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Yorkshire Women Club Directory 2016 YCB Club Directory 2016 North Yorkshire Women’s Club Contacts Ashville Ladies HG2 9JS Jane Ellis [email protected] 07983 985519 Birstwith CC Wreaks Road, Birstwith, Yorkshire, HG3 2PL Emma Lyons [email protected] 01423 8509382 & 07971613124 Burton Leonard CC High Peter Lane, Burton Leonard, HG3 3RU Judith Raine [email protected] 07742 169928/01677 422268 Glasshouses CC Harewell Close, Glasshouses, Harrogate, North Yorkshire Linda Jarratt 01423 711846 Christine Slinger [email protected] Harrogate Cricket Club The County Ground, St George's Rd, Harrogate HG2 9BP Andy North [email protected] 07710 885592 Pannal Ladies CC Malt House Lane, Burn Bridge, Harrogate, HG3 1PD David Wood [email protected] 07982 978037 / 01423 563068 Pateley Bridge CC Bewerley Park Show Field, Harrogate, HG3 5HQ Richard Light [email protected] 01423 711815 Saxton Ladies Cricket Club The Cricket Field, Coldhill Lane, Saxton, Tadcaster, LS24 9TA Cecilia Allen [email protected] 07988 138073 Sessay Emeralds Sessay Village Hall, Sessay, Thirsk, YO7 3NQ Peter Watson [email protected] 07796107642 East Yorkshire Women’s Club Contacts Beverley Ladies Norwood Park, Recreation Lane, Beverley, HU17 9HW Sarah Mcdowell [email protected] Yapham Ladies Smylett Lane, Yapham, East Yorkshire, YO42 1PH David Booth [email protected] 01759 368146 YCB Club Directory 2016 South Yorkshire Women’s Club Contacts Anston CC Ryton Rd, North Anston, Sheffield, South Yorkshire S25 4DL Alan Vollans [email protected] Sheffield Transport CC Greenhill Main Rd, Sheffield, South Yorkshire S8 7RH John Slack [email protected] 07934 198115 Doncaster Town Ladies CC Town Fields, Bennetthorpe Doncaster, DN2 6AA Jo Pilson [email protected] Hannah Cox [email protected] West Yorkshire Women’s Club Contacts Bardsey Cricket Club Keswick Ln, Bardsey, West Yorkshire LS17 9AA Jenny Riley [email protected] Ben Rhydding CC Countances Way, Ilkley, West Yorkshire LS29 8AWSandra Scarlett [email protected] 07967 962830 Blackley CC Elland HX5 0TE Steve Williams [email protected] 07752 762688 Bradford Ladies Sue Haley [email protected] 07950 240631 Lightcliffe CC Carr Lane off Wakefield Road Lightcliffe Halifax HX3 8TH Janet West [email protected] 07967 114378 Scholes Ladies CC Chapelgate Scholes Holmfirth HD9 1SX Anne Murphy [email protected] 07779873541 Stones CC Ripponden, Sowerby Bridge, West Yorkshire HX6 4LQ Nicola Sutcliffe [email protected] 07980 837205 Wrenthorpe Ladies CC Bragg Lane End, Wrenthorpe, WAKEFIELD, WF2 0QH Andrew Hodkinson [email protected] YCB Club Directory 2016 .

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