The Low Moor Munitions Company, in Bradford, was destroyed when a fire triggered a series of explosions, on 21 August 1916. Among those killed in the tragedy were six firefighters.

Campaigners have raised a 450-name petition in a bid to get a railway station reopened. The petition has been organised by the Bradford Rail Users' Group (BRUG) as part of its long-running ...

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Maria Burton from Bradford went to Ethiopia for charity work, these are her pictures BBC - Bradford and West Yorkshire - Pictures from Wyke and Low Moor Skip to main content ...

THE long-awaited new £10million Low Moor railway station in Bradford will open next month - after more than 15 years of campaigning. The first train to call at Low Moor for more than 50 years ...

On August 21, 1916, at 3.16pm, the first of a series of explosions ripped through a chemical works in the Low Moor area of Bradford. All Sections. News you can trust since 1754. Sign In.

From mill blazes to the Low Moor disaster, Bradford City Fire Brigade has faced challenges and tragedies during its long and distinguished history. All Sections. News you can trust since 1754.