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Coeliac UK – Calderdale & Huddersfield Group. We strongly recommend that you phone beforehand to confirm that your needs will be met. A change of ownership or chef may mean loss of awareness. NAME ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS TEL. NO. OTHER INFORMATION 1885 The Restaurant Stainland Road Stainland HX4 9PJ 01422 373030 2 Oxford Place 2 Oxford Place Leeds LS1 3AX 0113 234 1294 www.2oxfordplace.com Aagrah 250 Wakefield Road Denby Dale HD8 8SU 01484 866266 GF marked on menu Angel Inn Hetton Skipton BD23 6LT 01756 730263 [email protected] Aux Delices 15 Burnley Road Mytholmroyd HX7 5LH 01422 885564 [email protected] Beatson House 2 Darton Road Cawthorne,Barnsley S75 4HR 01226 791245 [email protected] Beatties Deli & Coffee Shop 6 Towngate Holmfirth HD9 1HA 01484 689000 www.area5.co.uk/beatties Beeches Brasserie School Lane Standish, Wigan WN6 0TD 01257 426432 beecheshotel.co.uk Bengal Spice Dunford Road Holmfirth HD9 2DP 01484 685239 Beresford’s Restaurant Beresford Road Windermere LA23 2JG 01539 488488 beresfordsrestautantandpub.co.uk Boggart Brig Tea Room Ogden Lane Halifax HX2 8XZ 01422 647805 Open Wed to Sat/March to November Booth Wood Inn Oldham Road Rishworth HX6 4QU 01422 825600 Bradleys Restaurant 84 Fitzwilliam Street Huddersfield HD1 5BB 01484 516773 Brassiere at The Bull 5 Bull Green Halifax HX1 5AB 01422 330833 brasserieatthebull.co.uk Brooks 6 Bradford Road Brighouse HD6 1RW 01484 715284 Caffe Barca & Tearooms, Top Red Brick Mill, Floor 213 Bradford Road Batley WF17 6JF 01924 437444 [email protected] Café Concerto 21 High Petergate York YO1 7EN 01904 610478 Separate gf menu Café Society 15 Byram Street Huddersfield HD1 1DR 01484 533999 GF cake + GF breakfast served Café Zone 25 Northgate Halifax HX1 1UR 01422 355687 cafezone.co.uk Canton Chef Westgate Honley HD9 4AA 01484 666966 thecantonchef.co.uk Casa Colina 6 Kiln Hill Slaithwaite HD7 5JS 01484 846451 Open Friday; Saturday & Sunday Cask & Spindle 112 Abbey Road Shepley HD8 8EL 01484 602950 Cathedral House Coffee Shop St Thomas Road Huddersfield HD1 3LG 01484 514088 Causeway Foot Inn 13 Causeway Foot Ogden, Halifax HX2 8XX 01422 240273 Cedar Court Hotel Ainley Top Huddersfield HD3 3RH 01422 375431 Cobblestones Café 3 The Square Grassington BD23 5AQ 01756 752303 Mereside Centre, Old Gobley Lane, Coffee Culture Shibden Park Halifax HX3 6SG 01422 382959 Coopers 4-6 Otley Road Guiseley LS20 8AH 01943 878835 Country Harvest New Road Ingleton LA6 3PE 01524 242223 country-harvest.co.uk Cross Roads Inn Mount Tabor Road Halifax HX2 7TB 01422 248151 Daisys Café Central Buildings Ambleside LA22 9BS 01539 431318 Denby Dale Tearooms 378 Wakefield Road Denby Dale HD8 8RT 01484 866662 Mon to Fri:10 to 4pm/Sat: 10 to 3pm Design House Restaurant Dean Clough Halifax HX3 5AX 01422 383242 Phone in advance Doughpizzakitchen 75-77 High Street Manchester M4 1FS 0161 834 9411 www.doughpizzakitchen.co.uk 1 El Gato Negro Tapas 1 Oldham Road Ripponden HX6 4DN 01422 823070 Eric’s Restaurant 73-75 Lidget Street Lindley HD3 3JP 01484 646416 ericsrestaurant.co.uk Fleece Inn The Village Holme, Holmfirth HD9 2QG 01484 683449 Fountains Abbey Near Ripon North Yorkshire HG4 3DY 01765 608888 Fox House Inn Penistone Road Holmfirth HD9 2TR 01226 762536 www.foxhouseinn.co.uk Has GF gravy Franco’s 95-97 Northgate Almondbury HD5 8UU 01484 430004 Gimbals 76 Wharf Street Sowerby Bridge HX6 2AF 01422 839329 [email protected] Ginger Cafe (Above Food Open Tuesday to Saturday. 10am until Therapy) 11 Northgate Halifax HX1 1UR 07775570923 2.30pm [email protected] Golcar Lily 99-101 Slades Road Bolster Moor HD7 4JR 01484 659277 golcarlily.co.uk Grappolo Restaurant 2 Water Street Lockwood HD4 6EJ 01484 513783 grappolorestaurant.co.uk Gringo's Mexican Restaurant 8 Viaduct Street Huddersfield HD1 5DL 01484 422411 www.harryscarvery.com Order in Harry’s Carvery 356 Whitehall Road Wyke BD12 9DP 01274 608344 advance Unit 12, Broad Street, Harvester Restaurant Plaza Halifax HX1 1UU 01422 330729 Harvey’s-The Restaurant Power Street Halifax HX1 1LJ 01422 331188 GF cakes available Hayes Garden World Lake Road