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WORTH VALLEY MAG Community News and Local Business Directory July/August 2017 WORTH VALLEY MAG Community News And Local Business Directory July/August 2017 Delivered FREE to over 7,000 households in Oakworth, Oldfield, Stanbury, Haworth, Lees, Cross Roads, Hainworth, Oxenhope and Leeming. www.worthvalleymag.co.uk It seems like the fairies & pixies are out Is Business slow? in full force this summer season. You will Get it moving… find them in Holden Park, Cliffe Castle, and if you are quick off the mark, Haworth Reach over 20,000 Central Park on July 8th for A Midsummer local homes & Night’s Dream. businesses from Haworth Festival is on the horizon with a WEDNESDAY THURSDAY cont. only £29.66+VAT fabulous line up including an appearance by 5:00PM or 7:00PM 5pm or 7pm WORTH VALLEY MAG international singer songwriter Paul Pfau AIRECommunity News VALLEY And Local Business MAG Directory Community News And Local Business Directory Dec 2016 / Jan 2017 AIRECommunity News VALLEY And Local Business MAG Directory Oakworth Holden Hall Haworth Baptist Centre February 2017 WORTH VALLEY MAG May 2017 Community News And Local Business Directory May 2017 who battled his way to the top of The Voice Call Andrea: 01535 642319 Call Andrea: 01535 642319 USA. Paul is a big talent and we are lucky MONDAY to host him; see inside for details. 7:00PM Laycock Village Hall ALSO WEDNESDAY SATURDAY Distributed 7,000 households in Oakworth, FREE Delivered FREE to over in Fell Lane, Exley Head, to Laycock, households Keighley, and Utley, businesses Long Lee, We continue with our Walking In The Aire Oldfield, Stanbury, Haworth, Lees, Cross Roads, Hainworth, to households and businesses Oxenhope and Leeming. Distributed FREE Riddlesden, & East Morton in Fell Lane, Exley Head, Keighley, Utley, Long Lee, www.worthvalleymag.co.uk Riddlesden, & East Morton www.airevalleymag.co.uk Delivered FREE to over 7,000 households in Oakworth, www.airevalleymag.co.uk Oldfield, Stanbury, Haworth, Lees, Cross Roads, Hainworth, Call Lynn: 07800 865331 7:00PM Riddlesden Reformed Church 8:30AM or 10:30AM Oxenhope and Leeming. www.worthvalleymag.co.uk series with Lee Senior. This time enjoy the Call/text Barbara: 07582 468366 Church of Nazarene 3 editions cover the Worth & Aire valleys delights of the countryside with a ramble TUESDAY Oakworth Rd, Keighley We are trusted and local from Oakworth to Laycock. You can pull out 3:30, 5:30 or 7:30PM THURSDAY Call/text Lynn: 07800 865331 the map and save it too. Genuinely community focused with over LongLee Methodist Chapel 9:30AM Riddlesden Reformed Church 10 years in publication At the furthest edge of the summer Call/text Carla: 07881953118 Call/text Barbara: 07582 468366 Plus: We can help with your social media! is Keighley Show...another one for your calendar. But for now, school is almost Call Jo on 01535 642227 finished... Be sure to get out and enjoy the [email protected] sunshine! Liz Barker, editor 01422 843331 | theafghanrugshop.co.uk Free UK Delivery | Take a Virtual Shop Tour and Buy Online | Open 7 Days OFF ‘A3+’ R0ATE%D ENE RGY EFFICIENT FRAMES ACROSS OUR COLOUR RANGE (Limited time & for supply & fit orders only) To advertise call us on 01535 642227 Say you saw it in the Worth Valley Mag! 2 3 July 20th - 30th confirmed. (Keep a look out on social be heard. You may also bring your work Friday July 28th media for details.) Why not pack a picnic and ask for others to read it out. Whether DJ Open Deck . Thursday July and spend the whole afternoon in the park? you speak out or listen up, it is sure to be a Night Fancy having a go 20th (& 27th) Later that day, you can hear Paul Pfau super night. Starts at 7:30pm at Cobbles & on the decks or Jim’s Jam again, but in a more intimate setting located Clay, 70 Main Street, Haworth, BD22 8DP. turntable? Step Night at The at the top of Haworth No experience necessary. All welcome. up and spin your Old Sun 79 West Main Street, at The favourite tunes! There will be 20-30 minute Lane, Haworth. BD22 Black Bull where he Wednesday July 26th Gather your 8EL. A proper jam will be giving a second friends, create a team, or join others for themed slots available. Email the Haworth Festival with your theme to book your slot: session for voices and performance from 9pm. The Black Bull Pub Quiz all types of acoustic (The Black Bull is located at the top on [email protected] (CD or Vinyl). Expect Northern Soul, Salsa, Rock instruments (and sensibly amplified electric Saturday, July 22nd Haworth Main Street, you can’t miss it.) &. Roll, in fact, everything from Abba to instruments) celebrating simple three and Caledonia Road acoustic Starts promptly at 9pm & only £1 per Zappa! Participate, listen, dance, & get your four chord songs. Bring your favourites duo at the Old Sun 79 West Lane, person includes a light supper. to share with a scratch band of infinite Haworth. BD22 8EL. 9pm groove on at Haworth Cricket Club West Lane Haworth BD22 8EN from 7:30pm. Bar possibilities. All genres of music. 