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06 Local Matters 16 Local Ladies - NEW! 22 Horsforth Gala Pictures! .................................... T: 0113 2819124 M: 07999 138390 .................................... CoveredMagazine Hillside Leeds LS11 8ND

.................................... Editor / Advertising Chris Barnham 07999 138390 0113 2819124 chris@covered-magazine.net

.................................... Design Joseph Skelley

.................................... Photography Ivor Hughes 07802 740012 ivor@frantique.fsnet.co.uk

.................................... Contributors Jake Klassit Michael Rawlinson Chris Taylor Eric Wells

32 Local Sport 42 Advert Directory Cover Shot – Harry Potters at Horsforth Gala (Photo: Ivor Hughes)

SID’S ON THE SLITHER AND WE WANT HIM BACK! Find Sid hiding in one of the adverts in Covered and you could win £25! 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 £25. Closing date 29/7/11 – the editors decision is final. Send your answers to: Sid the Snake Covered Magazine Hillside Leeds LS11 8ND chris@covered-magazine.net Text: 07999 138390

Last month’s winner – see page 45 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. The content of Covered is not to be reproduced in any form without permission of the publisher. This magazine has been printed on materials from sustainablesources. Please pass to a friend, recycle or compost after reading. Visit: www.recyclenow. com to find your nearest recycling site.

A Letter From The Editor Hello and welcome to Edition 5 of Covered – the magazine that delivers. Following a great day at Horsforth Gala we include many photos of the event – one lucky reader has won £25 just for being there! Check the Spotted! pages to see if its you. We welcome new contributors to the magazine this month and have two new features – Garden Guru and Local Ladies, which we hope you enjoy reading. Our Local Matters feature continues to attract huge interest and we value your correspondence on all things local – please keep letting us know what effects your corner of the community. Competitions in this month’s Covered include our usual £50 prize crossword, £150 to spend in-store at Fisher Home Electrical, a £25 bouquet from Passiflora on Green Lane and free computer lessons courtesy of Personal Computer Training. M&G Cars continue to take a trip around the magazine and Sid the Snake is on the slither again! Don’t forget to

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Special thanks this month to photographer, Ivor Hughes, who has been invaluable in his tireless efforts for the magazine. If you’re planning an event or need some promotional shots for your business then it’s well worth speaking to Ivor. Our advertising and editorial deadline for the next edition is 29th July so please let us have your news and views as soon as you can. If you’re a local business, get in touch and let us know of any special plans or promotions you want to tell people about. Advertising rates start at just £29, so now is the time to get your business Covered.

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Horsforth Matters with Bob Horsforth A huge “Thank You” to everyone who has taken the time to either write in or email following last months edition. It is clear that the problems of inconsiderate parking are a growing problem to many local residents and one that the authorities seem unwilling to deal with. Parking and Footpaths I was particularly pleased to hear from a group of residents who live on Broadway (see readers letters) and have been trying for years to get their Councillors to provide Block Paving or suitable Parking Bays outside their houses. This would solve the problems caused by the current necessity to park on the grass verge and footpaths along Broadway. I have passed their details and concerns on to our new Councillor Dawn Collins and hope for a more positive outcome in the coming months.

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Another issue that has been raised by a great many residents is the embarrassing state of the signs which welcome visitors to Horsforth. Many of these signs are over 35 years old and are in a poor state of repair. Why when places like Gipton and Hunslet have brand new clean signs does Horsforth have to put up with second rate signs? Surely a small amount of revenue could be allocated to resolve this problem, perhaps our Councillors could donate a percentage of their allowances to help fund replacements? I can certainly think of a way to vastly improve signage!

The highlight of the Communities year “Horsforth Gala” was a huge success this year with support from many sections of our Town. I would like to thank the Horsforth Gala Committee for all the hard work that goes into making this annual event such a success. It was wonderful to see so many people turn out for the fun and to be able feel the real sense of community on the day. Next month I will be looking in more detail at some of the problems caused litter and asking what can be done to combat this issue.

