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  • Fundraising clay pigeon shoot on target for Manorlands

    AN annual charity clay pigeon shoot was on target for Manorlands. The event, organised by Silsden man Nobby Clarke, raised £3,000 for the Oxenhope Sue Ryder hospice. Nearly 200 people attended. Since the event – held at Riddlesden – was first

  • Half-term fun, music and magical shows at Otley

    CREATIVE workshops and a magical piece of family theatre have been lined up at Otley for the half-term holidays. Otley Courthouse is hosting a variety of imaginative activities and attractions between Sunday, February 17 and Thursday, February 21

  • De Glanville enjoying his time at Otley

    YOUNG Tom de Glanville has been thoroughly enjoying his time with Otley in National League Two North. The versatile back is dual-registered with Otley from Bath Rugby after moving north to attend the University of Leeds last summer. De Glanville

  • Healthy eating group to give advice at meeting

    THE vital importance of monitoring your personal health is the theme at a meeting of Low Carb Skipton to be held next week. One of the main strands of the evening will be the effective monitoring of blood glucose levels for Type 2s, Type 1s and

  • Police seize drugs at Otley

    POLICE have seized a ‘substantial amount’ of drugs from an address in Otley. Officers executed search warrants at two addresses on Meagill Rise at 10am on Wednesday, February 6. A large amount of what is believed to be cannabis, along with suspected

  • Proposed Guiseley parking charges are dropped

    CONTROVERSIAL plans to introduce charges at a Guiseley car park have been abandoned. The suggestion of pay and display charges at Netherfield Road car park was included in Leeds City Council’s initial budget proposals for this year. But now the

  • Otley AC runner conquers overnight mountain challenge

    OTLEY AC runner Sarah Fuller completed the Marmot Dark Mountains overnight race held in the Far Eastern Fells of the Lake District. Sarah and her race partner finished the mountain marathon as the ninth pair out of 31 teams with a short score of

  • Rebuild plans for Benton Park School

    PLANS to rebuild Benton Park School and to increase pupil numbers are to go before councillors next week. Members of Leeds City Council’s Executive Board will be asked to approve a proposal to expand pupil numbers from 1225 to 1500 students by increasing

  • Art work is accepted for exhibition

    AN Ilkley artist has had his work singled out for compliment after submitting it to the Bradford Open 2019. Bradford Open 2019 enables artists aged 16 and over who live, work or study within the Bradford district to showcase artwork at the Cartwright

  • Decision due tomorrow on controversial Menston homes plan

    HUGELY controversial plans to build houses on a Menston field will be discussed by councillors tomorrow. Proposals to build 133 houses on Bingley Road date back to 2010, and led to a major campaign in the village to stop the development. Outline

  • Guide Dogs volunteers needed

    GUIDE Dogs is seeking more volunteers in Wharfedale and Aireborough. The charity, which helps people with sight loss live independent lives, relies on volunteers for everything from collecting donations to puppy walking. Its Otley and Aireborough

  • Airecentre Pacers sparkle in the sun and snow

    THE Airecentre Pacers sparkled in the snow and sun across a range of races over the weekend. Andrew Smith set a new personal best at the Dewsbury 10k on Sunday in 34 minutes and 40 seconds and Chris Hill ran his fastest 10k race time since 2011