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A Le�er From The Editor Hello and welcome to Edi�on 4 of Covered – the magazine that delivers. This month we greet new readers in Cookridge and for those of you receiving Covered for the 1st �me, we hope you enjoy reading about local happenings and please do get involved and let us know what you’d like to see more of in the magazine. If you’re looking for local businesses and services you will ﬁnd plenty of great organisa�ons throughout the magazine and within the adver�sing directory (page 41). For those keen on posi�ve ac�on in the community, we’re on the lookout for a Cookridge resident to regularly contribute to the magazine, please see page 8 for more details.

Featured in this months Covered are Yarnbury RFC whose club president re�res a�er 30 years at the helm. Also, local rivals Horsforth Cricket Club and Hall Park CC report the result of their 1st derby of the season. For those s�ll yet to prepare for the digital switch over, we hope you’ll ﬁnd our 4-page pull out from Fisher Home Electrical useful. Finally, our compe��ons are proving to be hugely popular with you all, please con�nue to enter every month – you never know! Please remember to check the following months magazine to see if you are a winner! The deadline for contributors/adver�sers in Edi�on 5 is June 30th so get in touch and get it Covered! Chris & the Covered team

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Horsforth Matters

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with Bob Horsforth A great big thank you to everyone who has taken the �me to get in touch following last months ar�cle on Graﬃ� across the Town. It is clear that this is a problem that concerns many people. This month we look at more An� Social Behavior that eﬀects everyone in Horsforth and that is the problem of illegal and thoughtless parking. Across the town cars are abandoned daily on grass verges and mounted on footpaths, some�mes making it impossible for pedestrians to pass safely. This problem is clearly evidenced in the featured photos and can be seen day in, day out around Horsforth. We ask; why is the law not being enforced? Especially when the residents of Horsforth pay extra through the town council for community policing? Residents on Low Lane, Outwood Lane, Broadway and Hawksworth Road

have all been in-touch with their concerns. Neglected Roads The latest update on The top “Most neglected roads” is no change!. Broadgate Drive is s�ll at Number 1 for the third month in succession despite assurances from Leeds City Councillors that all potholes are ﬁxed within 48 hrs of being reported... This is followed closely by the top of Batchelor Lane, Hall Lane and the Top of Town Street which is in danger of collapse! Expenses I’ll let you decide whether or not you feel our elected representa�ves are providing value for money. The latest ﬁgures available tell us that, of the 101 elected councilors in Leeds 93 claimed the full basic expense allowance of £14,707.86. Of the 8 that did not, most were

frac�onally under the threshold. In our local area, our 3 councillors all claimed the full basic allowance with Brian Cleasby claiming an addi�onal £4,769.82 and Chris Townsley claiming a whopping £8,943.66 in special responsibility allowances. Andy Barker did not claim any addi�onal allowances and let’s hope that newly elected Dawn Collins con�nues this trend. There is more informa�on on my blog rela�ng to this ma�er, so please check it out and let me know what you think. Next month Horsforth Ma�ers will be focusing on the growing problem of dangerous footpaths and asking why so much money is being wasted on compensa�on payments instead of resolving the problem and ﬁxing our streets? Also, the signs that greet people entering our town – should they be improved, or at least cleaned? They are looking pre�y �red these days, let us know what you think.

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For further informa�on or to get involved in our campaign please contact Bob directly on bobhorsforth@rocketmail.com or via the website at h�p:// horsforthletdownbyleeds.blogspot. com/ Alterna�vely, write to Covered Magazine, Hillside, LS11 8ND or email: chris@covered-magazine.net The views of Bob Horsforth are not necessarily those of the publisher. Editors note: We wish to point out that expenses claimed by elected representatives are in line with current guidelines. There is no question of councillors claiming expenses to which they are not entitled.

STOP PRESS!!!! Horsforth Ma�ers a�er all - we have now been contacted by local councillors and the highways department who have outlined proposals and targets for bringing the area’s roads up to standard. See next month’s Covered for a full update.