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As we go to print I can confirm that there seems to have been no improvement in Horsforth’s “Street in the worst state of repair” Broadgate Drive, this despite being top of the poll for 5 months now.

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For further information or to get involved in our campaign please contact Bob directly on bobhorsforth@rocketmail.com or via the website at http:// horsforthletdownbyleeds.blogspot. com/ Alternatively, write to Covered Magazine, Hillside, LS11 8ND or email: chris@covered-magazine.net Wishing you all a great summer! Bob Horsforth The views of Bob Horsforth are not necessarily those of the publisher. A good first impression of Horsforth?

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‘Horsforth Matters’ Councillors’ response to expenses

Following our Horsforth Matters reveal on councillors’ expenses last month, one councilor has responded to wide concerns. Chris Townsley revealed that the figures produced for each councillor were from budgeted allowances set out by an Independent Panel and that the figures were in fact gross costs, before tax and National Insurance. He furthered his point by advising that the allocated money to each councillor was ‘fully’ inclusive and took into account all telephone calls and petrol costs for example. Councillors undertake a wide range of roles and receive financial allowances in accordance with a Members’ Allowances Scheme, which sets out the payments to be made for each role. Mr Townsley, is a member of the Licensing Panel, Licensing and Regulatory Panel, Licensing -sub Panel, N.W. Outer Area Committee, Safer and Stronger Communities Scrutiny Board and is on the board of governors at Horsforth School and Westbrook Lane School. Covered Magazine is pleased to offer clarity on the issue.

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Local Horsforth Matters in Bloom needs you!

The Committee of Horsforth in Bloom and Horsforth Churches Together is working together on the morning of Saturday 16th July 2011 on a combined litter pick in an extensive area of Horsforth. This voluntary partnership will help Horsforth when the Yorkshire in Bloom Judges visit the township on the morning of Tuesday 19th July 2011. The Committee was awarded a ‘Silver’ in 2010 and is going for ‘Gold’ this year. The team asks residents, visitors and businesses to keep Horsforth clean and tidy in the run up. If you see litter, please pick it up. We want a litter free township and one to be proud of. Anyone wanting to help on the 16th July should go to their local Church before 10am and liase with a church or Horsforth in Bloom representative. Meeting Date Saturday 16th July 2011 Judging Date Tuesday 19th July 2011

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Horsforth Produces West Yorkshire Champions on Wednesday 29th June at the Leeds Metropolitan University.

The Froebelian School in Horsforth were proud and worthy winners of the High 5 Netball Tournament at the 13th annual West Yorkshire Youth Games. The tournament took place as part of the Youth Games

The Year 6 girls quest began back in April, competing in local school competitions and district finals in order to represent their area in the Leeds City Finals. Victory there meant that Froebelian represented Leeds against teams from Bradford, Calderdale, Kirklees and Wakefield. It was an exciting day starting with an Olympic style opening

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ceremony followed by some nail biting and gripping games of netball! ‘It is a great honour for our school to be represented at these Games’ said Wendy Staniland, Froebelian Deputy Head and netball coach, ‘and our girls are justly proud of themselves to get to the finals, let alone winning!’ Another accolade for the school came at the end of the day when Claire Moore, of Froebelian was voted player of the tournament.

Grants for Green Groups Right to Reply Up close and personal. Covered editor Chris Barnham at Horsforth Gala tackles Horsforth Council Leader Jude Arbuckle about some of his readers' concerns. It's a little too soon to report, or judge, the council's responses. Watch this space ... CoveredMagazine

Leeds City Council has announced a total of £12,000 to give to local, grassroots voluntary and community groups for projects that focus on energy efficiency or make use of renewable energy technologies. Groups can apply for a grant of up to £12,000 for projects that will help reduce Leeds’ carbon emissions. Groups who can demonstrate that their project is a viable yet innovative idea to assist their local community may apply.

Councillor Mark Dobson, Leeds City Council executive member for environmental services said: “There are groups out there who have great ideas and ambitions to reduce emissions locally and we don’t want a lack of funding to stifle their enthusiasm or innovation. The grant will help those groups who do vital work to cut carbon and I’d encourage people to apply before funding runs out.” For more information, email: sajda.khaliq@leeds.gov.uk or call 0113 395 7159.