8 to 11pm Thursday July 27th available. Monday, July 24th Back by popular Jim’s Jam Night at The Old Friday, July 21st demand, laugh Sun 79 West Lane, Haworth. BD22 8EL. Don’t be shy, give your talents an airing at your socks off 8pm to 11pm Sunday July 30th Family Fun Music, arts & crafts, the Open Mic Night at Cobbles with comedian Day in the Park plus a children’s & Clay 70 Main Patrick Thursday July 27th music jam session. Street, Haworth. Monaghan Jane Sedgwick’s Bring a picnic and BD22 8DP. 7:45pm at the Heart Trail Run Come with Old School Room, Meet 7pm at The enjoy the day. instrument in hand, Church Street, Haworth. Tickets £8 From Guide Inn, Keighley Rd, Gather from 1pm or just rock up in Hawksbys Gallery or Cobbles & Clay, both Hainworth, Cullingworth, in Haworth Central full voice; soloists, duos, troubadours of located on Haworth Main Street. Tickets Keighley BD21 5QP for a Park. varied descriptions who want to contribute also available on the door. This is Patrick’s 5(ish) mile off road, hilly, to a cracking good night, all are welcome, as Rewind Selecta 90s Tour. muddy, but most importantly, social Haworth Festival Extra well as those who are happy to look on and Brace yourselves people! run. The route will be adorned with tiny Save the date: take it all in. The evening starts at 7:30pm ceramic hearts. This year Jane has decided Saturday September 2nd. Lip at the Old School & is hosted by Andy Wood. Poetry Day to glitter the hearts in loving memory of Service Theatre Room, Church Street, Haworth featuring Tuesday, July 25th A lively & spirited former Haworth resident, Ellen Scott. There the Saturday, Poetry Recital hosted by Catherine is no charge for the event, but any donations Hysterical Historical July 22nd Payton at The Old Sun Hotel, 79 West will go to Heads Together for Mind Cabaret. All the Lane, Haworth. BD22 8EL. Enjoy a light lunch For more details and updates on these events way from followed by a raffle and bingo. 12:00pm Thursday July 27th follow Haworth Festival on Facebook,Twitter, Nashville noon, Tickets on the door only £3. Open Mic at The Black Bull Tennessee, 119 Main Street, Haworth, BD22 8DP and Instagram. or on the website: Paul Pfau American vocalist and Tuesday, July 25th Jim, the Landlord, has supported local talent haworthfestival.org.uk former contestant onThe Voice USA will Open Mic Poetry Speak out in true & live music since his arrival in Haworth perform live on the bandstand, Haworth Haworth Festival fashion, and because our several years ago. Plug in and play or step Central Park, at 2pm; Paul will be supported village and the surrounding area is awash up to the mic and have a go...all welcome. by a number of local musicians yet to be with creative literary talent: let your voice Live music From 8pm. To advertise call us on 01535 642227 TheseSay youdetails saw are it correct in the atWorth the time Valley of print. Mag! Please check the website and social 4 media for any last minute5 changes. Helping you, helping your dog ✓ Dog training classes ✓ One to one training ✓ Qualifi ed dog trainer ✓ Modern force free training methods ✓ Dog walking service CRB/DBS checked. Pet Professional Guild member, Association of Dog Walkers member. Call Paula 07590 045563 [email protected] www.brontecanineservices.co.uk Fencing manufacturers & suppliers •Palin Panels •Decking •Overlap Panels •Bespoke Panels •Feather Edge •Met Posts Full fitting service available Tel: 01535 665040 email: [email protected] Unit 3, Crown Works, Worth Way, Keighley BD21 5LR To advertise call us on 01535 642227 Say you saw it in the Worth Valley Mag! 6 7 ENJOY KEIGHLEY & DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SHOW, SEPT 2ND and experienced gardeners alike. This year KEIGHLEY & DISTRICT also sees the return, after many years’ absence, of the Pigeon section. Exhibitors AGRICULTURAL SHOW in over 200 wide ranging Fur & Feather classes will be on show in a dedicated Saturday 2nd September 2017 Marquee. New for this year are two extra classes in King George V Playing Fields, Marley, Keighley, BD21 4DB the Heavy Horse section - Shire Stallions and a class for Clydesdales, a large breed Special Attractions All the usual Agriculture, of draught horse. Horticulture KEIGHLEY & DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SHOW Also new for this year, the Handicraft for 2017 & Equestrian classes will take place on Saturday 2nd September section are inviting local groups - from brownie packs to community centres - to Children’s 2017, at the King George V Playing Fields (part BIRDS OF PREY of the Marley Sports Centre complex situated consider entering any item (eg a collage, Amusements & Rides or a quilted blanket etc - as long as it • off Aireworth Road, Keighley, BD21 4DB).
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