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CONTENTS 10 GUISELEY SPOTLIGHT Find out why Guiseley is such a great place to live, work and play
20 SUBURBAN GARDENS If you’re looking for some “green-fingered” tips - then look no further!
26 SUBURBAN FUN It’s time for the adults out there to put their thinking caps on and get their brains in gear!
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DEBUT NOVEL FROM MENSTON AUTHOR
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My name is Robert Young and I have lived in Menston for the past twenty years. Seven years ago I decided out of the blue to write a novel, there's one in all of us right? Well a year later and the very rough manuscript was finished, of sorts. I decided to get the book pro-edited before I approached an agency or publishers, and to be honest it was money well spent. I learned a lot from the editor and it gave me the confidence to post it off to a number of London agents, twenty five in total. One by one the rejection letters came back, knocking my ego and making me wonder if the book was as good as I thought it was.
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Unperturbed I decided to carry on writing and wrote book two, a follow on from the first novel and what now formed part of a seven book series, or at least that was the plan. Two years later, research trips to Rome, New York and Luxor Egypt (my wife didn't mind this part of the process) and I'd completed books three and four.
two years to publish your book. Could be on day one, could be on day seven hundred and thirty. What happened knocked me for six... Two weeks before the book was due to be published, about a year later, the publishers went bust and I was sent back the intellectual rights to my story... Square one it would seem.
Late one night on line, there's plenty of those in the life of an author, I came across an independent publisher from Salisbury who it seemed would be a perfect fit for my novels... Sorry I should have mentioned, the books were and are aimed at the young adult market, I guess you'd call them historical fantasy, hence the Roman and Egyptian trips.
I'll admit it, I sulked for six months, licking my wounds and played the victim.
Long story short, I signed a two-year deal with the publishers and felt pretty smug. Now all that sounds great, but what it means in reality is the publisher has
I wrote a couple of short stories in the meantime and both of them were published in anthologies, confidence restored somewhat. I was then approached on social media (Facebook) by a publisher in Glasgow who where keen to put out 'Angel's Recruit' the first in the series. I'd put my website www.auctoratus up on the site and they'd taken a shine to it. OK, another long story short...
I signed the paperwork and sure enough at the beginning of March this year the book was released on Amazon in paperback and on Kindle, I was delighted. The feeling of euphoria however didn't last long.... A week after publication and they too went into liquidation. Right now I was feeling like I was Mr Jinx and the book was some kind of evil script which wasn't meant to reach the masses. What do you know an hour after I'd received the 'We're very sorry...' Email, yet another publisher approached me and offered to put 'Angel's Recruit' in to print... I was naturally sceptical. Well, I'm pleased to say this story does gave a happy ending. The book went straight to number one in the young adult charts on Amazon and guess what? Yes the publishers are still solvent! They want to publish the entire series and I've recently agreed (crossing my fingers).
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HAVE I SEEN A RARITY? Summer is the most confusing time of year for new birdwatchers and it’s the time when I get the most calls, emails and photos about ‘mystery’ birds. Many people are convinced that they’ve seen something rare as they are not able to find an image of the bird they’ve seen in their fieldguide (their bird book). Has this happened to you? Here’s why.
you’ll struggle to identify it.
When people start to become interested in birds they (understandably) choose a fieldguide that shows them some pretty pictures. These are usually photographs. To ensure that the book is small enough to fit in your pocket, the photo has to be a decent size to provide any detail. The most colourful bird is usually the male so you get one large photo of a male and not much of anything else. Even if you have smaller photos or drawings of alternative plumages, they are very small so your eye is drawn to the large photo.
So why does this time of year produce additional problems? Firstly, after bringing up their brood of chicks, both male and female birds look pale, worn and tatty. If we take the blue tit as an example, one pair totalled 600 sorties per day when feeding a large brood of chicks. As they move in and out of the hole, the outer edges of their feathers become so worn that it affects the colour and shape of the adult birds. I have quite a few calls from people who are so certain that they’ve seen a crested tit in their local woodland because of this very situation. Does your fieldguide tell you where these birds can be found?