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Not Entirely as Expected...

Karli Evans thought that Horsforth Park might make an excellent backdrop for a rehearsal of her big day - but she hadn't reckoned on Horsforth Gala being there on the same date. Mind you, one of the Gala's main attractions - Leeds City Pipe Band - hadn't reckoned on coming across a rehearsal wedding. Both Karli (whose grandmother lives nearby) and fiancé Stuart Nolan were delighted by the coincidence.

HAC – Public Meeting

Local campaigners, Horsforth Against Cuts, are having a public meeting to debate the academisation of schools in general but with a focus on Horsforth High School. Speakers will include union representatives and people involved in the anti-academies campaign. The purpose of the meeting is to provide an information service to the people of Horsforth about what is being planned for their children’s future and to act as an opportunity to meet likeminded people keen to build resistance to government plans. The meeting takes place in the Grey Horse Pub, Long Row, Horsforth at 7.30pm on the 14th of July.

Horsforth Against the Cuts making their presence known at the public services rally in Leeds City Square on 30 June (photo Ivor Hughes)

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YAA Drops In - One of the beneficiaries of Rawdon Fun Day, Yorkshire Air Ambulance, arriving at the event itself. (Photo Ivor Hughes)

This year’s Rawdon Fun day was a tremendous success with numbers up over 50% from last year despite the cold weather! Over £12,000 was raised on the day which when added to other fund raising undertaken during the year means a massive £7,200 each raised for both the Yorkshire Air Ambulance and Tommy’s the Baby Charity. Plans are already underway for next years event and organisers hope to see even more of you there! Well done to all who supported the event. CoveredMagazine

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STAR LETTER £25 Give us a call to claim Dear Covered, Some queries about life here in Horsforth: - Why is it permissible for a few people in light aircraft to gain their pleasure at the expense of the peace of thousands of people on the ground? Some days they whine and drone in circles above our garden for hours on end. - Why are our recycling bins emptied only monthly, when so much of our rubbish is recyclable? The council reply to my letter was rude and contemptuous. - Why do we still have to take our bottles to a bottle bank, when most councils in the country collect them? - Why has planning permission been granted at a property on Victoria Mount which more than doubles the size of the house, creating a monstrosity? Yours sincerely, A baffled resident of Victoria Mount. CoveredMagazine

We have just received the Covered Magazine and looking at the article on page eight [Accidents waiting to Happen - ed. 4] I thought I would email you. As we live in Blackwood Avenue we use Tinshill Lane often. Over the last few weeks it has got gradually worse and it is a nightmare if a vehicle is coming towards you having to pull in for it to pass (if there is room to do so). On may 12th 2011 after picking my granddaughter up from Holy Trinity School in the afternoon heading down Tinshill Road a child ran out between two cars parked on the other side of the road. Thankfully I did not hit him but he fell and grazed his knee. This child plus my granddaughter and myself were very fortunate praise the Lord. A lady saw what happened from her window and came out to tell me it was not my fault. I still feel nervous in going down Tinshill Road. I do hope this may help you. Thank you for all you are doing in our area. Regards Joan Ashcroft

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May I make a plea for the 20MPH limit to be observed on the roads between the Ring Road and off Church Road, Church Avenue and Broadgate Lane? The police have told me it is a ‘gated area’ and they cannot put more notices inside! Bradford makes more use of lit warning signs, as on Brownberrie Lane.

Following your photo of Broadway in last month’s Covered I felt compelled to write to you.