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New parking restric�ons introduced in the immediate vicinity of Horsforth train sta�on have always forced parking further and further up Tinshill Lane and Tinshill Road. Has the �me now come to push it even further uphill? This is the lower end of Tinshill Lane one a�ernoon in May, between the junc�ons with Holly Drive (bo�om right) and Blackwood Gardens (le� of centre). The white car waits for the black car to thread its way uphill - through cars parked opposite one another. In good daylight without ice, emerging or oncoming vehicles, lorries, refuse collec�ons, roadworks or emergency services (Cookridge Fire Sta�on is at the top of the hill). But what if? Should the recently extended yellow lines be extended even further? Should exis�ng residents or limited parking schemes be implemented further away from the sta�on, perhaps including more of the side roads? Let us know what you think and we’ll contact the local authori�es each month to help improve Cookridge.

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CRIME IN YOUR AREA! The latest available crime sta�s�cs for our area show, worryingly, that you’re far more likely to be burgled in Horsforth than just up the road in Cookridge – good news for readers in LS16. A total of 69 burglaries were reported with the majority in LS18. Type of Crime Number of incidents reported

Latest ﬁgures for Cookridge Burglary 12

Violent Crime 13

An� Social Behavior 52

Other Crime 41

Robbery 2

All crime and ASB 125

Vehicle Crime 5

The current priority for the Cookrdge Police team is ASB in Moseley Woods oﬀ Moseley Wood Estate. ASB There have been no issues on the Moseleyís; the only ASB of note was on

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Latest ﬁgures for Horsforth Burglary 57

Violent Crime 10

An� Social Behavior 59

Other crime 36 All crime & ASB 173

Robbery 0 Vehicle Crime 11

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Kirkwood Close where a group of youths were moved on from a noisy party, the occupants have since been spoken to and were not aware that the party had been held whilst they were away.

Crime Excellent news with no reports of

burglary or vehicle crime being reported. Local Police Contact Point Asda Mall, Holt Park Shopping Centre every Saturday between 10 am and 11 am

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Horsforth Police Update The current priority for the Horsforth Police team is crime in and around New Road Side, Victorias and Newlaithes areas. Speeding on Outwood Lane and ASB around Horsforth Cricket Club is also a priority.

ASB All areas have been patrolled, there have been a number of youths at the Cricket club but they have been playing football and not causing any problems. At the weekend a number of people were drinking in the road on Town Street that had to be moved back, but they were co opera�ve. On the 20th PCSO

Richardson a�ended at Tesco on Sta�on Road to a report of nuisance youths, this was only minor annoyance.

Crime There have been 2 notable reports of burglary, one occurred on Springﬁeld Mount where 2 males pretended to be from the water board and asked to check the pressure. Having gained entry and 1 male searched the house and stole property whilst the other occupied the resident. The other was in Victoria Gardens where a jemmy was used to open a window and

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Local Police Contact points: Morrisons, Town Street, Horsforth every Saturday between 10am and 11am Horsforth Methodist Church, Town Street every Thursday and Saturday 10am-midday. Grove Methodist Church, New Street Tuesdays 10am - 11.30am.

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STAR LETTER £25 Give us a call to claim Praise for Bob! Dear Covered, As a resident who drives down Broadgate Drive every day may I thank Bob Horsforth for trying to get all the potholes ﬁxed. I have wri�en to the Council on 3 diﬀerent occasions and nothing ever gets done! Nobody seems to be bothered; perhaps with your help and the changes at the recent local elec�ons we will see some ac�on! Bob, you are truly a “Horsfordian” Thank you for everything you are doing for us, and don’t let the bully boys silence you! Also, great Magazine, love the compe��ons. Cindy Cro� Horsforth

