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06 Local Matters 16 spotted!

18 garden guru 26 Local Sport 30 Advertising Directory Competition

SID’S ON THE SLITHER AND WE WANT HIM BACK! Find Sid hiding in one of the adverts in Covered and you could win £100!

Simply tell us which advert Sid’s hiding in, along with your name and contact details and we will put all correct entrants into a draw for £100. Closing date 07/12/12.

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Disclaimer The opinions expressed in Covered do not necessarily reflect those of the editor, publisher or their agents. Whilst every reasonable care is taken to ensure the accuracy of information included within this publication, the publisher takes no responsibility for errors or omissions in Covered Magazine.

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A Letter from the Editor

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Welcome to another packed edition of Covered – the magazine with commitment to the community.

Hallowe’en and Bonfire Night are but a distant memory and the countdown to Christmas is well underway. Many local businesses rely on the festive period so please, before you set off to the White Rose Centre, take a look around your local retailers – you might find just what you’re looking for without driving to the other side of the city. Our local businesses generally offer a friendly smile and great customer service too – another couple of reasons to keep it local.

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There will be many Christmas fairs, carol services, pantos, concerts and special events happing in the area on the run up to and during the festive season. If you’re organising one, let us know. We support local groups, clubs and societies with free editorial and plugs for events so get your event Covered by contacting me on: 0113 274 5639

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Local Matters

Busy Betty

The views of Busy Betty are not necessarily those of the publisher.

It has been an eventful couple of weeks in the ‘Busy’ household. And it seems that we’re not the only ones who have been busy. This month, I’ve been out and about in Pudsey and I’m delighted to see that scaffolding is up at the old Pudsey Grangefield School. Work may have began a while ago unnoticed, but the scaffolding is a clear sign that work to redevelop the school into apartments is progressing.

Building work has also commenced at what was the Baby Clinic in Farsley. This is another old ‘gem’ that I’m glad to see being brought back to life. I just hope some of the original features of these buildings will be retained. I think it is great to see old buildings coming back into use and providing new homes – much better than the destruction of green fields to erect a new toytown development. Kirklees Knoll anyone...

Also busy this month were the hard-working dears who cleared up every last piece of litter in the area I recently highlighted. This particular spot is a popular place for teenagers to hang around – and dispose of their rubbish. Well done to those who were responsible for the clean-up. I bet it wasn’t an easy task but I (and I’m sure others) appreciate it.

This month I have been alerted to the fact that access through Pudsey market during the Sunday morning car boot sale is not permitted – unless you pay a fee.

Surely this is a public thoroughfare that should be accessible seven days a week? When my informant queried the fee he was told to ‘mind his own business’.

I’d love to hear if anyone else has encountered this problem – and what your thoughts are.

I compared the splash of water when a car drove through a pothole to being like a tsunami. Some of our readers took offense to such a trivial event being compared to a tsunami. My comments were never intended to offend. As always, I was simply thinking of our community and highlighting an area that may be improved.

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carpetbaggers Guiseley’s Carpetbaggers Theatre group offers something for the whole family, with the chance to see local talent tread the boards right on your doorstep. The emphasis is on community with support from local people and businesses, such as the Wetherby Whaler.

Stars of the show: Jane Steadman as Robinhood and Lynne Howell as Maid Marian

President Martin Holmes formed the group in 2010 when he was inspired to create a non-profit theatre group in which anybody could have a go, Carpetbaggers introduced their sell out pantomime The Wizard of Wharfedale.

In 2012 after another smash - When the lights go on again the group showcased their versatility with One Day More, a cabaret evening featuring popular songs of the shows.

Carpetbaggers’ new production is Robin Hood, and given they had an Elvis impersonator in their first ever show, you get some idea of the fun surrounding this merry band of people.

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Local Matters

Covered Community Champion Awards Are you a community champion? Do you know someone who is?

Covered is looking for community champions – someone who has gone above the call of duty to improve the local area or who has gone the extra mile in providing great service or value.

Nominations can be for a person in service (Police, Fire Service, Ambulance, Council Employee, etc) a local business owner and/or their employees or just a neighbour who takes the trouble to mow communal areas.

Whatever the reason, tell us a little about it and send your nominations to: Covered Community Champions, Covered Magazine, Butonia House, Clayton Wood Close, Leeds, LS16 6QE or email: chris@covered-magazine.net We’ll contact our chosen champions, feature them in Covered and award £25 to their chosen charity.