S.A. Shippey King Edward Ave Dear Covered, I retired recently and have now seen local parking issues at first hand - my wife has complained about this for years... i.e. inconsiderate parking by people (usually dropping off & picking up children from school), and the illegal action of long term parkers. Churchgate is a small cul-de-sac that gets more than it's fair share of long term parking, but during school dropoff/pick-up times it gets completely overrun by drivers thoughtlessly parking (some would say abandoning) their vehicles. These vehicles are left partially and sometimes wholly on pavements; they are 'parked' directly on corners, both on and off the kerb. Homeowners petitioned for 'resident only' parking, but have been turned down. The council thinking at the time was that 'if they can't park there, they will park somewhere else'! I would rather view this remark as 'if they can't break the law there, they will break it somewhere else'. I have provided a photo to demonstrate the problem. The car is parked in Church Lane, on double yellow lines, on the kerb, opposite a school zig-zag, and outside two car parking areas. This is a main bus route but the carriageway is reduced to a single lane with buses, lorries and cars backing up in both directions. Although there has not been a major accident there, it certainly isn't through lack of opportunity. Name and address supplied.

Our neighbours and I contacted the council and the highways agency to try to improve this area. We don’t have the access at the back of our properties to park our cars like many properties on Broadway and the council refuses to support us in achieving this. The highways agency is very unhelpful and we are left with no other alternative but to use the grass verges to access our front driveways. We have submitted applications to put in driveways and have been knocked back time and time again. I just wanted to reassure local residents of Horsforth that we are not intentionally trying to create an eye sore. We are looking for solutions and share everyone’s concerns with this issue. The ideal solution would be to allow us residents, to pay and install our own driveways at the front of our properties, like many other properties on this side of Broadway already have. Without the support of the council, this is not an option, we don’t want to have to park on the main road, as this would cause no end of problems to busy traffic. We welcome any ideas, views and opinions to help us in resolving this issue. As you can imagine it is becoming a deep concern, especially in the wetter months of the year. Best Regards Dawn McTasney - Broadway, Horsforth Covered LS18 offers the right of reply to any organisation or individual mentioned in our Horsforth Matters and readers letters pages. Please email: office@covered-magazine.net or post to:

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Roger Storr of Horsforth Garden and Allotment Association checking lettuce at Rose Terrace Allotments.

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Local Ladies that even the impossible is possible when you want it enough. She claimed “this was truly the most beautiful experience of my life.” Susan will now continue her amazing acts of courage and bravery, leading a trek of women to Everest base camp. The base camp lies at 5,300 metres and provides all involved with a once in a lifetime opportunity. Susan has high hopes to raise £100,000 for charity Women for Women International, aiding those who have suffered in war zones. The event takes place in the year of the 100th anniversary of International

Women’s Day and even though Localthe fundraisers will not be climbing right to the Ladies summit, just getting to Everest Base Camp is a huge achievement in itself and will definitely be the equivalent of their Everest. Showing no signs of quitting, the courageous Rawdon girl continues to amaze by completing these outstanding milestones in her life. Now a committed life-coach Susan helps many to ‘conquer their own Everest’ and is an inspiration to many. Susan says “I am really no different to any other woman, and if I can climb Everest then I know that anyone can achieve anything. You just have to take it one step at a time, that’s how I reached my summit.” To find out more about Susan and her next expedition in aid of Women for Women International, please visit www.susanharpertodd.com or email susan@susanharpertodd.com

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Message from Jude Arbuckle Chair Horsforth Town Council

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Welcome to the Summer! During the Summer, the Council committees continue their work supporting the many activities in Horsforth – these include the Gala, the Sports day (a great shame the weather didn’t help), Hope in the Park, the Horsforth in Bloom competition, and the now famous Band Concerts. A very big “Thank You “to everyone who volunteers to help at these events. As we know, even a small event takes a great deal of effort & good will to make the happening enjoyable & a success. Thank You again to everyone. On another note, these volunteers are those people the Council would like you to think about, to nominate for the Council Good Citizens’Award. If you know of some one whom, you feel, deserves to be celebrated for the work they do for Horsforth, then please contact the Town Clerk. He can be contacted, Monday to Friday 10 am to 12.30pm, at the office below the Library or by phone on 0113 2580988, for a nomination form. The council continues its cycle of meetings. Most of the committees meet about every 6 weeks, apart from the Planning Committee, which meets every month. The Planning Committee discuss applications for new developments, house extensions and appeals to decisions made by Leeds City Council. Any concerns and objections are forwarded to Leeds City Council Planning Department to form part of the decision making process. The Planning Committee looks Licensing applications and makes comments where appropriate. The committee also monitor major issues in Horsforth, such as prospective

large developments and conservation issues. The committee also has contact with local residents groups, Horsforth Civic Society, and other interested bodies. Planning meetings are currently moving from paper applications to electronic copies, and so are literally moving with the times! When ever you have a chance to take your Summer break, enjoy the change of activity this will bring! Jude Arbuckle Chair Horsforth Town Council

