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Diamond Jubilee Tree Planting at Farsley Farfield

Celebrations of the Queens Diamond Jubilee have already begun at Farsley Farfield School where parents, children and staff have been planting trees to commemorate the special occasion.

Over thirty volunteers braved the cold, windy weather one recent Saturday morning to take part in the event which involved transplanting 3 and 4

Farsley Cafe Go Brazilian Farsley Farfield Cafe is going to hold a Brazilian themed day on Saturday 17th March in an attempt to fundraise for one of their volunteers.

The cafe, situated on the grounds of Farsley Farfield Primary School is looking to help their volunteer get to South America for an organised placement. In addition to the Brazilian day, staff at the cafe will be walking the three peaks as they look to reach their fundraising target.

Farfield Cafe also held ‘A Question of Sport’ quiz night which saw a signed Leeds Rhino’s shirt as a prize, with entrants in the quiz getting food and a pint for their money too!

The Farsley cafe have also organised an ‘Easter

(Photo: Marion Cole)

year old trees from the tree nursery on the school farm to areas along the path connecting the North and South buildings.

The tree planting event was organised by the Woodland Trust which aims to plant 6 million trees in over 60 different sites across the country.

Editor’s note – tell us what you have planned for the Diamond Jubilee celebrations. Are you holding a street party, a charity event or planning to mark the occasion in another way, such as tree planting? Let us know before the event and we may be able to help with publicity.

Eggstravaganza’ for Saturday 31st March which will take place from 10am – 2pm.

The eagerly anticipated ‘Eggstravaganza’ will see a morning of arts, crafts and live music all with that upcoming Easter theme for the occasion. This family fun day is something not to be missed with cakes, coffee and the like all available for purchase.

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Room 101

Since George Orwell first came up with the concept, many people have been asked to contemplate their own Room 101, a room containing their own worst fears.

However, 101 should soon have a new more positive association. In 1937, the emergency 999 phone number was introduced.

Now 75 years later, an equivalent non-emergency number, 101, has been introduced across the country.

In 2010, the British Crime Survey found that only 54% of the public know how to contact their local police if they want to talk to them about policing, crime or anti social behaviour.

So what does this mean for Local residents of Horsforth, Cookridge, Rawdon and Yeadon? Well Matters hopefully a much easier number to remember when phoning your local police control room……and it is still is your West Yorkshire police control room that answer your calls. There is no national or international call centre, just West Yorkshire Police officers and staff available 24 hours a day to handle your enquiry.

You will hear a recorded message first though, when you phone. This is because the 101 number is a national number. Technology at the telephone exchange will connect you to the nearest Police force unless you choose otherwise. Worth remembering if you are ringing on a mobile phone whilst walking on Billings Hill or the Chevin – the technology may offer to connect you to North Yorkshire Police first as the phone mast you are using may be in North Yorkshire.

One last thing, this does not replace the 999 number which should always be called in an emergency, when life is in danger or when a crime is in progress.

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Increasing transport funding for the North of England is something I have been very vocal about for years and I was pleased to see this discussed in the House of Commons in February. A local media campaign has really brought this matter out in the open in Leeds and I have long felt that there is a clear north/south divide when it comes to funding.

According to the Institute for Public Policy Research 84 percent of planned new transport infrastructure spending was aimed at London and the South East in comparison with 6 percent in the North of England.

Whilst the Government is taking steps to increase investment in the North with projects such as the two new stations in Apperley Bridge and Kirkstall Forge and the electrification of the line between Manchester and Leeds, I believe more needs to be done to address this imbalance and as such raised this in the House of Commons last month.

I was also pleased to have the opportunity this month to lead a debate on the responsibility that high street

banks have to assist carers when it comes to online banking for the people they care for. Having been approached by a constituent who is a carer for her son and hearing her story of struggling to get banks to take carers into consideration when setting their online banking policy I was able to hear first hand just how challenging this seemingly straightforward act of accessing money online can be. Carers should not have to spend their valuable spare time, when they are not looking after the people they care for, going through a complex bureaucratic complaints procedure.