Making Bramley Beautiful Bramley in Bloom have had a busy couple of weeks ensuring that next Spring Bramley will be alive with colour. Over two thousand daffodil and crocus bulbs have been planted thoughout Bramley by volunteers. Planting sites have included the greenspace next to 46 Hough Lane and the land to the side of The Old Unicorn Pub. Assisting the group were the 2nd Bramley Scouts Group.

Adam Frost, Scout Leader said ‘The beavers have really enjoyed getting involved. It has been a fantastic opportunity for the community to get together and spruce Bramley up. It has also helped 2nd Bramley scout group give back to the community in which the cubs and beavers gained their environment badge’.

Bloomin’ marvellous – volunteers improve the area.

Bramley in Bloom were established in July 2012. more attractive place as well as care for the local Their aims include bringing the community together environment and wildlife. If you would like to get to share skills and resources to make Bramley a involved contact www.bramleyinbloom.yolasite.com.

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10 Local Matters

35,000 Roofs And Counting!

The worst rainfall for more than 30 years has brought misery and mess to many. It may have damaged a flat roof in your home or business.

The Flat Roof Company has fitted more than 35,000 roofs on homes, schools and commercial premises around Yorkshire. This success is, in part, due to its use of new materials such as ‘Tuffdek’ (reinforced polyester laminate) and its new complementary system, ‘Tufflex’ – encapsulating the roof with no joins and minimising the chances of a leak.

They have gone even further by introducing a super efficient insulating material into new or repaired flat roofs. The appropriately named “Warm Roof” is a foil-backed insulating board up to ten times more efficient than the fibre glass quilting normally used.

Up to 30% of heat can be lost through a flat roof, but the “Warm Roof” reduces that to under 5%, an obvious saving on heating bills.

“Over 25 years, we have built our expertise and reputation for quality work and material” said director Kevin Moody.

“In the unlikely event of problems in the future, they know we’ll be here. Some companies do a job offering a 25 year guarantee and then go bust, leaving a worthless warranty. Our 25 year warranty is insurance-backed, so will be honoured no matter what”.

The Flat Roof Company built up such a good reputation in the industry that it was often approached by others wanting to emulate them. The company now operates carefully trained and regulated franchises and has a network of 20 around the county. “We are fully licensed by the British Board of Agreements, a watchdog in our industry” says Kevin. “We are subject to regular quality checks before re-licensing, so we know we are doing things right”.

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Bramley’s First Music Festival Despite the cold weather, crowds gathered at Bramley Park this month to join in the fun at Bramley’s first music festival. At peak times there were an estimated 600-700 people enjoying the live music which included rapper Smokey Roomz, Punk band ‘The Kingcrows’ and Leedslocal male vocalist Danny Kittsen.

Many of the crowd were not even born when Black Lace’s party anthems ‘Superman’, ‘Agadoo’ and ‘Do The Conga’ topped the ‘hit parade’ (or are aware that such a term even exists!) but everyone joined in the fun as the band’s lead singer Dene Michael got the crowd singing along and learning a few new dance moves!

The Kingcrows

Kevin Clark and Family

people who live in the Community and have pride for Bramley and just wanted to volunteer to make it all happen’.

Kevin Clark, who attended the event with his family said, ‘It’s been great. Some of the bands have been amazing. The kids have loved their first music festival’.

It took months of hard work to organise the event but The next Bramley Music Festival will be held on organiser Terence modestly said ‘We are just normal 1 and 2 June 2013.

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Pencil It In! Diary Dates 21 November - 7.30pm

Concert party - The Promenaders present their new show accompanied by Derek Bellwood on keyboard. Pudsey Baptist Church, Leisure Centre Car Park, Crawshaw Hill, Pudsey LS28 7BW. Enquiries: 01274 606018

24 November - 10.00am to noon

Coffee Morning & Christmas stall Coffee, mince pies and gift shopping all in one place! Pudsey Baptist Church, Leisure Centre Car Park, Crawshaw Hill, Pudsey LS28 7BW Enquiries: 01274 606018

25 November - 10.30am

165th Anniversary service.