I write in rela�on to the inconsiderate/illegal parking on Brownberrie Lane outside Trinity and All Saints College. The Council laid double yellow lines along this stretch last year which, quite frankly, was a complete waste of �me and taxpayers’ money. At the �me of them laying the yellow lines there were a number of cars parked along this stretch of road and consequently they only laid the lines up to each batch of cars. This has resulted in there being gaps in between the lines which people from the college take advantage of to park. Furthermore, the lines are half missing due to the road being re-tarmaced because of potholes following the bad weather. This means that the law rela�ng to illegal parking on double yellow lines would not be enforceable as the lines are incomplete. As this road is heavily used by traﬃc and is a main bus route, the poten�al for accidents/traﬃc tailbacks is obvious and it is high �me that the council addressed this issue. Regards, John Pickering. Cleasby has UPDATE! Cllr Brian uble yellow informed us that do repainted in n bee lines have now area. Also, ne La ie err the Brownb had potholes Broadgate Drive has m measure eri dealt with as an int e mainteth on is and the road r resurfacnance programme fo Residents r. ing later in the yea ort potrep to are encouraged 07, or 44 222 0113 on r he holes eit – britly ec email Cllr Cleasby dir k v.u .go an.cleasby@leeds

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Dear Covered, Car parking in Hall Lane near to the junc�on with Fink Hill is becoming a serious problem for residents, pedestrians and traffic passing along Hall Lane. On a recent evening the parking close to the junc�on was ridiculous - three cars across the pavement and road at one point leaving no space on the pavement and only a single passageway for cars to pass along the road, causing tailbacks along Hall lane and frustra�on to local residents. It would have been impossible for a wheel chair to get through. The cause is events in St Margaret’s Hall which are becoming much more frequent, together with inadequate local parking areas. A few years ago double yellow line restric�ons were proposed on one side of Hall Lane for the first several hundred yards from the Fink Hill junc�on – but no ac�on was taken. Why Not?? The problem seems to be ignored by the Police - never see an a�empt to control the parking - even on the blind bend close to the junc�on, which causes cars to back up if restricted to the one lane. Perhaps when these events are planned for St Margaret’s Hall a Police or traffic warden presence should be arranged to control the illegal parking on the pavements. A Hall Park Resident

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Nicola Lewstead, Manjeet Singh and their little helpers on Brownberrie Lane Pre-School Group’s plant stand in St Margaret’s Hall one of several stands at the group’s fundraising event on 21 May. Have you got an upcoming fundraising event, gala or fun day? We’d love to hear about it - Covered Magazine publicises all community entirely free of charge. Email: chris@covered-magazine.net or call 07999 138390

Brownberrie Lane Preschool Brownberrie Lane Preschool is a well-established, charityrun local preschool. Situated just oﬀ Brownberrie Lane in Horsforth, the school oﬀers term �me care between 9am and 3pm to children aged between 2 and 5 years old. As a charity they rely greatly on the support of local businesses, parents and carers to help provide a welcoming and s�mula�ng

environment which children will thrive in.

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Fundraising events take place throughout the year and raise vital funds for the preschool. The events are also a source of fun which all the family can par�cipate in. The recent annual Spring Gala, held in St Margaret’s Hall raised over £1,000! - a really fantas�c result which

Spaces are available for childcare star�ng from September 2011 - please call Brownberrie Lane Preschool on 0113 258 96 56 or e-mail info@brownberrielanepr eschool.co.uk for further informa�on.

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To merit the award, car parking facili�es must meet the requirements of a risk assessment conducted by the police. Leeds Trinity is the ﬁrst higher educa�on ins�tu�on in Leeds to earn this award.