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The Sinking of The Sub

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Residents of Farsley will perhaps be familiar with the sight of the brightly coloured double-decker FYDP bus but perhaps not aware of its purpose or the hard work of the organisation responsible for it. Sadly, like many things, you don’t always know what you have till it’s gone – and unfortunately for FYDP, it will soon no longer exist.

Farsley Youth Development Project (FYDP) was set up in 2003 by a group that included local people, professional youth workers and members of the local churches.

One of the key aims of the FYDP is to help young people, particularly those on the margins of the community, to realise their full potential. Every week, the bus (nicknamed The Sub) parks up within Farsley providing a safe place for young people to spend time together. Other aims of FYDP include providing activities and learning opportunities for young people, to bring people together at intergenerational events and provide mentoring and support where needed.

station, SPIN fm. One of FYDP’s most well-known projects has been its involvement in the extremely successful Farsley Farfield Community Cafe.

FYDP was set up to support the young people of Farsley, and to help make the community a better place. It has been a great asset to our community.

Howard Bradley, FYDP Manager said ‘We are proud of what we have achieved, but it is the end of an era.’

FYDP has organised numerous events including An event to celebrate the life and work of FYDP will cinema screenings, fundraising gigs, Summer be held at the Farsley Farfield Community Cafe on Festivals and has even broadcasted its own radio 24 March 2012.

Farsley Table Top Sale

Forget standing outside at carboot sales in the cold weather, if you fancy making some money from your unwanted gifts, out-grown toys or homemade crafts, book a table at your local table top sale (TTS).

Every month St. John’s Farsley host a TTS where tables can be hired for £7. The cost of the table hire goes towards a new stained glass window at the Church. Profits made on the stalls go to the seller, or their chosen charity.

Happy Buyers!

February’s table top sale was a great success with a strong crowd all on the hunt for a bargain or for something a little different from the crafters.

Various charities were represented on the day including Cancer Research UK, The Cat Rescue charity and Friends of St. John. `

Happy Sellers! (Photos: Marion Cole)

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Bring Back A Bank! Libraries Aren’t Pants!

Farsley has clothes shops, coffee shops, bridal shops, restaurants, a pharmacy, a post office, a car dealership and even a haberdashery but Farsley has no bank.

Despite the advertisements made by Royal Bank of Scotland who claimed they would be the “last bank in town”, the doors to Natwest in Farsley closed for the final time in June 2011.

Residents of Farsley signed a petition which was used as part of the evidence in the complaints filed

by Councillor Andrew Carter and the pressure group Campaign for Community Banking Services (CCBS) submitted to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).

In February 2012 the ASA ruled that the advertisements must not be shown again in their current form. Mr Carter said he was ‘delighted’ with this decision.

Unfortunately this decision will not result in the bank in Farsley being re-opened and residents of Farsley will have to now travel to Pudsey or Horsforth to access their ‘local’ branch.

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Hilarious if your age is still a single figure.

Stories were followed by craft activities that included a picture hunt and decorating paper pants.

The event was the first of a series ran in conjunction with Bramley Library. The aim is to encourage children to visit the library and enjoy reading books.

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Carter’s Chutney Class

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Following Councillor Andrew Carter’s win at the Creative Calverley Chutney Bake-off in December, he promised to share his secret recipe. True to his word, Andrew recently invited his competition rivals to a Chutney making workshop in his own home.

As well as making a delicious Plum and Apple chutney to take away, this fun event involved tasting a selection of homemade chutneys and jams, served with a selection of cheeses and sharing recipes, hints and tricks. Everyone attending the event had a great afternoon and left a little more knowledgeable about how to cook ‘The Perfect Chutney’. Andrew Carter may have tougher competition in the next bake-off!

CCTV to Tackle AntiSocial Behaviour in Farsley Following complaints made by Farsley residents and business owners, West Yorkshire Police are working in conjunction with Leeds City Council Anti Social Behaviour Team and West North West Homes to tackle anti social behaviour problems in the area.