The Revd Michael Jackson, former minister at Blenheim Baptist Church, will be the guest speaker. Pudsey Baptist Church, Leisure Centre Car Park, Crawshaw Hill, Pudsey LS28 7BW Enquiries: 01274 606018

1st December - 10am to 12pm

Dad’s and Kids Event, Farsley / Calverley Childrens Centre The first Dad’s event was an overwhelming success – don’t miss your chance to get involved.

If you’d like to help out or have suggestions please contact the Childrens Centre.

Enquiries : Tel. 0113 336 8528

1st December - 10am to 1pm.

Christmas Fair at St John’s Church, New Street, Farsley. Stalls include: Cakes, Books, Toys. Plus Café, Kids Area and visit from Santa. Craft & Hamper Raffles too! Enquiries: 0113 2290704

1st December - 10am to 3pm

Creative Calverley, Thornhill Arms, Calverley.

LS28 5NF (Locally made and produced food and crafts)

6th December – 3:30pm to 5:30pm

First Aid for Parents Event £2 per adult. Play facilities available for children. Booking open and must be booked in advance. Farsley/ Calverley Children’s Centre Enquiries: Tel. 0113 336 8528

6th December - 7pm

Vintage Fair, Calverley Cricket Club, LS28 5PY.

Friends of Woodhall Lake.

Conference Room, Priesthorpe School.

Priesthorpe Lane. LS28 5SG. Come and help improve your environment. All welcome.

Enquiries: Christine on 0113 2290 704

2nd December - 12noon to 4pm

8th December - Doors open at 6.30pm (7pm start)

2nd December - 11am to 3pm,

Pudsey Christmas Fayre at Pudsey Wellbeing Centre. Christmas fun for all the family.

Christmas stalls, food, mulled wine, Santa, prizes and much more. Free to attend. For more information, visit www.pudseywellbeingcentre.com

2nd December - 11:45am to 3pm

Southroyd Primary & Nursery School Christmas Fair. Lot’s of stalls, games, crafts, raffles and a visit from Santa. Entry is free. Southroyd School, Littlemoor Crescent, Pudsey. LS28 8AT Enquiries to: 0113 257 0197

2nd December – 11am to 3pm

Vintage Fair, Calverley Cricket Club Locally based stallholders featuring vintage homewares, clothing, furniture, accessories and more.

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Calverley Community Cinema are back!

The movie screened will be an audience choice and you will be able to vote via the Creative Calverley website http://www.creativecalverley. co.uk/Calverley-Community-Cinema.html and via paper at Calverley Library, Calverley News and Calverley Post Office up until 1st December.

Locally made refreshments are available to purchase or you may want to bring your own bottle and a cushion. All are welcome.

14th December - 10am to 12:15pm (last entry 10:45)

A Christmas Party for Children with Special Needs and Disabilities, their families and carers featuring Singing Hands and Shabang, Pudsey Civic Hall. Tickets £7. Further information: www.skiddle.com/events/11740828/

Pencil It In! Weekly Every Monday - 9:15am to 12noon

RSPCA Coffee Morning Pudsey House, Pudsey.

Tea, Coffee & Biscuits 60p. All welcome Pet blankets and animal foods desperately needed.

Enquiries: Mavis Beavers (Auxiliary Secretary) 0113 2576844

Every Monday - 9.30am to 11am

Baby breastfeeding group – all new mums welcome. Just turn up!

Pudsey Wellbeing Centre , Robin Lane Medical Centre Robin Lane, LS28 7DE. Enquiries: 08444 77 30 74

Every Tuesday - 1pm to 4pm

Mums group for those wanting to make friends, have a cuppa and chat with other mums. Pudsey Wellbeing Centre , Robin Lane Medical Centre Robin Lane, LS28 7DE. Enquiries: 08444 77 30 74

Every Sunday

Film club for the over 50's at Café Lux 9am Starts at 2pm – Free to attend!

Café Lux/Pudsey Wellbeing Centre, Robin Lane Medical Centre Robin Lane, LS28 7DE. Enquiries: 08444 77 30 74

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Church Service by The Oak Church Farsley AFC, Throstle Nest, Newlands, Farsley LS28 5BE Traditional service and Sunday School for children Details: Chris Mason 07793 286486

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Bramley Reading Tutor Volunteers According to the National Literacy Trust, one in six adults in the UK has a reading level no better than that expected of an eleven year old.