Leeds Trinity University College Leeds Trinity University College earns award for driving up car parking standards Leeds Trinity University College has achieved the Park Mark Award in recogni�on of the safe and secure car parking provision at its campus in Horsforth, Leeds. The Park Mark Award is a key feature of the Safer Parking Scheme ini�ated by the Associa�on of Chief Police Oﬃcers in partnership with the Bri�sh Parking Associa�on (BPA). To merit the award, car parking facili�es must meet the requirements of a risk assessment conducted

by the police. Leeds Trinity is the ﬁrst higher educa�on ins�tu�on in Leeds to earn this award. Phil Taylor, Safer Parking Scheme Development Manager for the BPA, said, “The Safer Parking Scheme has raised standards in car parking provision for exis�ng and new build facili�es. A posi�ve partnership approach with the police has helped to reduce the fear of crime and enable car park providers to meet their responsibility to keep users safe and secure.”

Local Ladies Lose Lbs! We recently bought you news of 3 local ladies who are not only losing weight but also raising money for charity, Winston’s Wish, through sponsorship of their weight loss. The 3 ladies are now nearly half way through their challenge and have already lost just under 5 stone – great going so far. Amanda, a hairdresser at Yazz Studios in Rawdon has transformed her life by losing over 1 1/2 stones, and 7 inches from her body. Just 3 months ago Amanda did not feel confident enough to exercise but has now joined a gym, swims, and a�ends a boot camp in the park! Nursery nurse, Lyssa is half way through her challenge and has lost over a stone in weight and and 9 inches from her body. The weight loss has given Lyssa new found energy in her job. Lyne�e’s story is probably the most inspira�onal of all; she has ba�led with her weight for 40 years and for the first �me in her life she now weighs under 100kgs - an enormous achievement. She has gone from a size 26 to 18 and has thoroughly enjoying shopping in high street stores instead of specialised shops. All 3 ladies have succeeded due to the individual nature of their SureSlim ea�ng plans, which take into account every part of their lifestyle and medical history. To find out more about Winston’s Wish and how to sponsor the ladies, please email: Abigail.kent1@b�nternet.com or contact Anne Hughes at SureSlim UK on: 01943 884968

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Bloomin’ Litter! Yorkshire in Bloom judges will be in Horsforth on Tuesday 19th July assessing this year’s eﬀorts. Horsforth has faired very well in the past and to ensure that the town is successful again this year, local group, Churches Together in Horsforth are organising a li�er pick. Anyone interested in helping out should meet at Central Methodist Church, Town Street (opposite the library) at 10am on Saturday 16th July.

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What makes an a�rac�ve, func�onal kitchen? Careful planning is the answer, according to Darren Sewell of Caldaire Kitchens. These days, kitchens aren’t just a room for cooking or ea�ng in; they’re for socialising, homework, reading, cha�ng, catching up with paperwork or simply hanging out. So how do you go about designing a kitchen that really works for you? Daren tells us how. “First, have a clear idea of what you need from a kitchen. Do some research; speak to friends and family to find out what works for them. Next, ask yourself these ques�ons: Who will use the room, how o�en and how many at a �me? How will it be used – for keen amateur gastronomy, regular family dinners or the occasional microwave meal? What about other ac�vi�es – homework, socialising, washing and ironing? Are you hooked on high-tech? What major appliances do you need? And what will you do with smaller gadgets, will you need storage for them or will they stand proudly on the worktops? How much storage will you need, and what type? Do you prefer solid doors to glass, or maybe lots of open shelving? Will you have non-fixed items such as a dresser. What about worktops – wood, stainless steel, granite, marble? And flooring – ceramic, stone, vinyl or laminate? The next step is to call in a professional, someone who can work with you to help plan the kitchen and will be able to tell which of your ideas will work and

which won’t”. With clear ideas and the pragma�sm of a professional you can work toward the perfect kitchen. A good kitchen professional will take everything into account when designing your dream kitchen and the more input you can provide, the be�er. Darren advises, “It’s best to avoid fashion fads, but do invest in quality and work with the planner. Above all, go with what feels right for you – ins�nct, inspira�on and imagina�on are the secret ingredients in this recipe.”