With some species of birds, both male and female are alike but with many birds, the male and female are different. This is called sexual dimorphism. So, if your fieldguide fits the description above and you’ve seen a female bird, then chances are
Secondly, think of all those fledged youngsters that are now fending for themselves. What do they look like? Blue tit babies are yellow where the adult’s white patches usually are. Many other young birds will look more like the female than the male but some
look completely different. It’s these birds, more than anything else, that create the most excitement amongst novice birdwatchers. Even experienced birders have to work harder to correctly identify some families of birds such as waders, gulls and birds of prey. So, today’s lesson is, when out birdwatching over the next few weeks, think about tatty adults and young fledglings. Remember that you’re more likely to see something common than something rare and make sure you read the text that accompanies each illustration in your fieldguide. I’ll happily recommend a fieldguide to you if you need any help in choosing one. Linda Jenkinson teaches people about birds in and around Leeds. For details of classes email linda. startbirding@gmail.com or call 07778 768719. Visit www.startbirding. co.uk or Start Birding on Facebook and Twitter.
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struggled since last year and I honestly feel that during the good times a minority perhaps didn’t focus on customer care as much as they should have done. We make sure we turn up when we say we will, do the job the customer requires and leave their house as clean as a whistle. I often get comments back from customers on how they really didn’t expect that sort of service which, in a way, is very sad for the service industry as a whole.’ Cloudy2Clear service the Menston, Guiseley, Yeadon, Rawdon, Horsforth, Cookridge, Bramhope, Otley and Adel areas and Joel is finding that his approach is a major factor in his success. ‘The truth is that it’s not just the personal
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GUISELEY: A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE, WORK AND PLAY Article by Councillor Paul Wadsworth
Guiseley is a small town with a proud history and an exciting future. Home to a number of manufacturing companies over the years, the tell-tale signs of its industrial heritage can still be seen, for instance with the old Parkinson’s Clock in the railway car park. The clock comes from the top of the original Crompton Parkinson Factory, which closed in 2004. A different kind of business also has its roots in Guiseley. In 1930 a certain Harry Ramsden opened what he claimed at the time to be the world’s biggest fish and chip shop – and it’s perhaps fitting that, though that original restaurant closed a few years ago, a new business has since opened on the same site. Building on this successful past, there is a healthy mix of small, independent businesses, as well as larger chains, all thriving in the town. Guiseley Retail Park is in the centre, and the Westside Retail Park sits between Guiseley and Yeadon. In some cases businesses are located on the sites of old factories or mills, preserving the link with Guiseley’s industrial past. The town has a supermarket, as well as numerous pubs, bars, restaurants, modern
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brand name stores and even a farmer’s market. The Town Gate area near St Oswald’s Church also provides another shopping area. Local people are well served for sports facilities with Aireborough Leisure Centre located on The Green, and the town is also rightly proud of its football team, Guiseley AFC, which won promotion to the Conference Premier League last year. As a place to live, work and play, Guiseley is a fantastic place to call home.
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MEMORIES OF A GUISELEY LAD: WILLS GILL Article by Brian Triffitt
Wills Gill, a hidden corner of Guiseley, ask people where it is and most folk in Guiseley have probably never heard of it, never mind tell you where it is. Wills Gills, as those who know it would call it, runs to the south east of Town Street at the junction of Moor Lane and Carlton Lane and down the back of Upper End Farm (which now has been converted into residential dwellings), for about six to seven hundred yards up to the fields that lead to the bottom of Yeadon Banks. In my child hood and even in later years the farm was owned and run by Pete and Phyllis Baker and their family, Pete’s brother Harry Baker owned Shaw Lane farm, both farms running almost next to each other, but at the end of the 1940’s Harry sold some of his land to form what is now the Queensway estate that started in the early 1950’s.