Illiteracy leads to low employment prospects, disengagement and in turn, in some cases, criminal behaviour.

Aiming to combat such poor literacy levels and to encourage a love of reading is a national charity Rebecca Reid (L) and volunteer Jenny Lewis Volunteer Reading Help (VRH) who recruit and train volunteers to go into a local primary school to read with children on a one-to-one basis.

Volunteers are given full training and (following a CRB check) go into schools two afternoons a week Earlier this month VRH West Yorkshire Volunteer for one and a half hours. Volunteers work on a oneService Manager Jenny Lewis held a number of ‘open to-one basis with the same three children. days’ in Bramley for anyone who was intereste; ‘We are always looking for volunteers. Volunteering is VRH will be holding more ‘open days’ in January, extremely rewarding. We ask them to commit to a details to be confirmed. Visit vrh.org.uk where you minimum of a year but many of our volunteers stay can apply online or contact Jenny on 0113 277 6159 longer, our longest serving being 15 years!’ or jenny.lewis@vrh.org.uk

Calverley Advent Window Display

The idea was created and developed by Creative Calverley, a group of Calverley based residents "of the people, by the people, for the people". Gael Timbers, founder of Creative Calverley explained; This year the beginning of December marks ‘The advent calendar windows initiative is an not only mark the start of Advent, but also opportunity for all members of the community to the unveiling of a variety of creative seasonal get involved – young and old’. displays throughout the homes and businesses in Calverley. The theme for this year’s decor will be If you would like to get involved and included on the ‘Christmas carols and songs’. Windows will be map that will be available within the village, please contact info@creativecalverley.co.uk lit until 25 December.

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Halloween Craft Fun at Children’s Centre Home Tweet Home It was a morning of crafty fun with a Halloween flavour at the Farsley/Calverley Children’s Centre during half term. Children were invited to come along in their scariest Halloween costumes to make masks, cut our pumpkins and decorate treat bags which they got to take home.

Grandmother of two, Val Burke, said: ‘The staff have worked so hard to make sure that everyone has had a really good time. There has been so much to do, we haven’t had time to do everything, but we’ve really enjoyed the morning’.

Earlier this month, Pudsey Park became the home of a quirky and very unique, interactive family art trail, ‘Home Tweet Home’. The installation which was organised by the ‘I Love West Leeds Festival’ comprised of 15 originally identical wooden bird boxes that were transformed by artists.

Organiser Jane Earnshaw, who handcrafted each of the fifteen bird boxes herself, said ‘The Art Trail has been a great success. We’ve had over 1000 visitors come to see us. Some people have come [to the park] specifically to see the installation while others have had a pleasant surprise while just out for a walk’.

With its beautiful backdrop of autumnal leaves, Pudsey Park was an attractive setting for the art trail. It was also chosen to be the venue of the art installation as compensation to Pudsey locals who may have been disappointed when the Summer Festival scheduled earlier in the year sadly had to be cancelled due to bad weather.

Popular bird boxes included the box that was redeveloped to become a marble run by German artist Bea Rohle and a bird box that was transformed into a mini post box complete with postcards for viewers to post their opinions on the art trail.

Local Dad, Christopher Dickenson, who attended the event said, ‘The kids have had a great time looking for the bird boxes and choosing their favourites. What a novel idea! I hope it will be an annual event’.

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Plant bare root rose bushes now

you have an outside tap, now is the time to check the insulation, alternatively, turn off the water from the inside and open the tap to drain it.

This is month for planting tulips, bury them 6 to 8 inches deep in small groups for maximum effect.

If you have any other bulbs still unplanted, dig them in at the same time before the ground is frozen.

Continue to dig over any vacant soil areas, spreading your own home made compost over the top of the soil – or digging it in – together with any farm yard or mushroom compost to enrich the soil This is a good time to plant new bare root rose bushes and fruit trees, enriching the planting hole with compost and bone meal or other slow acting fertilizer. Broad beans may also be planted now for the earliest crops, preferably with some form of winter protection or in a sheltered area.