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Newly opened café and delicatessen, Deli Stop, is a bit of a gem for lovers of ﬁne con�nental style cuisine. Owner Michele Saulino, who hails from Avellino on Italy’s west coast, wanted to bring a taste of Italian ﬂair and fayre to Horsforth – he explains “ I am passionate about good food, good service and authen�c ingredients and I wanted to share this with people in my area”.

oﬀers an amazing range of Italian �t-bits to eat in or take away. Products in the chiller include: Serrano ham (on or oﬀ the bone), Iberico Chorizo, cooking Chorizo, sun dried tomotoes, con�nental cheeses and, of course, a great selec�on of olives. A great choice of specialist pasta, Arborio rice, olive oil, breads and much more are displayed throughout the café.

Situated in the former travel agents on Long Row, Deli Stop has undergone complete transforma�on. Now a comfortable, bright, bustling café with exposed stonework and tasteful décor, Deli Stop

Michele’s married to a local girl so he fully understands the importance of an English breakfast, which is served up un�l 12pm. A�er then, treat yourself to a sandwich or pannini such as Cros�ni con

Formaggio di Capra (grilled goats cheese & caramelised balsamic onions, served with mixed salad and a garlic, honey and mustard dressing) or relax with an authen�c Italian Espresso and watch the world go by. Deli Stop oﬀers outside catering, hampers for all occasions and regular Tapas evenings. Ample parking opposite in the Grey Horse car park.

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Pooky and Grumps has been serving the good people of Horsforth and surrounding villages since 2005. In a world where chain shops and mul�ples are taking over our high streets, Pooky and Grumps is proving that independent retailers are s�ll alive and kicking. Part deli, part off license, part cafe, Pooky and Grumps offers a heady mix of food and drinks from Yorkshire and around the world. S�cking firmly with the belief that you cant make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear, Pooky and Grumps don’t believe in short cuts or budget alterna�ves. Simply serving up delicious fayre at affordable prices.

Scones are baked fresh every morning, full breakfasts are served un�l 11am, lunch 11am-4pm and the coﬀee is truly the best in Horsforth and cheaper than the high street alterna�ve! So whether you’re a�er a take away sandwich, speciality ingredients, a hamper for your Aun�e Joan or even a humble pork pie. Pooky and Grumps is the place for you and your friends and your family and your neighbours and your neighbours family....... Pooky & Grumps. 92 New Road Side, Horsforth, LS18 4Q Open: Monday to Friday 8.3017.30, Saturday 9.00-16.00. Closed Sunday TEL: 0113 258 8811

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Horsforth Cricket Club The month of May saw Horsforth Cricket Club’s 1st team con�nue their promising start to the

season, going into the Spring Bank Holiday weekend nicely placed just behind the leaders in the Airedale-Wharfedale Division C. Australian overseas player Adam Mabb has made a good start to his Horsforth career, the highlight being his 5 wickets for 72 in our victory against Woodhouse. He has formed an eﬀec�ve new ball partnership with fellow fast bowler and leading wicket-taker, Andrew Robinson. Andrew is also leading the way in ba�ng

to date, scoring 178 runs at an average of nearly 30. Horsforth’s 2nd team has struggled due to injuries and players being unavailable but they have started to ﬁnd some form and have won two of their last three games. Highest run scorer for the 2nds

is Chris Baker, who scored a magniﬁcent 83 at Woodhouse, a game that saw all-rounder Mark Thomas mark his return to Horsforth, a�er two seasons at Follifoot, with a quick-ﬁre 60. Bowlers Nick Taylor, Ma�hew Wainwright & Pete Whincup lead the way in the wicket-taking stakes and with a more se�led side, hopes are high that the 2nd team will quickly pull away from the foot of the table. The junior cricket season is now well under way and Horsforth, with teams ranging from Under

