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West Yorkshire Archive Service helped create a digital community archive to record and preserve the lesbian, gay and bisexual history of West Yorkshire.

The Women in Worship Conference was held by Bradford Trident's Women's Network in conjunction with the Faith Forum.

The 3 people in the photograph were representing the Bradford Society at the Welsh National Eisteddfod.

David Astley was born in Newtown, Central Wales, in 1852. He came to Bradford in 1870 and worked at the Black Dyke Mills, Queensbury.

The Eesti Kodu Club ran a school to support the young people in the Estonian community and help keep the language and culture alive.

Kala Sangam are a South Asian performing arts company based in Bradford, but performing locally and nationally.

Listen to a clip from pupils from the Yorkshire Martyers College choir perform at the event

By the end of 1960 there were already many Estonians of pensionable age living in Bradford and surrounding towns.

WING stands for Women's Innovative Nasheed Group. WING was formed in 2003 by Sarah Yaseen.

The Yorkshire Martyrs Catholic College is an 11-18 school in Bradford. The choir performed for the Women in Worship event singing a variety of hymns.