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St Mary’s School of Sanctuary

Pupils from St Mary’s Primary Horsforth came together with refugees and councillors from across the city at an event to celebrate Refugee Week. Each year, Refugee Week is the opportunity to look at the contribution of people who have come to Leeds seeking safety and to recognise the achievements and contribution they have made. St Mary’s joined was awarded ‘School of Sanctuary status’, in recognition of the work done to make the school welcoming to children seeking safety. Councillor Peter Gruen, Leeds City Council deputy leader, said, “It was a great experience to host a Refugee Week event in the Civic Hall. To see people who came as refugees many years ago now contributing so much to life in Leeds, as well as more recent arrivals talking about the welcome they have received. “Of course there remains so much more to do

Slabs Stolen Members of the public are being asked to be vigilant after a spate of thefts of Yorkstone from around Leeds. With Horsforth and Cookridge having its fair share of traditional paving, residents are asked to keep a watch for any suspicious behavior. Over the last 12 months Leeds City Council has received nearly 300 calls to report stolen or missing Yorkstone slabs from footpaths in the city. Councillor Richard Lewis, executive board member for development and the economy, said: “There have been numerous incidents of Yorkstone being stolen from locations across Leeds. Each theft costs the council money and causes disruption to local people. Where possible we will replace like for like but we currently have no new Yorkstone flags which makes this task almost impossible”. Anyone who suspects Yorkstone is being stolen should report the incident to the council or the police.

The Horsforth Gathering Once again the Horsforth Charity Committee is funding the Horsforth Gathering. This is a tea party and entertainment for the over 75’s of Horsforth. This year’s event is being staged as usual at Trinity & All Saints on Tuesday the 23rd August.

Pupils from St Mary's primary in Horsforth with Cllr Gruen (far left)".

– both globally and locally – but Refugee Week really gives us the opportunity to look honestly about how we’re doing. And to celebrate not just refugees, but a celebration of all of the people across Leeds who continue to provide the warm Leeds welcome to those who most need it.”

Unfortunately this is likely to be the last such event the Committee can put on due to the economic climate affecting funding. Our next fund raising event will be a Ceilidh on Saturday 17th September 2011 at St Margaret’s Hall. Invitations for this year’s event will be sent out early in July to eligible pensioners on our list. If you haven’t received your invitation by the 22nd July and you are over 75 and live in Horsforth please contact Sheila@horsforthcharity.org.uk or call: 01132 583282 where you can also order tickets for the Ceilidh. CoveredMagazine

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Youth Developing at Hall Park Hall Park Cricket club’s under-17s and under-15s have had some indifferent form since the start of the season with some memorable wins and positive performances. The under-17s experienced great wins over last season’s league winners Old Leos as well as dismissing Pool with a comfortable 9 wicket victory. However losing twice to Adel in league and cup defeat at the hands ofwhilst rivals Horsforth were hard to take for Simon Barraclough’s lads. Captain Ali Walshaw’s outstanding form will have pleased everyone at the club though, notching up two 50’s and now gaining invaluable experience in the Hall Park First XI.

Fairweather Finish as League Champions!

The under-15s led by coaches Faheem Bedford and Alex Postle have also struggled with consistency but have secured wins against Pool, Olicanian and Woodhouse so far this season. Alistair Shaw’s 50 and Matthew Bell’s incredible five wickets for nine runs in just four overs with the ball were as Hall Park dominated at Woodhouse. The side lost at home to Pool and their first away match at Green Lane but can take solace in performances so far in the season. Correction! Last month we reported that in the 3rd team match between Horsforth Cricket Club and Hall Park Cricket Club, Horsforth came out the winners. We’re glad to put the record straight – the match ended 175 – 8 from 40 overs in favour of Hall Park.