9 up to Under 17, are making good progress in cup and league. Horsforth v Hall Park Weekend Horsforth CC & Hall Park each claimed a victory in Saturday’s local derbies. Our closest rivals claimed victory in a low scoring 1st team game while Horsforth 2nds clinched a crushing win in the Park. Horsforth 1sts put in a disappoin�ng ba�ng performance, with only Musgrave & Mabb (pictured) reaching double figures in a total of 83. Hall Park lost 5 wickets (Robinson 3-36) before sealing the win. By contrast, the 2nds posted a huge 280-9 in their innings with Welsh’s 62 being the highlight. Ma�hew Wainwright then led the way with a magnificent 6-15 as the hosts fell for just 120 all out. A�er two rather one-sided games on Saturday, the 3rd team game at HCC on Sunday was a much �ghter affair. Horsforth reached 175-8 from their 40 overs, thanks to an unbeaten 9th wicket partnership of 78 between skipper Alex Lines and Paul Hands. Horsforth then had Hall Park struggling with 7 wickets down before a big stand for the 8th wicket saw the visitors home with a couple of overs to spare. Thanks to Chris Taylor

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Yarnbury News

Raymond retires At the end of this year the Yarnbury President, Raymond Johnson, will be re�ring a�er 30 years, perhaps making him the longest serving president of an English rugby club. The club organised a president’s match and presenta�on on Saturday May 28th to recognise his achievements. Raymond has been a stalwart of the club for many years; he joined as a player in 1951, playing con�nuously un�l he was 48; but played in his last game in 2003

aged 75. He was 1st XV captain for 8 years and played first team rugby un�l he was 41 – always at full back. He was made Assistant Treasurer at the end of his first season at the club and has held office ever since including as Membership Secretary and Chairman of Rugby and was instrumental in se�ng up the first Colts team. Raymond has been the most diligent of ambassadors, always recrui�ng, encouraging and being suppor�ve of both senior and junior sec�ons. He is at the club almost every day – it really is his second home. He has supported the club financially when �mes

have been hard and he is ever present at matches and fundraising events, organising numerous luncheons and dinners. The commemora�ve match in Raymond’s honour saw no fewer than 80 players, past and present taking part including Raymond himself who took his familiar full back posi�on for 20 minutes! The current 1st XV took charge bea�ng the president’s XV by 20 – 13.

We wish Raymond a long and happy re�rement from the president’s role.

Raymond has been the most diligent of ambassadors, always recrui�ng, encouraging and being suppor�ve of both senior and junior sec�ons

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Horsforth Hall Park Cricket Club

The start of the season has had mixed fortunes for Hall Park, the ﬁrst team are performing well and have moved in to 8th place in the league a�er a recent away victory against Addingham and a 5pt winning draw against Alwoodley. This was followed by a ﬁrst round Waddilove Cup win against Woodhouse. Top performances for the month came from Jonny Postle who took 6wkts at Addingham , Jamie Simpson stopped just short of a century with 99 against Alwoodley. Notable performances have also come from youngsters in the cup with

18-year-old Sam Dobson’s 1st X1 best of 91 and 15 year old Harry S�rk taking 4 wkts on his club debut. Adding to this has been the excellent form of veteran Mark Scaife which sends the team into the tough upcoming fixtures with renewed confidence a�er the early season setbacks. The 2XI at Horsforth Hall Park have had a difficult start to the season and are yet to register their first win of the 2011 campaign. Despite this, there have been posi�ve signs coming out from recent matches against Pool and Woodhouse, including good performances from the junior players in the team. There have also been excellent performances from Geoff Barker, who has now reached 16 wickets for the season. Mark Pearson, Paul Stevenson and Neil Cowgill have all made half centuries. With two U16’s opening the ba�ng and bowling, things are looking promising for the future. In the Bank Holiday derby between Hall Park and Horsforth CC each claimed a victory but the 3rd team game ended in disappointment as Horsforth beat Hall Park 175 – 8 from 40 overs. Looking to the future, the clubs are now expanding their junior