The installation of CCTV on Farfield shops on Farfield Avenue is being considered in an effort to deal with the on-going problem. Residents have felt intimidated and frightened by the groups of youths loitering around the shops. CCTV has been successful in reducing crime and anti-social

Community Cinema

Local Matters

Calverley Community Cinema organisers, Gael Timbers and Rev John Walker (photo: Marion Cole)

Attending the cinema can be arduous. First there is getting there, finding a place to park, choosing what to watch, queuing for tickets, then popcorn... Never mind the cost!

Thankfully the idea of the Community Cinema has taken hold in our area and several churches now hold a monthly film screening. Attending a Community Cinema event is a great way to spend a rainy afternoon and taking the kids along to a film showing in a church hall is so much more relaxing than at a multi-screen theatre.

At St John’s in Farsley, admission is free and refreshments are served throughout the showing (hot chocolate and fabulous homemade cake). There is no tutting if the kids are a little fidgety and they are free to get up and dance should they wish (and they often do!).

For adults looking for a little child-free time, Calverley C of E is the latest church to introduce a film screening. Doors will open at 6:30 on 17th March for a showing of Mania Mia. All are welcome and you can even dress up and sing-a-long! behaviour in other areas of Leeds and it is thought that it will be a useful tool to assist in the detection and apprehension of offenders.

West Yorkshire Police recently issued questionnaires to residents regarding their use of the local shops.

Information received from residents will support the application for CCTV. In a recent letter to residents the police pointed out that it is only a small minority of people who commit acts of crime and anti-social behaviour and they are aware that most people are respectful members of the community.

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The bulb family are in full bloom now, so take off the dead heads as they go over and sprinkle a general fertiliser around the base to build up the flowers for next year. Always allow the leaves to die down naturally, even if they look slightly untidy.

If you have a frost free environment, it is time to start sowing hardy annuals and perennials for your summer colour. It is also a good time to plant new perennial plants, splitting up old clumps to rejuvenate them and planting in new areas.

Witch hazels, camellias and other winter flowering shrubs have been looking lovely, if you need to prune them to keep them tidy this is the time as they start to finish flowering. Roses should also be pruned to keep an open goblet shape, with a top dressing of rose fertilizer hoed into the soil around the base.

You will have noticed the grass is starting to grow again with the milder weather, which means you should start to rake out all the old dead grass and moss. It is useful to also spike the lawn with your garden fork, and if the conditions are right, give it a first cut with the blades set high.

In the vegetable garden, sow broad beans in succession for an early crop. Enjoy your first forced rhubarb, providing a mulch for the main plants which should now be showing bright pink crowns.

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The event which runs from Thursday 15th March through until Saturday 17th is hosted by the Leeds CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) club and will be a fantastic event with live music, food and of course, a lot of tasty Ales!

The event which runs on the first Saturday of every month saw a range of crafts stalls inside the Thornhill Arms including some rustic and elegant hand-made cards for special occasions, knitted animals, jewellery and a stall offering the tastes of Canada from some original recipes.

Pudsey will host their annual beer festival with over 150 different Real Ales and ciders from across Yorkshire and beyond coming to the Pudsey Civic Hall in March.

Where?

The festival takes place at the Pudsey Civic Hall, Dawson’s Corner, Stanningley, LS28 5TA and approximately a five minute walk from the New Pudsey BR Station.

What’s on?

Every year the CAMRA club have a theme for the festival and this year the theme is ‘Great Inventions’ so make sure to take part as the festival celebrates the great inventors. There will be a ‘treasure trail’ to find ‘Great Inventions’ with some cryptic clues to help you along the way to winning some ‘beery prizes.’

Cost The Thursday and Friday morning sessions are FREE, with Thursday evening priced at £4 and the Friday evening at £5. On Saturday the morning is £4 with the evening at just £3, it should be noted that CAMRA member can receive FREE entry to all sessions apart from the Friday evening. Under18’s are not permitted to enter the festival but it should be a fantastic event from start to finish for the local area.

