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Estate Walkabouts July-Sept 2017 estate walkabouts July-Sept 2017 neighbourhood details neighbourhood details Tues 22 Aug 2017, 2pm. Meet at Tues 12 Sept 2017, 10am. Meet Addingham Aynholme Drive Community Centre Delph Hill outside Delph Hill Community Thurs 17 Aug 2017, 10am. Meet at Centre Allerton Café West, Wanstead Crescent Mon 17 July 2017, 10am. Meet at Mon 4 Sept 2017, 10am. Meet Denholme junction of Station Rd / Carperley Alma outside shops on Leeds Rd. Crescent Thurs 14 Sept 2017, 11am. Meet at Wed 12 July 2017, 10am. Meet at Potted Meat Stick East Bowling the junction of Stafford St and Baildon and Thurs 14 Sept 2017, 12pm. Meet at New Hey Rd Coach Road Knoll Park Drive Wed 19 July 2017, 10am. Meet at Eastburn and Fri 15 Sept 2017, 3pm. Meet Chapel Rd, opposite Steeton outside St Hugh’s Church (Coach Steeton Methodist Church Road) Thurs 6 July 2017, 10am. Meet at Eccleshill Thurs 10 Aug 2017, 11am. Meet at Rowanberry Close car park Bankfoot Wibsey Bank Jnc Manchester Rd Tues 11 July 2017, 2pm. Meet Eldwick Tues 8 Aug 2017, 11am. Meet at the outside Rutland House Ben Rhydding bench at Fieldway Tues 8 Aug 2017, 2pm. Meet Fagley Thurs 7 Sept 2017, 10am. Meet outside the shops on Fagley Rd Bierley at the corner of Dawson Lane and Farish House/ Tues 12 Sept 2017, 10am. Meet Burnham Avenue Portland Court outside Farish House Tues 25 July 2017, 10am. Meet Mon 10 July 2017, 10am. Meet Bingley outside Cardigan House Fell Lane outside Holmewood Rd / Fri 8 Sept 2017, 3pm. Meet Rishworth Street Bracken Bank at Sue Belcher Centre Thurs 17 Aug 2017, 2.30pm. Meet Four Lane Ends Wed 26 July, 10am. Meet at the outside Shuttleworth House Braithwaite ring. Tues 4 July 2017, 10am. Meet Gilstead Fri 8 Sept 2017, 2pm. Meet outside outside Wood House Broomhill co-op Fri 4 Aug 2017, 2.30pm. Meet Girlington and Burley-in- Tues 15 Aug 2017, 11am. Meet at outside community centre on Toller Wharfedale Queens Hall car park Girlington Road. Thurs, 28 Sept, 10am. Meet at Thurs 31 Aug 2017, 10am. Meet Buttershaw Great Horton corner of Reevy Ave/Reevy Road at the Village Hall, Beldon Lane Mon 21 Aug 2017, 9.30am. Meet at Fri 4 Aug 2017, 2pm. Meet Greengates Kettlewell Drive at the bottom of Redcar Rd Canterbury Mon 21 Aug 2017, 11am. Meet at Wed 26 July 2017, 10am. Meet green space between Louis Ave and Guard House outside the school on Guard Horton Park Ave House Road Thurs 10 Aug 2017, 11am. Meet Tues 18 July 2017, 10am. Meet Chatham & Harden outside the community outside village hall Dover Street centre at Chatham Street Tues 5 Sept 2017, 9am. Meet Haworth Wed 16 Aug 2017, 10am. Meet at corner of West Lane Clayton Friendship Centre on Tanton Walk Tues 12 Sept 2017, 10am. Haworth Rd Fri 4 Aug 2017, 12.30pm. Meet Meet at Holroyd Court Clayton Heights outside 33/35 Union House Lane Wed 9 Aug 2017, 11am. Meet at Hendford Thurs 14 Sept 2017, 10am, Meet at Alcester Garth garages Cliffe Gardens the garages at Cliffe Gardens Wed 20 