Manager Martin Woods commented that ahead of the 2010/2011 season; “I was hoping for us just to compete in every game last season and finish as high up the table as possible. As the season progressed, with the strength and quality of our squad, I felt more and more confident that we could finish top and take the title.” With pre-season training already in its beginnings, the players and manager are hoping to hit the ground running for the new season with friendlies already in the pipeline for the black and green side.

Having won the Leeds Combination league last season, Horsforth Fairweather will now look to build on the foundations and mount an assault on this year’s title. A late decision to switch leagues, changing from the Whafedale Triangle to the Leeds Combination brought much deliberation at the club, however to be crowned champions at the first time of asking proved the change was the best move for the club. CoveredMagazine

As the successful Horsforth side prepare to go into the new season Woods said, “Primarily I just want the team to go out and enjoy playing. The passion and desire in the matches will reflect where the club finish this year.” Fairweather have been running for over 30 years and under the helm of Woods, have a side that look keen to fight on all fronts and take every match to their opponents. They are also keen for any sponsorship for the season and hope to generate interest from local businesses.

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A Night to Remember for TASC Badminton Club The badminton club celebrated its 30th birthday last month and organiser Sylvia Sellers described it as ‘truly a night to remember’ with more than 50 club players both old and new attending.

With a perfect balance of eating, reminiscing and playing the night ebbed and flowed with ease with laughs and joy aplenty from start to finish.

Bubbly and enthusiastic as always, Sylvia beamed with smiles for the entire night -catching up with ex-players some of whom she hadn’t seen for 24 years! While others who hadn’t been in touch for 15 years were there as well.

An end of evening speech was warming and rounded things off nicely as Sylvia and Graham gave their thanks to each other and all members over the club’s 30 year history. With special thanks going to Sarah Studds and her fantastic team at Trinity Fitness.

The reunion was a huge success with so many faces at the Leeds Trinity University College Sports Centre, rolling back the years and sharing their own nostalgic memories from the past throughout the night.

The evening was one which will never be forgotten by all at TASC Badminton, who’ll now look to their next celebration reunion, hopefully in the near future.

Mag Appearance Inspires Mabb

It has been a mixed month for Horsforth Cricket Club's various teams, with some excellent wins and personal performances alongside some disappointing results. The 1st Team only managed one win in June, although that was a superb victory away at New Rover. Leading wicket taker Andrew Robinson took 5-36 in that game and Aussie Adam Mabb cracked an unbeaten 80 to see Horsforth home by 5 wickets. Adam, obviously inspired by his appearance on the front the last issue of Covered, has had a great month with the bat, making scores in excess of 80 three times for the 1st & Twenty20 sides.

As for Horsforth's other teams, the 3rd XI clinched their first win of the season against Upper Wharfedale, thanks to Ben Wainwright's excellent 7-15 on his comeback following serious injury. Our Under 17 side's challenge for the title has sadly foundered with back-to-back defeats but the Team of the Moment is the Twenty20 Evening league side, captaind by Peter Lawrence, who have gone top of the table and look well-set for the end of season play-offs.

Horsforth 2nd Team had been hitting some form with 3 wins out of 4 before losing at Knaresborough at the end of June. Highlights of this run include Matthew Wainwright's breathtaking century in the defeat of So with fingers crossed for some good weather, there's high-flying Bilton and the demolition of Collingham in a still plenty of exciting cricket ahead at Horsforth CC this game where all 10 opposition wickets where taken by season! Take a tripa with & GtoCars and win £25! Horsforth bowlers aged 19 or under, great M tribute G Cars, hire service has set Thanks to Chris Taylor the excellent junior set-upMat&the club.your local friendly private off to another page in Covered. Simply tell us which page the M&G Car has arrived at for your chance to win £25!