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The monthly ‘Creative Calverley’ at the Thornhill Arms pub saw a host of stall holders brave the less than fantastic rainy weather on the first Saturday of the month.

Outside of the pub saw the residence of those brave enough to battle the elements, selling various breads and cakes on the food stalls. Other tables on the day offered flowers and bouquets while another sold a variety of candles in different shapes, sizes and scents.

Despite a small turnout, Katie Lee (pictured) who has been running her stall for just a couple of months, said; “I’m just starting to make a profit now.” Katie whose cake making business runs out of the back of a Shipley bakery offers some exquisite cupcakes and cakes for all occasions.

Make sure not to miss out on the next ‘Creative Calverley’ event which takes place on Saturday 7th April. You can also book a stall on the day as well by e-mailing info@creativecalverley.co.uk but be quick as stalls operate on a first come first served basis.

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‘NatWest 4’ Raise Money for Marie Curie

Four Pudsey men are taking part in a series of events in Yorkshire over a period of three months, all in aid of Marie Curie cancer care.

Chris Parkin, Jonny Dytiche, Chris Gratton and Nick Foster all started with a painstaking body wax in the first of the scheduled events. Chris Parkin, kicked off proceedings after openly admitting to having the ‘short straw,’ and exclaimed ‘’Hell hath no fury’’ following his armpit waxing.

Jonny Dytiche Braced in anticipation

Chris Gratton described the ordeal as ‘like being run over!’ while Jonny Dytiche who after watching the previous three, said; “it feels like D-Day I’ve just been given the five minute warning!” as he approached the waxing table.

Despite a large amount of grimaces and screams of discomfort the four were in great spirits as they look to raise money for the fantastic cause. Speaking to Mr Parkin about the fundraising he said; ‘the aim is to make £1,600, if we reach that target the RBS group have agreed to donate £250 to each of us to give us £2,600.’

Next up for the ‘NatWest Four’ is a 12 mile row across Lake Windermere this month before they take on the Yorkshire Three Peaks, a gruelling 23.5 mile walk in April and end their challenges with the Marie Curie Great Escape in May. The four down to earth guys are putting their bodies through the paces and if you’d like to sponsor them, you can do so via justgiving.com/natwest4

Ouch! (Photos: Jake Harvey)

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Pudsey Cancer Patient Gets New Lease of Life Writing Her Dad’s Biography

Local Matters

Apparently there is a book in all of us, or at the very least a story. This was certainly true of Yorkshire born Len Watson aka ‘Spanner’ who had more than a few stories from his time as a Flight Engineer and 2nd pilot on Lancasters in World War II. Spanner often entertained his family with his tales about the war and it became obvious to daughter Gill that these stories must not be lost to history and so the idea to write a book was born.

At the time, Pudsey resident Gill had recently been diagnosed with cancer. She was extremely ill and spent a great deal of time receiving treatment at St James’ Hospital. She now says that there was ‘no greater therapy’ than composing a book about her Dad’s memoirs. Gill filmed her father and then transcribed his stories, a task she says that was not easy as he had a tendency to jump several decades in one sentence!

Gill’s book, ‘SPANNER – A Dales Lad to Bomber Command and Back’ follows Len’s life as a young lad growing up in the dales, his first employment building huts for evacuees and joining up aged just 19. He started as an aircraft fitter and progressed into engineering as ultimately he wanted to fly. He flew on a total of 33 sorties, some very eventful. Gill’s book is often humorous but equally sad particularly when she retells how Spanner described counting

Cllr Marjoram Speaks Hello, my name is Joe Marjoram and I’m a local Councillor for Calverley and Farsley Ward on Leeds City Council.

There’s always a good deal going on and it’s the great variety of things to do that makes being a Councillor such a rewarding job. Schools, Planning, Highways, Parks and Housing are all things that we deal with every week of the year.

Planning is always a ‘hot-topic’ and soon we’ll find out if the plan for 500 houses at the former Clariant factory on the ring road has been approved. It’s really important that we continue building houses but it mustn’t be at the expense of people who

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the empty beds the morning after a sortie, as that was when you knew who had not returned.