Looking down Wills Gill lane
picnics and games, and of course with the beck that ran down from Carlton Lane that was a real draw for children, we used to dam it up in certain places to form large paddling pools in which we had loads of fun, unlike today the beck in those days had a good flow of clean water. We often took our boats right up to the far end of the field and sail them all the way back down to where the beck disappeared under Wills Gill lane and down to Guiseley rectory and beyond. C
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As children if we went to the cinema at Yeadon, from where we lived on Moorland Crescent we would walk down Wills Gills, through the style at the bottom and follow the footpath to come out at the end of Union Street and down to Church Street, turn left to cross the bottom of Shaw Lane Gardens then it would be over Shaw Beck following the footpath across the fields to come out at Haworth Lane, up Chapel Lane and onto Yeadon High Street. In the 1940’s Wills Gills was a wonderful place, it was like a large picnic area, people would gather down there at weekends with their families for
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The far end of the field is where we had our cricket pitch, many a ball was lost as it sailed over the beck and into the hay field that stood next door.(lots of happy hours spent playing here). Our football pitch was still in the same field but in an area at the very top that ran parallel to Carlton Lane and onto the back of a cottage that stood there, CY
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Another game or activity we used to play was throwing arrows, these were lengths of stick or canes with a cross cut into one end and then a cardboard flight inserted ,a groove was then cut around the stick just below the flight, you then had a piece of string and made a knot at one end, wrap the string round the groove and over the knot and the other end around your hand, then holding the pointed end of the stick with the same hand you would throw it as hard as you could using the string to propel it. Long sticks would go the furthest but a short one would be the ones to go up high. Pete Baker never gave us any problems with playing on his land, just as long as we didn’t cause any damage. They were good days way back then.
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BOWER BUILDING AHEAD OF LIONS' SEASON Article by Sandy Beeson Photos by James Hedley
Guiseley AFC boss Mark Bower is busy preparing for the team's first ever assault on the Vanarama National League ahead of the big kick off on August 8th. Since winning promotion in dramatic style in the play-off final against Chorley in May, Bower has been working hard to ready the team for their debut season in non-league football's top flight. Pre-season training and friendlies are already in full swing as the club prepare to take on teams across the country, many of which are full-time including the likes of Tranmere Rovers, Wrexham and Grimsby Town. With the added pressure of competing with teams who train throughout the week, a greater emphasis than ever before has been placed on conditioning the players in the weeks leading up to the season opener away at Welling United. The Lions have faced Huddersfield Town, Barnsley and Bradford City during pre-season to prepare for home clashes in August against
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Altrincham, Kidderminster Harriers, Aldershot Town and Gateshead. “The lads have done a lot of hard work with the running and football work in training. Everyone is fit and ready to go," Bower said. “We've made sure players don't play for too long as we build them up throughout the pre-season schedule ahead of a historic campaign for the club." The majority of the promotion-winning squad from last season have signed on for the club's maiden Vanarama National League campaign. Bower added: "We were always keen to keep on the majority of last season's squad as we have a great team spirit in the dressing room and that goes a long way. "We've also been able to add some extra quality in there as well so we're raring to go." To find out more about the club and for sponsorship or advertising opportunities, please visit www.guiseleyafc.co.uk.
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LOCAL CLUBS IN GUISELEY Guiseley Cricket Club is located on Otley Road by Nethermoor Park. The Senior teams all play in the respective top Divisions of the Airedale & Wharfedale cricket leagues. The club pride themselves on the strength of their junior section which feeds into the ranks of the senior sides on a regular basis. The excellent club facilities aid the social side which makes coming down to watch a game of cricket on the weekend a pleasure. Drop by and see for yourself!
Guiseley Art Club - The demonstrator is Susan Ross a well know local artist. Each Monday at the Methodist Church Hall, Oxford Road, Guiseley. Starts at 1.30pm finishes at 4.00pm. £5.00 for non members which includes refreshments. Open to everyone, parking and level access available. www.guiseleyartclub.co.uk
Aireborough Camera Club meets at Guiseley Theatre on Wednesdays at 7.45pm from September to May. We are starting the new season on September 9th with a free 'Open Evening', all are invited. There will be a display of some of the work produced by our members and the opportunity to ask questions on photography, cameras and presenting images. The club welcomes new members, irrespective of experience or expertise. The club's Open Competition -"My Yorkshire" accepts prints or emails from cameras, tablets or phones. The competition is open to non-professionals of any age. lease see our website for further information. www.aireboroughcameraclub.co.uk
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These agreements are selfregulating not legally binding. There are stipulated streets where they may operate and the numbers of people operating at any one time is also stipulated. There are also different days of the week when different teams can operate in stated areas. No fundraising can take place on a Saturday or Sunday and on other days they can only operate between the hours of 9am and 6pm. Only one charity will be on any one site on any one day. There must always be a team leader. When fundraisers are found to be working outside of agreed locations they must comply with the requests of Local Authority officials and reposition themselves.
