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  • Heritage open day at St George's Hall

    SUFFRAGETTES and pioneering Bradford lasses will be in the spotlight on Saturday, September 14 when St George’s Hall, Bradford, takes part in England’s largest festival of history and culture. The doors of one of the oldest concert halls in Europe

  • Drama about life in the Dales

    GLUSBURN’S acclaiming travelling theatre company Falling Stars will tour the Yorkshire Dales next month with its latest play Here I Belong. The tour of 10 venues, including Lothersdale, Cononley and Bradley, comes after the group’s success this

  • Graeme Willson: A Retrospective at Ilkley Manor House Gallery

    ILKLEY Manor House is thrilled to be hosting a retrospective exhibition to celebrate the life’s work of the renowned artist, the late Graeme Willson. There will be works on display that cover the whole of Willson’s extraordinary artistic career,

  • Leathley to welcome jazz duo to the village

    JAZZ in the Village is coming to Leathley Village Hall on Friday, September 13 at 7.30pm. With Ian Millar on saxophone and Dominic Spencer on piano, the duo have been performing together for a number of years playing melodic improvisations on jazz

  • Child Friendly Leeds

    NOMINATIONS have opened for the 2020 Child Friendly Leeds Awards. The awards aim to celebrate the work being carried out by individuals and organisations to make Leeds the best city for children and young people to grow up in. The Awards, which

  • Talented young singer to join choir for concert

    TALENTED young singer Zweyla Mitchell dos Santos will join Steeton Male Voice Choir at a concert on September 14. She will perform with them at Silsden Methodist Church at 7.30pm in aid of Manorlands. Zweyla won the Steeton Male Voice Choir Arthur

  • Ilkley Film Society’s 51st programme to start in September

    ILKLEY Film Society will open its 51st season on Sunday, September 8 (Ilkley Playhouse, 8pm) with the captivating Spanish feature Summer 1993, which provides a rare chance to see a film in the Catalan language. This film topped the annual members’

  • Inspirational drama coming to Ilkley Cinema

    Ilkley Cinema: Blinded By The Light, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Playmobil: The Movie, Apollo 11 BASED on the memoirs of Sarfraz Manzoor, Blinded By The Light catapults audiences back to 1987’s divide-ridden reign of Margaret Thatcher. One teenager

  • Otley Pubwatch awards

    OTLEY’S Mayor Peter Jackson has presented two Pubwatch awards at a meeting in the town. Mr Jackson, who is the Regional Representative of National Pubwatch, gave the star awards to Tony Garwood Chairman of Otley and District Pubwatch and Mick Waters

  • Saltaire and Otley seconds earn cup victories

    SALTAIRE cruised to a six-wicket victory against Calverley St Wilfrids to win the 20/20 Awards Galore Cup at Nethermoor on Sunday. Saltaire, captained by Usman Munir, were in fine form with both bat and ball coming off an upset loss to Ben Rhydding

  • Barefoot Britain runner in Ilkley

    GLOBAL adventurer Anna McNuff was cheered on by brownies when she ran through Ilkley as part of her latest challenge. Anna is running 2620 miles, the distance of 100 marathons, without shoes. She began Barefoot Britain in the Shetland Islands on

  • Baton twirler Casey stars on world stage

    A STUDENT has been ranked 11th in the Baton Twirling World Championships after overcoming injury to compete. Leeds Trinity University student Casey Hamill, 21, represented England in the Women’s Two Baton event, despite tearing two ligaments six

  • Speed and stamina to the fore for Ilkley Harrier runners

    SPEED and stamina were to the fore for Ilkley’s runners last weekend - with Euan Brennan setting a new club record for 5k, while four Harriers successfully completed the 83-miles Dales Way. Brennan’s feat came at the Podium 5k in Barrowford where

  • Two wins in a row for Pool

    POOL responded well to their first match defeat in the West Yorkshire League's Division One with a hard-fought 2-1 victory at home to Salts. They made hard work of the early stages. Keeper Andy Doey lost the ball close to his right post, but the

  • Hemingway in fine form at Dob Park trial

    BEN Hemingway was on another planet on Sunday at Yeadon-Guiseley Motor Club's Kathleen Cockshott Memorial Trial at Dob Park He rode 14 sections in Brown’s Wood for a single penalty, which he incurred on the third section where the steep incline