Sept 2017, 10am. Meet Holme Wood - Fri 25 Aug 2017, 10am. Meet outside Kash’s Shop, The Cottingley Farway outside parade of shops Parade Fri 7 July 2017, 10am. Meet Holme Wood - Thurs 7 Sept 2017, 10am. Meet Crossflatts at St Aidan’s Community Centre Felcourt outside Craigmore House Tues 18 July 2017, 10am. Meet at Crosley Wood car park at Northrop Close Fri 7 July 2017, 10am. Meet at Cullingworth Dellside Gardens neighbourhood details neighbourhood details Thurs 7 Sept 2017, 9am. Meet on Thurs 17 Aug 2017, 10am Meet Holme Wood Queensbury Knowles Lane, near the old outside the Church of Nazarene Landsholme (lower) Incommunities’ office on Hillcrest Rd Wed 20 Sept 2017, 11am Meet Thurs 17 Aug 2017, 11.30am Holme Wood Queensbury outside the Tempest Pub on Meet outside 74 Ashbourne Stirling (upper) Heysham Drive Crescent Thurs 24 Aug 2017, 9.30am. Meet Thurs 24 Aug 2017, 10.30am. Idle Village outside Idle Baptist Church Ravenscliffe Meet outside the old housing Tues 8 Aug 2017, 2pm. Meet office on Ravenscliffe Ave Ilkley at Bolton Bridge Court Mon 4 Sept 2017, 11am. Meet Kennedy Thurs 10 Aug 2017, 10am. Meet Rosebery outside Windhill Community House outside Kennedy House Centre Fri 11 Aug 2017,10am Tues 8 Aug 2017, 10am. Meet at Rossett House, Laisterdyke Meet in Rossett House Car Wellesley House in the car park Otley Road Wed 26 July 2017, 11am. Meet Park Lawkholme outside Emily Street Community Ruth House, Fri 11 Aug 2017, 10.30am. Meet Centre Otley Road at Ruth House car park Fri 28 July 2017, 10am. Meet at Wed 9 Aug 2017 10am. Meet at Leeds Rd Saltaire top of Saltaire Rd outside 49 Amberley Court Saltaire Rd Thurs 21 Sept 2017, 10am. Sewell Road/ Lilycroft Thurs 10 Aug 2017, 10am. Meet Meeting in the car park at Gibson outside the park on Hubert St. Chassum Grove. Street/Hubert St Wed 26 July 2017, 9.30am. Meet Wed 12 July 2017, 10am. Longlands/ Meet at Woolpack, Esholt, on Chain St, opposite Harp of Erin St John’s Court Chain St 10.15am. Meet at St James public house (including Court Mon 24 July 2017, 1pm. Meet at Esholt, Long Lee 10.30am. Meet at Hoyle Court The Green at Royal House Walk St James Court, by the post box Hoyle Court, Fri 11 August 2017, 1.30pm. Meet Wed 19 July 2017, 10am. Lower Grange St John’s Court, at the Lower Grange Community Meet at St John’s Court. Ivy Bank Court Centre, Chaffinch Rd 10.15am meet at Ivy Bank and Dewhirst Thurs 7 Sept 2017, 10am. Meet Court, (entrance hall) Low Moor Close) outside flats 35/37 Oxley Gardens 10.30am meet at Dewhirst Tues 12 Sept 2017, 10am. Meet Close (garage site) Manchester Rd at the front entrance to Buchan Tues 12 Sept 2017, 10am. Meet St Mary’s and Towers outside The Old Village Shirley Manor Thurs 17 Aug 2017, 9.30am. Meet Shop, Blackstone Avenue Manningham at Church Green car park St Peters Court Fri 18 Aug 2017, 10am. Meet at Tues 8 Aug 2017, 2pm. Meet /Spring Row the corner of King Street Menston at corner of Derry Hill Rd/ Derry Fri 1 Sept 2017, 10am. Meet Lane Scholemoor outside Dracup Ave