To give you an idea of what is allowed, see below: Kirkgate – 2 Fundraisers plus Team Leader Monday, Wednesday and Friday only Lands Lane – 2 + Team Leader Monday, Wednesday and Friday only Briggate – 4 + Team Leader Monday, Wednesday and Friday only Albion Place – 4 + Team Leader Tuesday and Thursday only Bond Street/Commercial Street – 4 + Team Leader Tuesday and Thursday only Cllr. Barry Anderson Adel & Wharfedale Ward www.barryanderson.yourcllr.com Twitter @barryanderson19
COMPETITION TIME What is the name of the debut novel by Robert Young? Keen readers will have read our earlier article on this celebrated local author. Send us your answer for a chance to win one of six signed copies of this fantastic debut novel. Terms & Conditions: Competition entries must be made by email or post with your contact details (you must include a phone number and postal address) to, competition@suburbanleeds.co.uk or by post to our Guiseley address. Closing date for entries will be Thursday 27/8/15 and the winners will be drawn on Friday 28/8/15. The six winners will be drawn at random and each will receive a signed copy of the debut novel by Robert Young. The editor’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
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Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy, the garden is full of flowers and the fruit is ready for picking. Vegetables and salads are tasting delicious, tomatoes, cucumbers and melons are growing full of promise. So back to the more mundane tasks, deadheading your roses and flowering shrubs. Then cutting back large perennials which have finished flowering, and the happy exercise of weeding. This is a good time to spread a general fertiliser around the garden, to give all your plants a boost after the hard work of producing flowers. This is especially important for Camellias and Rhododendrons, as they will be making their buds for next spring – also keep them well watered in dry spells. Look out for autumn flowering bulbs, especially colchicum, which sends flowers up before the leaves. If you grow prepared hyacinths for Christmas, this is the month to start them off in the dark. At the end of this month trim all your hedges and topiary specimens, then do the same with your gooseberry and current bushes. Summer raspberries are pruned after the last fruit is gathered, cutting out only the stems which have fruited Strawberry runners should be cut from the parent plant, and planted separately to provide new plants for next year. Keep a sharp eye open for tomato and potato blight, pick off any damaged leaves, then spray the compete plant with an approved fungicide. This also applies to green, white and black fly, which may appear very quickly – using you finger and thumb for individual clusters, otherwise your organic or chemical spray to control them. If you wish to grow bi annual plants, such as wall flowers, start them off in a seed tray ready for planting out when they have grown
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WHAT’S ON GUIDE SPORT HEALTH & WELLBEING ADEL BADMINTON CLUB Adel War Memorial Hall, Church Lane, LS16 8DE. Monday evenings 8pm. Enquiries: Chris 0113 2259426 BADMINTON ANYONE? Leeds Trinity University, Friday 7.30-9.30pm. Friendly badminton club. Enquiries: Sylvia 0113 2590113 or Graham 0113 2584532 OTLEY & WHARFEDALE MACMILLAN CANCER SUPPORT FUNDRAISING GROUP Call for venue. 1st Thursday of each month, 2pm. Meet to plan events, new members welcome. Enquiries: 0113 2613758