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Stuart Andrew MP It has been a busy month in Westminster, with MPs back in the thick of it with the end of the conference season. Leeds MPs have once again been able to raise the issue of Leeds Children’s Heart Surgery Unit following the announcement from the Secretary of State for Health that an independent panel would be looking at the Safe and Sustainable Review into children’s heart surgery services. I have long spoken out in Parliament about the countless flaws and inaccuracies of the Review and am pleased that the process by which the decision to close the Leeds Unit was reached will be examined by an independent party.

As Private Parliamentary Secretary to Rt Hon Francis Maude MP I have been learning more about the excellent work which the Cabinet Office has been carrying out since the election and have been amazed at some of the results which Francis and his team have achieved. For example, the Government exited over 1.2 million square miles of property and reduced the size

of its estate by 12%. That is the size of 174 Wembley pitches. £3.7 billion of efficiency savings were made in the first year of the Efficiency and Reform Group, a group set up by this Government, with a further £5 billion is expected to be saved for 2011-12.

Finally, as I write this column, Remembrance Sunday is just a few days away, with services to be held all over the constituency, several of which I will be attending along with many others from the area. It is so important that we honour those brave men and women who laid down their lives defending ours and I hope that as many people as possible will come out and show their support on the day.

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Marie Curie Cancer Care Fundraising Group Needs You! Marie Curie Cancer Care provides high quality nursing, totally free, to give people with terminal Cancer and other illnesses the choice of dying at home supported by their families.

Last November the communities of Pudsey, Bramley, Farsley and Calverley joined together to form the first Marie Curie Cancer Care fundraising group in the area. Their first year has been rather busy to say the least with two major collections and a blooming Great Tea Party, raising an impressive £6500 so far!

To continue their success the group are looking for more volunteers to join their fantastic team.

The work of volunteers is varied, it may include collecting now and then, or giving a few hours a month at the group’s monthly meetings or maybe even organising fundraising events.

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Pudsey fundraiser, Victoria Pawson, said: ‘Becoming a volunteer with us will not only enrich your personal and social life it also looks great on a CV or new job application. In times of recession it is hard to find something which does not cost anything but gives you great satisfaction and pride, your time is one of them’.

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Exhibitors Invited to Sunnybank Mills New Exhibition Centre Already home to a community of small businesses, Sunnybank Mills in Farsley now has a light, bright, large and airy permanent art exhibition area on the first floor of a refurbished cloth warehouse.

Brainchild of co-director John Gaunt, the first longer-term single artist exhibition opened on 13 October when local artist Shane Green unveiled his sculpture Triathletes II. The work was inspired by his interest in London 2012 and his friendship with Jack Maitland (both pictured). Jack is a freelance triathlon trainer, also lecturing at Leeds Metropolitan University - the multi medal and title winning Brownlee brothers are among his clientele.

The large exhibition of Shane’s prints, large oils and sculpture runs until 23 November.

John Gaunt explained to Covered; “This is presently an exhibition area and not a gallery per se. We don’t have sufficient resources or experience to open it on a permanent basis, only for limited viewing at set times. Here at Sunnybank Mills we support local art and artists. We’d like to hear of any other local artists who would like to be displayed – and from anyone with suggestions of how the space might be put to more regular use”.

John Gaunt is on 0113 2563239 and 07977 571784.

Local singer-songwriter-guitarist Boff Whalley (of Chumbawumba) provided the musical entertainment.

Around 400 local art enthusiasts visited the opening.

Triathletes II unveiled local multi-media artist Shane Green (right) with son Kieran and friend and triathlon coach Jack Maitland.

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24 Local Matters WI Vice President Kathy Schofield presents cheque to Peter Murphy, Rodley Nature Reserve

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Rodley WI Donation to Rodley Young Ones Playgroup Rodley Young Ones Playgroup was delighted to receive a £100 cheque from Rodley Women’s Institute recently. The play group meets twice a week at Rodley Ecumenical Church. They provide not only a happy and safe play area for babies and pre-schoolers but also a welcome retreat for mums and dads to meet and chat over a coffee.

The group was nominated by Rodley WI president Sharon Snowden who has fond memories of visiting the playgroup with her own children – and pleased to present the cheque herself. Surprised organisers Vicky Ellis and Linda Broadbent were delighted. They are aiming to replace some of their more worn out toys and play-mats. The money will also go towards some more safe and sturdy store boxes and possibly some shelving.

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New Headingley pitch will guarantee fixtures Jason Booth, award winning Head Groundsman of Leeds Rugby is confident that the redeveloped playing surface at Headingley Carnegie will guarantee home fixtures are playable for many years to come.