Community Centre Newcastle and Thurs 17 Aug 2017, 11.30am. Thurs 24 Aug 2017, 10am. Meet Fairfax Houses, Shipley Central Meet at Newcastle House car park by garages at Central Ave Barkerend Rd Wed 16 Aug 2017, 2pm. Meet Silsden at Gloucester Ave Community Norwood Thurs 10 Aug 2017, 10am. Centre Gardens Meet by garages on Norwood Ave Wed 26 July 2017, 10am. Meet at Southcliffe Fri 8 Sept 2017, 1pm. Meet on Southcliffe Way garage site. Oakworth Windsor Road by bus stop. Odsal and Tues 5 Sept 2017, 9.30am. Meet Swain House Thurs 6 July 2017, 10am. Wibsey at Smith Ave Jnc with High Street Meet at Swain House Rd shops Tues 29 Aug 2017, 2pm. Meet outside Crag Road Methodist Owlet and Crag Church. Road Thurs 17 Aug 2017, 3pm. Meet outside Festival Avenue shops. Thurs 14 Sept, 1pm. Meet outside Parkside estate Parkside Community Centre Tues 5 Sept 2017, 10am. Meet Parkwood Rise outside Leylands House neighbourhood details neighbourhood details Thurs 10 Aug 2017, 11.30am. Wycliffe Fri 14 July 2017, 10am. Meet at Sycamore Meet at the car parking at Gardens the garages at Wycliffe Gardens Close Sycamore Close Thurs 14 Sept 2017, 10am. Meet Thurs 24 Aug 2017, 9.00am. Meet Wycoller at Wycoller Rd Jnc with Thackley outside Nisa Shop, Thackley Huddersfield Rd Fri 4 Aug 2017, 3pm. Meet at York Corner York House Thurs 20 July 2017, 10.30am. House foyer Thornbury/ Meet at the Nottingham St car Bradford Moor Park Thurs 10 Aug 2017, 10.30am. Meet outside the Thornbury Centre Wed 16 Aug 2017, 1pm. Meet at Thornton bottom of Springhead Rd Thurs 10 Aug 2017, 10.30am. Thorpe Edge Meet on Cavendish Ave, back of (low rise flats) Priory House. Thurs 10 Aug 2017, 11am. Thorpe Edge Meet at top car park at Ailsa (high rise flats) House Thurs 24 Aug 2017, 10am. Meet Thorpe Edge at Springdale Community (lower) Centre Thurs 6 July 2017, 11.30am. Meet Thorpe Edge outside the Rockwell (upper) Centre Underwood Fri 11 Aug 2017, 11am. Meet in House Underwood House Car Park. Thurs 14 Sept 2017, 10:30am. Undercliffe Meet at Kelvin Way then at 11am Hatfield Road/Mint Street Tues 15 Aug 2017, 10am. Meet at Utley the top of the steps of Skipton Rd Tues 19 September 2017, 10am. Valley Rd Meet at the Premier News Shop, Wharncliffe Rd Thurs 10 Aug 2017, 12am. Welham Walk Meet in the car parking area at the end of Welham Walk Thurs 14 Sept 2017, 9am. Meet West Bowling outside 1 Darney Lane Westgate Tues 8 Aug 2017, 10am. Meet Gardens outside North Beck House West Lane and Weds 16 Aug 2017, 10am. Meet Newtown Court at Newtown Court car park Wed 5 July 2017, 10am. Meet at West Royd the corner of West Royd Ave and West Royd Rd Whetley Tues 25 July 2017, 9.30am. Meet Lane/White outside Kwik Fit, Gracechurch St Abbey Wed, 30 Aug 2017, 2pm. Meet Wilsden outside Wilsden Village Hall Thurs, 7 Sept 2017, 1pm. Meet Woodhouse at Hainworth Wood Road Community Centre Thurs 14 Sept 2017, 10am. Meet Woodside outside Woodside Centre, Fenwick Drive Wed 5 July 2017, 11am.
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