A STALWART of grassroots football has been rewarded with a certificate to commemorate 75 years’ service to the beautiful game played on many a hallowed turf around Craven. Herbert Spencer, from Silsden, is no stranger to receiving awards. He
A CHARITY that supports seriously ill young people across Yorkshire is now based in Otley. The Forget-Me-Not Trust provides terminally ill or chronically sick children in the county with gifts and special experiences such as holidays, computers,
AN OTLEY church’s flowerpot-inspired garden has been drawing admiring glances from passersby. The raised bed plot, filled with flowers, animal models and Bill and Belinda - two ‘flowerpot people’- has been created by the front door of The Bridge
THE LOCKDOWN experiences of sixth form students have been highlighted in a photography competition. The competition was set up for sixth form and further education students to reflect on their environment and surroundings and has shown how young
ILKLEY hospitality business, The Ticket Office, has been adapting its products and services to fit the ever-changing rules and guidelines, to save jobs and to help keep the industry alive. The venue which invested heavily in extra safety measures
HAREWOOD House has been given £700,000 from the Government’s £1.57 billion Cultural Recovery Fund. The trust which runs the estate has described the funding as a "vital lifeline" to help the charity recovery from the impact of covid-19. Harewood
A BRAMHOPE-BASED business is on the hunt for photographs of the area. David Phillip Estate Agents is in the process of updating its website and is having some new photographs taken for the task. It is also keen, however, to include some good
GUISELEY narrowly fell to their first defeat of their 2020/21 Vanarama National League North campaign with a 1-0 defeat to Hereford at Nethermoor. It was a penalty on the half an hour mark that downed Russ O'Neill and Marcus Bignot's men against
‘DEVASTATING’. That is the reaction of Prince Henry’s Grammar School to news that Leeds City Council is looking to end its funding support for Chippindale Pool. The council is considering the move as part of a cost cutting drive to try to plug
Jenny Dixon Wharfedale Naturalists Society wharfedale-nats.org.uk ALTHOUGH arthritis and Lockdown keep me tethered, I’m lucky in my family. The younger, still very active members keep me supplied with stories, observations and, often, photos
LEEDS Lieder’s Autumn series presents the first post-lockdown song recitals outside London to be given in front of a real audience. Three celebrated British singers and three promising young artists are slated to fill Leeds Town Hall with song.
