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Location Town Postcode Asda, Cemetery Road Bradford BD7 2QX B&M Store, Belmont Street Skipton BD23 2AD Bingley Magistrates Car Park, Bingley BD16 Bradford Road 1YA Bingley Services, York Street Bingley BD16 2TA Bradford C-A Site, Harris Street Bradford BD1 5HU Bradford Cancer Support Unit, Bradford BD9 6DA Smith Lane Bradford RUFC, Waggon Lane Bingley BD16 1LT Brighouse Sports Centre, Brighouse HD6 4AS Woodvale Road off Bradford Road Car Park, Upper Lane Emley HD8 9RH Co-Op Car Park, Market Street Holmfirth HD9 7AX Corton Wood M.W, Knollbeck Barnsley S7 OTB Lane Elland WMC, Roseberry Street Elland HX5 OHT Fannys Ale House Car Park, Shipley BD18 Saltaire Road 3JN Farmfoods/Gala Bingo, Tong Bradford BD4 9RD Street, Oasby croft, Tong Gas Street Car Park, Gas Street Haworth BD22 8ND Location Town Postcode Haworth Road Methodist, Bradford BD9 6LH Haworth Road Heeley Retail Park, Retail Park Sheffield S8 0RG Homebase, 401 Chesterfield Sheffield S8 ORW Road Ian Clough Hall, Church Hill Baildon BD17 6ND Keelham Farm Shop, Thornton BD13 Brighouse/Denholme Road 3SS Keighley Leisure Centre, Victoria Kieghley BD21 Park, Hardings Road 3JN Little Houses, Market Street Bingley BD162HP LOS Pharmacy, Sheffield S6 6DP Stannington/Pond Road, Stannington Menston Library, Main Street, Bradford LS29 6LG Menston Outwood Memorial Hall, Victoria Wakefield WF1 2NE Street Quaker Wood Public House, York YO24 Acomb Wood Drive 3XN Rothwell Leisure Centre, Oulton LS26 8EL Wakefield Road Scisset Baths CP, 116 Wakefield Huddersfield HD8 9HU Road, Scisset Sir Jacks Public House, Rotherham S66 1YY Moorhead Way, Bramley Skipton Building Society Shop, Skipton BD23 Principle Office The Bailey 1DN St. Luke's Hospital Car Park, Liltle Bradford BD5 0NA Location Town Postcode Horton Stannington Library, Uppergate Sheffield S6 6BX Road, Stannington Stannington Library, Uppergate Sheffield S6 6BX Road, Stannington Tesco Express, Otley Road Bradford BD2 4QF The Green Dragon PH, High Rotherham S61 2BH Street The Hitching Post, Leeds Road Bradford BD10 9SX The Mosque, Rees Way Bradford BD3 0PZ The Sands, Playing Fields Low S66LB Bradfield The Star Inn, 42 Standbridge West WF2 7DY Lane, Sandal Yorkshire The Swan PH, New Hey Road, Huddersfield HD3 3YJ Outlane The Walkers Arms PH, Parkwood Huddersfield HD7 4EO Road, Golcar Woodbank Nurseries, Harden Bingley BD16 Road 1BE Wrangbrook Club & Institute, Upton WF9 1JU Wrangbrook Road York Designer Outlet, St Nicholas York YO19 Avenue, Fulford 4TA .

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