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Bradford Areas Shipley & Surrounding Areas Free Updated: 28/10/2015 FREE!! Community Health Champion Led Walks Please ring 01274 321911 to find out exact timings and to self refer. BRADFORD AREAS Friends of Bowling Park Bowling Park - at the hut near the Tuesdays (AM) with Barbara Pitts tennis courts off Burras Road Girlington Walk Girlington Community Centre, with Maqsood Hussain & Mohammed Wednesdays & Sundays (AM) Girlington Road, BD8 9NN Nazir St Martins Church, Haworth Road, Haworth Road meet at the community room Thursdays (AM) with David and Sharon Bass entrance at the back of the church Meeting at Hilton Road Masjid, Hilton Hilton Road Walk Education & Community Centre, Thursdays (AM) with Rehana Kauser Hilton Road, Bradford BD7 2ED Holmewood Walks Holmewood Library, Broadstone Way Mondays (AM) with Barbara Wainwright Main entrance of West End St Oswalds Walk Community Centre, Christophers Thursdays (AM) Francis Holgate Street, BD5 9DH VIP Walks (for people with visual impairments) Walks vary each month (usually With Howard England, Peter rotating between Low Moor, Lister 1st Monday of the month (AM) Kierman, David McCormack and Park and Saltaire) others SHIPLEY & SURROUNDING AREAS Baildon Corner of Westgate and Springfield with Peter & Yvonne Kierman and Wednesdays (AM) Road, Baildon Howard Lloyd Bingley Walkers Bingley Arts Centre, Main Street, Tuesdays (PM) with Brenda Hare & Ralph Harding Bingley, BD16 2LZ Bingley 2 Hour Walk Meeting point varies. with Ronda Christensen & Ralph Contact Ronda on 07929 898503 for Thursdays (PM) Harding details 2nd & 4th Tuesdays of the month (AM) Bolton Wanderers, Eccleshill Bus stop opposite Kent’s fitness, Up to 2 hours, slow paced, they with Anne Smith below Eccleshill library tend to get the bus to explore new areas. Cullingworth Walkers with Peter Rye, Judith Bentley, Methodist Church, Dellside Fold, Thursdays (AM) Andrew Bond, Kathleen James, Philip Cullingworth Lanfranchi and Ron Thompson. Cullingworth Walkers - Flatter walk Methodist Church, Dellside Fold, Thursdays (AM) with Gordon Dean Cullingworth Updated: 28/10/2015 Cullingworth Walkers - Shorter, Methodist Church, Dellside Fold, slower walk Thursdays (AM) Cullingworth with Rae Harvey In the entrance of Eccleshill Fridays (AM) Eccleshill Slow Walk Swimming Pool, Harrogate Road, Slow paced, frequent stops, level with Edna O'Hara Bradford walking Shipley Footsteps Shipley Town Hall, meet at the side, with Maureen Myers and Dave Fridays (AM) by the bench Malyon Wilsden Walkers with Philip Lanfranchi, Gill Smith, Mondays (AM) Wilsden Village Hall Judith Bentley, Andrew Bond, £1 donation for the walk Kathleen James and Ron Thompson. Wilsden Walkers - Flatter walk Mondays (AM) (medium paced) Wilsden Village Hall £1 donation for the walk with Gordon Dean Wilsden Walkers - Shorter, slower Mondays (AM) walk Wilsden Village Hall £1 donation for the walk with Sheila Nurse a slower paced walk KEIGHLEY & SURROUNDING AREAS Burley in Wharfedale Tuesdays (AM) with Anne Nuttall, Jenny Fisher & Outside the front door of Burley easy paced walk, ending with Elaine Shankland Library refreshments at a cafe in Burley East Riddlesden Walkers Outside Airedale Barn, first building Tuesdays (PM) with Steven Excell on the left in East Riddlesden Hall Family Pushchair Walk with Claire Bancroft Meeting at Cliffe Castle, Keighley Mondays (AM) 1st & 3rd Fridays of the month (AM) Ilkley 2 hour Walk Starts from the Bandstand Opposite terrain can be variable with uneven with Ronda Christensen & Richard Bettys Tea Room, and route will vary ground people need to be Bunce reasonably physically fit. Contact Champions Show the Way on 01274 321911 or email [email protected] to get more information.
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