Sadly, Len died in June 2011, before the book was complete but Gill is very proud that his stories will live on.

The book is available at Lidgett Hill Stationers, Pudsey. Please visit spanner-lenwatson.co.uk for further information. already live here. I’ll update you on the outcome in the next edition of Covered.

We’re trying some new ways to get to meet people including ‘street surgeries’ where we write to 200 or so houses each week and then call round on a Saturday at all the houses that display the letter in the window. It’ll take a while to get round 8,000 houses – please be patient!

I often use my phone to send photos of litter, vandalism and highways problems direct to Council staff. To help you do that I’m now on twitter and if you ‘tweet’ the problems in your area I’ll be sure to pass them on. Why not follow me @jwmarjoram To find out who your local Councillors are and more about what’s happening in the City visit leeds.gov.uk

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Calverley Spring Clean – Garage sale: Calverley is gearing up for a village-wide ‘Spring Clean’ event on Saturday 17th March.

The event, which is being organised by the local schools, will see residents throughout the village setting up stalls in their garages, driveways and front gardens, selling on their no longer needed items. Or alternatively home baking or craft items they’ve made – it’s anything goes really. From large items such as lawnmowers, children’s bikes and exercise equipment, to smaller items such as clothes, toys and baby items, people can sell whatever they wish. Participants pay just £5 for the early bird registration or £10 for a stall and can then keep all their own profits.

The organisers will publicise the event widely throughout the village and surrounding areas and there will be maps printed showing visitors the locations of all the 60 different stalls. Rachel Cline, one of the event organisers: “The idea is for local people to come together to create a communitywide sale event that will draw people to the village and hopefully earn participants some cash. Spring is the time we all traditionally want to clean up and clear out and the beauty of this event is that it’s incredible easy. There’s no loading up the car to travel to a car boot sale or tip. People can sell directly from their own drives or front gardens.” People interested in participating but who do not live in Calverley may take a stall in the Conservative Club.

The event will take place 12-4pm Saturday, 17th March 2012, 12 – 4pm If you are interested in having a stall, please email: calverleyspringclean@ gmail.com or contact 0113 2195150. You can also follow the event on Facebook: ‘Calverley Spring Clean – Garage Sale’.

Pudsey Parish Church Welcomes Families It may feel like only two minutes since Christmas, but the Easter holidays are almost upon us which means that Pudsey Parish Church will once again host their fabulous ‘Holiday Club’. The last holiday club activities were enjoyed by over 100 children and the week culminated in 85 costumed children taking part in the Nativity Service.

However, there is no need to wait for a holiday to attend the Church, Pudsey Parish Church welcome children and families throughout the year. In addition to the family friendly Sunday service, Children and Young Families Worker, Gareth Howles and his team of volunteers also host ‘Bounce’, a fun group for primary school children every Wednesday

and ‘Friday at 6pm’, for children aged 9-14.

For more details visit pudseyparish.org.uk or contact Gareth on 0113 2578127

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CoveredCoach - with Susan Harper Todd Morning Pages

Local Ladies

If you are really committed to self improvement and want to change your life, the exercise I am about to describe can help to free your mind from daily worries and fears. It is called Morning Pages because the idea is that every morning when you wake up and before you do anything else, you sit down and write 3 pages of long hand describing everything that is in your head.

For example the dream you’ve just had, that you forgot to ring your sister last night, that you’re worried about work, about money, about your relationship, or that you don’t want to go to the gym today! Write down anything and everything that crosses your mind. Don’t worry about it being too negative – that’s good, because it gives an outlet to all the negative thoughts that would otherwise be stuck in your head all day! This is a way of clearing your mind ready for the day ahead.

Writing helps to make sense of your life and writing by hand as opposed to on the computer connects

Wedding Fayre

Two Calverley Mums are organising a Wedding Fayre in conjunction with St Wilfrid’s Church, Calverley. The fayre will be held on Saturday, 21st April from 11 am - 3 pm in The Barn and Church.

