from the main stand.
		And if anything good came out of the disasters that engulfed Bradford, Heysel and Hillsborough, it was ground safety measures and proper fire regulations.
	www.sundaymirror.co.uk /sport/tm_objectid=15492501&method=full&siteid=106694&headline=bradford---20-years-on-name_page.html

	Football (soccer)
		The Bradford City Disaster occurred due to poor fire safety in the stadium.
		Some of these, such as the Hillsborough and Ibrox disasters, were due to problems with crowd control.
		The level of passion with which football teams are supported has from time to time caused problems, as groups of fanatics have participated in disturbances and sometimes tragedies (see hooligans, Heysel Stadium disaster and Football War).
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/football__soccer_

	BBC SPORT Football My Club Bradford City Bradford remembers fire disaster
		And after much wrangling (Bradford City Council was keen to see City stay at Odsal) the Bantams finally returned home on 14 December 1986 to play an England XI, which included the likes of Peter Shilton, Kevin Keegan, Tony Cottee and Neil Webb.
		City striker John Hawley pulled fans out of the stand while Stuart McCall was left wondering what had happened to his father.
		The start of the new season saw Bradford fans travel to Huddersfield's ground at Leeds Road and Leeds' Elland Road stadium, for 'home' games before approval was given for the club to play a little closer to home at Bradford Northern rugby league club's Odsal Stadium.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/hi/football/teams/b/bradford_city/4506597.stm

	Bradford & District Learning Partnership - City of Bradford YMCA
		The City of Bradford YMCA is a registered Charity and aims to provide opportunities for lifelong learning, for all individuals.
		Bradford and District Learning Partnership - City of Bradford YMCA
		Full course workbooks are provided to students to support the tutor lead courses.We will, subject to interest, provide out of normal hours study sessions for those who require it.Wherever possible, we hope to provide Crèche facilities as required.
	www.bradfordchamber.co.uk /ecdl/ymca.htm

	Bradford - City of Culture
		Although not making it to the final shortlist, Bradford's thriving arts scene and its diverse multicultural influences have made the city a worthy contender for the culture title, and as such Eagle Intermedia Publishing Ltd. is proud to have supported the bid through the active involvement of its Bronte Country and City of Bradford websites.
		Inspired by a rich and diverse cultural history, the City of Bradford in the heart of West Yorkshire's Bronte Country recently put forward a bid to be considered for the title of European City of Culture in 2008.
		Being home to Britain's National Museum of Photography Film and Television, the Colour Museum and the Bronte Birthplace in Thornton (besides a wide range of other museums, art galleries and theatres), the city has much to offer the eager "culture vulture" - whether interested in the historical perspective or a more contemporary theme.
	www.bronte-country.com /city-of-culture

	Bradford City Football Club
		Feb 12 2003: Bradford City have taken 3 players on trial, they are Canadian international Brad Parker, Michael Simpkins (a 24 year old defender who was recently released by Cardiff) and 20 year old Man U winger Ben Muirhead.
		He had decided to leave to take the youth team coach's job at Bradford City, but he is now going to stay at Scarborough.
		Tod comes in because his club, Bradford City, can't afford to pay Dunfermline Athletic the £25,000 they would owe them if he made one more appearance for the Bantams first team.
	www.football-rumours.com /bradford.html

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