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Horsforth St. Margaret’s Tournament Report On Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th June, Horsforth St. Margaret’s JFC hosted their annual tournament. The forecasted torrential rain held off for both days of the 6-a-side tournament which was held at the Lawnswood YMCA playing fields. A number of teams from the local area such as Farsley Celtic, Guiseley and Thackley, to name a few, turned up to show their support. Horsforth St. Margaret’s won in two of the age categories: the Under 8s and Under 14s boy’s

Yarnbury to Build on Successful Season

tournaments. A number of Bradford teams were also successful in the competition with Bradford Park Avenue taking the Under 10s whilst the Under 12s was won by Campion and Albion Sports took the Under 13s title. The Under 16s boy’s competition was won by Guiseley. In the girl’s competition Hemsworth were champions of the Under 11s and the Under 12s was won by Boldon. Finally, Gomersal won the Under 13s girls title beating Horsforth in the final and Sunderland Girls were victorious in the Under 15s section. This year’s Yarnbury Beer Festival also takes place at the ground on 29th – 31st July with over 40 real Yorkshire ales and ciders on offer.

For more information visit Yarnbury RFC enjoyed a successful season with the 1stXI, www.yarnburybeerfestival.co.uk/ Hornets XI, ‘B’ XI and the Vets having some creditable results over the course of the season. The first XI suffered a huge blow early on in the season, struggling to get going and succumbing to a heavy 60-0 defeat away at Barnsley in their first game. Three additional loses in a row put the lads in an ominous position but their form after that was excellent including a run of 10 straight wins, which started with a imperious 52-5 victory over Skipton at home. The Hornets XI had a much better opening to their league campaign which saw them win their first three match-ups with a 57-17 win over Morley 3rds being by the biggest winning deficit. However a crushing 40-0 away loss at York and an agonising 38-36 defeat at the hands of Moortown were particularly hard to take for the Hornets’ side. For the Yarnbury ‘B’ XI, it was a magical season which saw them lose just three games all season and racking up an impressive 16 triumphs which even saw them close in on a ton, demolishing Hemsworth 92-7 in an outstanding display.

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The Vets also secured maximum points more often then they lost or drew and will definitely look back on the 75-5 success over Halifax Vandals at home as a major highlight from the 2010/2011 season.

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Trinity Fitness (See main ad on page 28) Hair & Beauty

Jessica’s (See main ad on page 18) Rachel/Avon (See main ad on page 18) Home Security

CASAC (See main ad on page 8) Home electricals

Fishers (See main ad on pages 34 & 35)

Ironing Services

Joinery

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Kitchens

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Paul Whitehouse (See main ad on page 7) Locksmith

Loft Conversions

Plumbers

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Full range of boarding services available, offering you the most effective use of your available space and budget, with a high quality finish. Prices are based on area and ease of access. Insulating your loft helps heat your home more efficiently. Various products are available, suitability and specific requirements can be discussed fully during your FREE survey. Competitively priced, excellent service from enquiry to completion Mr Adams, Wetherby

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Painting & Decorating

Tel: 07764 159050 Broadway, Horsforth British Gas Approved Contractor

PAINTER & DECORATOR City & Guilds Trained 29 Years Experience Fully Insured Discount for Pensioners Complete Professional Service FOR ALL YOUR PAINTING & DECORATING NEEDS PLEASE CALL PHIL ON: TEL: 0113 2557 735 MOB: 07973 146 583

NO JOB TOO SMALL Paving

NS Whitaker – (see main ad on page 15)

OTS (see ad under bathrooms)

Public House

Windows & Conservatories

Rainbow (see ad on back cover) Tate Windows (see ad on page 34)

Bar 166 (Bar 166 – page 22) Roofing

Flat Roof Company (See main ad on page 5)

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Solar Energy

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SOLEC (See main ad on page 30) Taxi

M&G Cars – 0113 258 4519 Tiles

Latino Tiles (See main ad on page 4) Tree surgeon

NS Whitaker (See main ad on page 15) UPVC Cleaning

Conservatory Clean (See main ad on page 31) Web Design

Flo-Design (See main ad on page 35)

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