Organisers Debbie Turk and Rachel Marcus are looking for wedding-related businesses from the local area who may rent a space on the event for £20. Business details will be shown on a slide show in church with promotional literature, business cards and flyers on display too.

To book or for further info - please contact: Debbie Turk - 07946 587446 or Rachel Marcus - 07896 024593

us to our heart and puts us in direct touch with our emotions. Have a go and see what happens.

To learn more about overcoming life’s challenges visit Susan’s website: www. susanharpertodd.com Are you an inspirational Local lady? Do you know of a local woman of achievement?

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Their aim is to help each other to do more business and do more business locally!

Business owners, managers and professionals from all industries are welcome. Membership is free as are the monthly meetings. Members do not need to register; just turn up on the night.

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themselves and their business details will also be featured on the Calverley Business Network website.

Unlike other networks there is no formal requirements for members to bring any thing specific to the group, CBN just ask that everyone embraces the helping spirit of the network and seek to share knowledge, ideas or leads where they can.

Meetings are held on the first Tuesday of every month at the Thornhill Arms in Calverley between 7pm and 9pm. The emphasis is on a social event where members have the opportunity to meet and chat to each other.

If you would like to find out more contact Helen West on 07971 753919

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Farsley AFC – a Mixed Bag

February has not been the best of months for Farsley AFC who had a tricky run of fixtures against fellow teams in the promotion mix. After postponements against Bamber Bridge and Harrogate Railway, Farsley made the short trip to Ossett Town on 14 February and won 2-0 thanks to an own goal and a Simeon Bambrook penalty.

The following Saturday they hosted second-placed Curzon Ashton, a team they had not managed to beat in their previous three meetings this season.

Despite Duncan Williams’ 83rd minute goal, Curzon took a 2-1 victory back to Manchester.

A week later, AFC travelled to face Skelmersdale United, another play-off side. They took the lead from another fantastic strike from Simeon Bambrook, his 14th goal of the season, but the home side equalised through Louis Corrigan’s.

Then, on the Tuesday, it was off to Guiseley for the semi-final of the West Riding County Cup. Despite a great second half performance, Farsley lost to the cup holders 2-1.

The relentless run continues through March as the race for promotion heats up. Farsley will be at home on the 17th against strugglers Cammell Laird.

On the 27th they host Radcliffe Borough. A trip to Trafford is sandwiched between those games before AFC ends the month at home against Mossley.

Please support the team by coming to the games at Throstle Nest as Farsley attempts to secure a playoff place on 21 April.

Farsley AFC Ladies recovering

(Left) Leah Galton contributed one of the goals in Leeds Ladies’ 2-1 cup win over Coventry City (Below) Ben Jones captained Farsley AFC against Guiseley on 28 February. Here is one of his more spectacular efforts from their match against Warrington Town in January – blocked by opposing captain Tom Hardwick (Photos: Ivor Hughes)

Cup successes for Leeds United Ladies Leeds United Ladies, who also play at Throstle Nest on Sunday afternoons, have not played a league game since 8 January. But they have been enjoying a series of successes in the Women’s FA Cup. In the third round they thrashed Watford Ladies 6-1.

Then on to Coventry City - a much tighter affair with Leeds winning 2-1 win with goals from Leah Galton and Carey Heugett. And, most recently on 1 Match, they secured a narrow 1-0 win at Sheffield United Ladies in their first match of the group stage in the Premier League Cup.

Farsley’s Ladies revival continues after a good run of form. A run of three victories has lifted them from the bottom of the table. On 29 January they came from a goal behind to beat Hebden Royd 2-1 courtesy of goals from Chloe Wainwright and Sarah Carter. Then on 19 February they beat Castleford 4-1. A week later they defeat Northowram 6-3 in an exciting game which included a hat-trick from Kerry McLoughlin.

Leeds Ladies will be playing at Throstle Nest on Thursday 15 March as they host Leeds City Vixens in their final group match of the Premier League Cup. Kick-off at 7:45pm. Other March games include visits to Reading (league) and Bristol (FA Cup).