ART MUSIC DANCE AND ENTERTAINMENT AMICI SINGERS Adel Methodist Church (behind Lawnswood Arms) Mixed voice friendly choir Thursdays 7pm. at Adel Methodist Church. All are welcome.Further details from Elizabeth King tel. 0113 2285932 CIRCLE DANCE Our friendly group meets fortnightly on Thursday 3.00pm – 4.30pm. at the Friends Meeting House, New Adel Lane, Leeds 16 All welcome - No partners or experience needed. Contact Pat for further details: 0113 289 9626 GUISELEY ART CLUB Meet every Monday from 1.30 3.30 at Guiseley Methodist Church hall, Oxford Rd Guiseley. LS20 9EP. No annual fee, free try out for your first visit then only £2.50. The club is happy to be supporting AVSED
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this year, a local charity of unsung heroes, helping the disabled elderly of the area to get out and about. Saturday 30th Oct and Sunday 1st November 2015 Saturday 10.30 to 4.30 - Sunday noon to 4.00. Please come and give your support. Free entry and car parking, homemade refreshments, tombola and crafts. Varied and diverse collection of members art on display and for purchase in time for Christmas. www.guiseleyartclub. co.uk - artguiseley@hotmail.co.uk Chris 01943 873732, Carol 0113 2503023 HORSFORTH ARTS SOCIETY Monday - 10-12 am, Tuesday and Thursday 1.30-3.30 pm. Wednesday evening 7.30 – 9.30. pm. New members always welcome. Contact:0113 2588496 - 15 Back Lane, Horsforth, LS18 4RF. www. horsforthartsociety.worldpress.com LAWNSWOOD SINGERS FEMALE CHOIR Holy Trinity Church, Green Lane, Cookridge. Wednesday 7.30pm. Good female singers welcome. Wide repertoire, friendly people. Concerts given in aid of Church and Charity funding. Enquiries: Brenda Hawer 0113 2671292
OTLEY COUNTRY MARKET St John Ambulance Hall, Gay Lane, Otley. 9.30-11.15 am 1st & 3rd Friday of the month. Homemade cakes, bakes, bread and savouries. Homemade preserves and chutney, local honey and a range of handmade crafts. Tea, coffee and home-made biscuits.
ASSOCIATIONS, CLUBS, GROUPS AND SOCIETIES ADEL BRIDGE CLUB Adel Memorial Hall, Church Lane, LS16 Friday evenings 7.15pm.Relaxed Chicago Bridge Club. Enquiries: 0113 2306387 or 07713 402405 BRAMHOPE METHODIST CHURCH COFFEE SHOP Eastgate, LS16 9AA. Tuesdays 10am – noon. Delicious homemade scones and friendly fellowship. All welcome. HORSFORTH CHORAL SOCIETY St Margaret’s Parish Centre, LS18 5LY. Contact: 07958 782348 or www.horsforthchoralsociety.co.uk
PHOENIX FOLK DANCERS Adel Methodist Church Hall (behind the Lawnswood Arms) Every Wednesday, 8pm to 10pm. If you have enjoyed a Ceilidh or a Barn Dance why not try English Country Dancing. Beginners welcome and you don't need a partner. Enquiries 01943 467851 or 0113 2611902
HORSFORTH PHOTOGRAPHIC CLUB The Stable Block behind the Horsforth Museum. New members very welcome. Every Wednesday at 7pm Please ring 0113 2589149 for any further details or e-mail rjoyful@yahoo.com.
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HORSFORTH RETIRED PEOPLE'S CLUB St Margarets Parish Centre. LS18 5LY 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month. 9.30am -11am. Enquiries: Beryl Harland 0113 2586907
GUISELEY FARMERS MARKET The Station Pub, 70 Otley Road, Guiseley, LS20 8BH 3rd Sunday of every month 9am-1.30pm HORSFORTH FARMERS MARKET St Margarets Primary, Town Street, LS18 5BL 1st Saturday of every month 9am-12.30pm www.horsforthfarmersmarket.co.uk OTLEY FARMERS MARKET Market Square, Otley, LS21 3AQ Last Sunday of every month 9am-1pm
LOCAL HISTORY GROUP Rawdon Library, Micklefield Park, LS19 6DF Last Thursday of the month, 10:30am onwards. All welcome. Enquiries: 0113 3910440 RODLEY VILLAGE COMMUNITY GROUP Rodley Church Hall, Wesley Terrace Coffee Morning on second Saturday of every month from 10:00 to 11:30 Also Local Councillors from Bramley & Stanningley Ward available for consultation
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