Should all go to plan people can expect to see more high profile fixtures, “In year one it will be a learning curve for everyone as we get used to the new pitch and how it works. Further down the line in years four and five we can expect to see more events here.”

Booth and his team have been working long hours to ensure that the playing surface is ready for the annual Boxing Day fixture which will see the Super League Champions Leeds Rhinos play for the first time since their Old Trafford triumph. Many may expect the long hours to have taken their toll but Booth insists every day is exiting as his team continue to find hidden treasures. “When we dug up the surface we found some water bottles dating back to 1888. Its quiet exciting because no one actually knew what we would find.”

Eyebrows were raised when the world’s first dual code rugby partnership announced a huge one million pound investment into the redevelopment programme. However Booth claims that it was a necessary business decision. He said, “I have been asking for a new pitch since I came here 13 years ago.

For many years now we have been 10 shots behind some other grounds. The new pitch will allow us to Leeds Rugby have high hopes for the standard guarantee that we can stage events all the year round of their new turf. “The pitch will be maintained on a world class surface.” to Premier League football standards. We have announced a partnership will Everris which means It was announced recently that the famous that the cost of seed and fertilizer will be covered.

Headingley stadium would host one of the quarter This will give us more time to focus on the pitch,” finals at next years Rugby League World Cup. added Booth.

Mixed month for Farsley Farsley AFC sit sixth in Evo Stick North Division One after a month of inconsistent results.

Despite going on a fine run of six wins in a row, the Throstle Nest side has hit a few stumbling blocks of late including a heavy 4-0 away defeat by Bamber Bridge. The scoreline was not helped by injuries to several key players including goalkeeper Tom Morgan. They also suffered a shock early exit from the West Riding County Cup when they were beaten at home by Albion Sports.

In the coming weeks Farsley AFC faces tough away fixtures against New Mills and Salford City, though home ties against the likes of Ossett Albion look winnable. At this stage of the season it is impossible to predict where Farsley will finish due to the fact that many teams have played less fixtures. Farsley have played sixteen matches this campaign with others as many as five behind.

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Edwards: It’s too early to judge success of ‘On The Road’ games Leeds Carnegie Head Coach Diccon Edwards insists the success of the club’s new ‘on the road’ initiative will only become apparent at the end of the season.

The club announced at the beginning of the season that a certain percentage of their home games would be taken to smaller grounds across the region, in an attempt to foster better working relationships with local clubs.

The first ‘home’ fixture to be staged away from the Headingley Carnegie Stadium was the narrow British and Irish Cup defeat to Championship newcomers Jersey at York RUFC. Despite the fixture attracting a crowd of just 820, Edwards is adamant that such a scheme should not be judged purely on attendances and results.

Speaking to Covered magazine he said, “The success of the "on the road" should not be judged purely on results but on the overall day as an event, the opportunity to build county wide relationships and strengthen our partner clubs whilst raising our profile and reengaging with fans across the county.”

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Powerchair Football comes to Pudsey The newly formed Leeds Powerchair Football club held their second taster session at Priesthorpe School on November 4th.

The game, developed in Japan, is open to electric wheelchair users of all ages and both genders.

The sport is non contact and requires four players per side including a goalkeeper.

The Leeds club is the brain child of volunteer players that are keen to progress over the coming coach Steve Curtis whose disabled daughter months and we are keen to involve more players.

We are also currently looking for support to Ruby was a keen participant. identify suitable funding, sponsors and facilities Specialist equipment is required to play the to allow the team to grow.' sport including large inflatable footballs and front bumpers. Finance for a limited amount 'Powerchair users of any age who would like to of equipment has been secured through the try the activity they are asked to contact James generous support of charities such as PhysCap Doyle, Football Development Officer on 07540 and assistance of companies including Irwin 127 683, or to email james.doyle@wrcfa.com for Mitchell Solicitors. However regular players more information�. are to be encouraged to apply for funding on an individual basis to fund their own bumpers.

The next session is planned for early December in South Leeds with further training to be announced for early 2013.

Speaking about the new club James Doyle, Sports Development Officer of the West Riding County Football Association said, “The club has got off to a great start and the taster sessions are going really well. We have a regular group of around 10

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