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  • Two gigs in a night for the Courthouse

    OTLEY Courthouse is preparing to host its first socially distanced gig since the coronavirus lockdown. The Jon Palmer Acoustic Band will bring its distinctive brand of ‘folk, roots and rock n’ roll’ to the arts venue on Saturday, October 3. The

  • Moving tributes for Manchester Arena bombing victims

    MOVING tributes have been paid to victims of the Manchester Arena suicide bombing at a public inquiry. Poignant memories from family and friends remembering the 22 people murdered in the May, 2017 attack were heard on Monday as the inquiry’s commemorative

  • Chance to take part in TV show

    PEOPLE in Yorkshire are being being invited to take part in a TV programme to help make the most of treasured but purposeless items. Saved and Remade brings together the skills of expert craftspeople to help solve viewers’ conundrums on upcycling

  • Fordham and Warren edge intriguing contest at Otley

    IT was a tight contest in the four-ball mixed competition at Otley Golf Club, in which only one point separated the winners and third place. S. Fordham and M. Warren took home the title on 40 points followed by J. Thorpe and B. Stockdale, and G.

  • Popular Park to feature in Heritage Open Days

    Guiseley’s Parkinson’s Park will feature in this year’s virtual Heritage Open Days. Hidden by Nature - the story of Parkinson’s Park will look at the history, ecology, flora and fauna of the “hidden gem”. The park’s recent history began in 2011

  • Local fundraisers take on marathon distance for MS Society

    THE Wharfedale Valley will for the first time host the London Marathon on Sunday, October 4. Two local fundraisers have signed up to take part in the event which is being hosted virtually this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. Antony Butcher

  • Mental health key to Laila’s mayoral bid

    MENTAL health is the focus of a Horsforth girl’s bid to become the next Children’s Mayor of Leeds. Laila Gibson has made it into the final 12 who are in the running to be elected to the role. The ten year old, who studies at Ireland Wood Primary

  • Japanese garden mural being created at Otley

    OTLEY residents will soon be able to enjoy a visual reminder of the town’s lost Japanese Garden. Once a popular venue for concerts and pageants, the gardens were part of the old Recreation Hall/Queens Hall complex that stood behind All Saints Parish

  • Student appointed to rugby league club

    A STUDENT from Leeds Trinity University has been appointed as Academy Strength and Conditioning Coach at Castleford Tigers Rugby League Football Club. Jordan Fentiman, 21, has taken up the role whilst completing an undergraduate degree in strength

  • Addingham pub is put up for sale after closure

    SPECIALIST business property adviser, Christie & Co, has brought to market ten pubs - including The Fleece in Addingham - formerly operated by Seafood Pub Company Holdings Limited, upon instruction by joint administrators Ryan Grant and Kerry Bailey

  • New date for TV comic Lucy Porter's Wharfedale show

    AN OTLEY show by comedian Lucy Porter has been rescheduled again due to ‘the ongoing COVID-19 situation’. The radio and TV star had originally been due to perform at Otley Courthouse this year but the coronavirus pandemic meant that was pushed

  • Bradford side have Field day but Otley and Oxenhope both lose

    ILKLEY Town and Field began the new West Yorkshire League Premier Division campaign in style, with both sides claiming impressive victories as they looked to put an early marker down Ilkley’s fairly routine 4-2 victory at home to Huddersfield Amateur

  • Charlie's wickets a bitter pill to Swallow for Saltaire

    IT was a case of whatever you can do, I can do better in the Aire-Wharfe League Division One clash between Saltaire and Collingham & Linton. Firstly, Sajid Ali impressed with a six-wicket haul reducing Collingham to 90ao. It was Charlie Swallow