The Ladies have another exciting game on Thursday 15 March when they play Bradford City Ladies in the County Cup semi-finals at the County HQ in Woodlesford. League games in March include trips to Republica and Tingley.

Lists of all fixtures and results may be found on each club’s website www.farsleyafc.co.uk www.farsleyafc.co.uk/ladies.html www.leedsunitedladies.com

Leeds Ladies will be back home on Sunday 1 April to Cardiff City Ladies (league), when Leeds’ sponsors League Against Cruel Sports is planning a display to raise public awareness of their cause.

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Wally at the Double for Lions

A James Walshaw double saw Guiseley reach the West Riding County Cup Final as they beat Farsley 2-1 in the semi-final at Nethermoor. The Lions won the competition last year with a 4-2 win over Thackley in the final and will need to beat Harrogate Town this year to pick up the honours again at Bradford City’s Valley Parade.

Walshaw was at the heart of everything for the hosts and could have had a first half hat-trick but for a couple of missed chances. The striker bagged his first on 28 minutes; a quick free-kick from Michael Burns released Chris Senior who kindly rolled the ball across goal for an unmarked Walshaw to slot home.

Farsley AFC forced a lot of activity in the Guiseley goalmouth early in the first half but none bore fruit. (Photo: Ivor Hughes)

lone forward was causing trouble and went close to pulling one back when he was through on goal, while some positive build-up saw Simeon Bambrook force a smart save from Steven Drench in the Guiseley goal.

Farsley got their rewards in the 61st minute when Simon Ainge’s dilly dallying in defence was punished with Gareth Grant calmly finishing off to give the Farsley looked to be getting overpowered and the visitors a chance. The game lulled after the goal as score-line could have been worse had it not been for Guiseley held off a gallant Farsley to reach the final some inspired saves by Tom Morgan in the visitors for the second year running. net. As the half came to a close Walshaw doubled his tally, his first shot brought a fantastic save from Guiseley Manager Steve Kittrick said of the cup; Morgan but the rebound couldn’t be stopped as “I’m disappointed that some people are referring to this as a tin pot final as it’s a chance for the boys Walshaw slammed home to take a 2-0 advantage.

Neil Parsley’s side gave it a real go in the second- to play at a big club in front of a sizeable crowd. half, matching and bettering their opponents who Reaching any final is special and it will be a tough sit two divisions above them. Gareth Grant as a game, Harrogate Town won't be easy opposition."

Pudsey’s Ben in Torch Relay

greatest sporting event ever and to be involved in the build up is amazing. It will be a special moment and I'm sure I will remember it forever.” He even went as far as to say it’s “possible the greatest achievement of my life.”

Pudsey lad Ben Cropper will have his name down in the history books of the London Olympic Games Ben, who has Cerebral Palsy, is clearly an inspiration after he was selected to be an Olympic Torch to what you can do if you want something enough; currently studying the final year of his degree as bearer for its 70 day relay across the U.K. well he is very excited about what the future holds.

The relay will allow those outside of London to “I'm excited to try and get a job in journalism but have the chance to feel part of the biggest sporting I do worry about the amount of competition. I event in the world as it comes to the U.K, allowing have managed to secure a press pass on behalf of a people to see the torch first hand and be part of the production company I work with for the Paralympic Games.”

Olympics.

Ben, 21, said of his honour to carry the torch, “It’s a real privilege for me to carry the Olympic Torch. I feel honoured to have been chosen out of so many applicants. To my mind there is nothing special about me and I occasionally have to pinch myself and ask am I actually going to do this. As a massive sports fan this has the potential to be this country's

There will be 8,000 nominated bearers who will carry the Olympic torch, starting at Land’s End on 19 May, moving for 70 days to finish at the Olympic Stadium on 27 July for the start of the Olympic Games. The torch will pass through Leeds on 24 June and go through; Headingley, Potternewton, Harehills and Richmond Hill.

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