sec�on with the forma�on of an U13 girls team. Training sessions will take place on Monday evenings from 6pm and full coaching will be provided. All coaches are CRB checked and ECB qualiﬁed. The club also provides coaching for juniors. U17, U15 and U11 teams who have a number of ﬁxtures running up un�l July. Training sessions also take place at the Hall Park Cricket Club on a Monday evening from 6pm. For any further informa�on contact the club on: 0113 2586859 or: Email: hallparkcc@yahoo.co.uk. Alterna�vely visit our new website at www.horsforthhallparkcc.org. uk for all the latest cricket and events news. The club can also be hired for func�ons, for more informa�on contact Trevor on: 07715 758878.

Looking to the future, the clubs are now expanding their junior sec�on with the forma�on of an U13 girls team

Local Sport

Marathon Runs For Horsforth Harriers Four Horsforth Harriers were fortunate enough to obtain places to make the trip to the capital for this year’s Virgin London Marathon. Steve Raby lead the way, just failing to crack the three hour barrier by five seconds and subsequently regre�ng his decision to pause briefly en route to pose for a photograph! Lindsey Clegg also ran impressively (3:27:52) and the other Horsforth runners were Bev Hurst and Simon Rudsdale, both finishing in a touch over four hours. Not gaining entry to London didn’t prevent other Harriers from compe�ng in a marathon. Tim Midgely ran a sparkling 2:42 at the Windermere Marathon to finish third overall and Vicky Ward and Graham Dawson also completed the Lakeland Marathon. Further afield, Helen Barber ran 3:16 and Jill Hobson set a new PB of 3:53 at the Edinburgh Marathon. Traveling furthest of all Steve Wood was the lone Horsforth Harrier in the Milan Marathon. Locally, a bumper entry of 32 Horsforth Harriers completed the recent Leeds Half Marathon and s�ll managed to find a team to handle the marshalling du�es on the Ring Road at Woodside. Horsforth Harriers meet at 7.00 pm for training every Tuesday evening at Horsforth Hall Park Cricket Pavilion. For further informa�on visit: www.horsforthharriers. co.uk Steve Raby pushing on, courtesy of Flaming Photography

Steve Raby lead the way, just failing to crack the three hour barrier by ﬁve seconds and subsequently regre�ng his decision to pause brieﬂy en route to pose for a photograph!

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Generate your own Electricity and Make Money! Micro-genera�on is fast becoming a buzz word. With the cost of energy and concern for the environment moun�ng, people are now looking at ways to reduce their carbon footprint and ul�mately, save money. Small scale power genera�on designed to provide power for a family home or small business is one answer. The Government recently introduced ‘Feed-in Tariﬀs’ (FITs), a Clean Energy Cash Back scheme to provide an incen�ve. Under the scheme, energy suppliers pay householders who generate their own electricity from renewable or low carbon sources, such as solar photovoltaic (PV) panels or wind turbines. The scheme guarantees a minimum payment for all electricity generated by the system, as well as a separate payment for electricity exported to the na�onal grid. The payments are index-linked, tax-free and guaranteed for 25 years.

Sounds like a win-win situa�on! Once the system is installed there will be a reduc�on in your electricity bills, in addi�on to the income from your Feed-in Tariﬀs. Daniel Lang of Electrotect UK Ltd., who

“This scheme has made micro-genera�on accessible to a wider range of people”. specialise in solar energy installa�ons, advises people on how to apply for the FITs scheme and the expected rate of ﬁnancial return. Danny told us “This scheme has made microgenera�on accessible to a wider range of people. We use the latest technology which is guaranteed for 25 years – giving you plenty of �me to not only recoup your investment, but also make money and add value to your home. Installa�on causes li�le disrup�on and can be up and running well within a week.” For more informa�on, or a free energy consulta�on, contact Electrotect on 01274 816782, or email sales@electrotect.co.uk

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