Ambleside LA22 0DW 01539 433434 Some GF dishes plus Honeybuns Herbert’s 30 Cross Church St. Huddersfield HD1 2PT 01484 434888 Hogs Head Hotel Main St, Awsworth Nottingham NG16 2RN 0115 938 4095 hogsheadhotel.co.uk GF menu on wall Holdsworth House Hotel Holdsworth Halifax HX2 9TG 01422 240024 holdsworthhouse.co.uk Jack O’Mitre New Hey Road Scammonden HD3 3FW 01484 842604 [email protected] Jaks Ice Cream Parlour 19 Cross Hills Kippax, Leeds LS25 7JP 07920709759 Jenny’s Tea Shop 7 Montpellier Mews Harrogate HG1 2TQ 01423 525554 Kafeneion 39 Goodramgate York YO1 7LS 01904 655068 kafeneion.co.uk Kava Kafe 53 Halifax Road Todmordern OL14 5BB 01706 818730 www.kavakafe.co.uk La Cachette 31 Huddersfield Road Elland HX5 9AH 01422 378833 [email protected] La Tasca 4 Greek Street Leeds LS1 5PT 0113 244 2205 Labelled menu Lattetude 8A Dee Lane West Kirby CH48 0QA 0151 625 3986 lattetude.moonfruit.com GF menu Langlands Nurseries York Road Shiptonthorpe YO43 3PN 01430 873426 Far m shop as well Laxmi (Marked menu) 158 Woodhead Road Berry Brow HD4 7NE 01484 666555 Lemon Tree Trattoria 7 Church Street Honley HD9 6AH 01484 660004 GF pasta served Longleys 33A Huddersfield Rd Holmfirth HD9 3JH 01484 681252 GF bread with gf soup Lower Royal George 1002 New Hey Road Scammonden HD3 3FW 01484 842455 Luca’s Ristorante High Hill Keswick CA12 5NX 01768 774621 lucasristorante.co.uk Lucys on a Plate Church Street Ambleside LA22 0BU 01539 431191 Offer gf cookery courses Meltham Balti 18 Huddersfield Road Meltham HD9 4AE 01484 859888 Mezze 9 Huddersfield Road Holmfirth HD9 2JR 01484 681311 Mez-bar-restaurant.co.uk Mill Race Teashop Yore Mill Aysgarth DL8 3SR 01969 663446 www.themillraceteashop.co.uk Molly’s Tearooms, 1st The Allenby House, 41 York YO1 8AW 01904 635888 2 Antiques Centre Stonegate Moorlands Inn Keighley Road Ogden, Halifax HX2 8XD 01422 248943 GF menu Mountain Café 111 Grampian Road Aviemore PH22 1RW 01479 812473 mountaincafe-aviemore.co.uk Sheridan’s Tearooms, Shop 2 45 Cote Hill, Burnley Rd Halifax HX2 7LZ 01422 383498 Mon-Sat:8am to3pm Nag’s Head New Hey Road, Ainley Huddersfield HD2 2EA 01422 373758 New Inn Forest Hill Road Sowood, Halifax HX4 9LB O1422 310937 Notcutts at Victoria Garden Centre Wakefield Road Featherstone WF7 6BS 01977 701560 Number 31 31 Northgate Wakefield WF12BJ 01924 365594 Oil Can Cafe, The Carding Shed, Dobroyd Mills, Butt La Hepworth HD9 1AF 01484 688768 www.thecardingshed.co.uk Organic House 2 Market Street Hebden Bridge HX7 6AA 01422 843429 Orlando’s 5 Wakefield Road Grange Moor WF4 4DS 01924 840762 orlandosrestaurant.com Poachers Pocket Gledrid, Chirk Wrexham LL14 5DG 01691 773250 Polished Knob 31 Burnley Road Todmorden OL14 7BU 01706 810480 Prego Huddersfield Road Brighouse HD6 1JZ 01484 715566 Quirky Corner 3 Huddersfield Road Meltham HD9 4NJ 01484 859523 quirkycorner.co.uk Book in advance Relish Sandwich Bar Unit 2, 8 Macauley St. Huddersfield HD12IY 01484 766268 Ricci’s Place 4 Crossley Street Halifax HX1 1UG 01422 410203 Book in advance Rose & Crown Cop Hill Slaithwaite HD7 5XA 01484 844410 roseandcrownhd.co.uk Royal City Cantonese Restaurant 313 Old Wakefield Road Moldgreen HD5 8AA 01484435632 Also take away. Staff knowledgeable Salvos 115 Otley Road Leeds LS6 3PX 0133 275 5017 salvos.co.uk Sarah’s An-tea-que Shop 45Cote Hill, Burnley Rd Halifax HX2 7LZ 01422 355858 www.sarahsan-tea-queshop.com Seasons Café Armitage’s GC Shelley HD8 8LF 01484 607248 Seasons Café Armitage’s GC Birchencliffe HD3 3NJ 01484 536010 Siskins Cafe Whinlatter Forest Braithwaite CA12 5TW 01768 778469 Stump Cross Inn Godley Lane Halifax HX3 7AY 01422 321066 www.thestumpcrossinn.jimdo.com Sun Inn Bassenthwaite Village Keswick CA12 4QP 01768 776439 www.sunatbassenthwaite.co.uk Bridge Croft Mills Avoid noodles – check sauces Temujin Restaurant Tanyard Road Milnsbridge HD3 4NB 01484 461111 No 1 Warehouse Canal Avoid noodles – check sauces Temujin Restaurant Basin Sowerby Bridge HX6 2AG 01422 835500 Thai Sakon Restaurant 5 St John’s Road Huddersfield HD1 5AY 01484 450159 www.thaisakon.co.uk The Barn, Blacker Hall Farm Branch Road Calder Grove WF4 3DN 01924 267202 The Bridge(Bar Brasserie Brewery) Woodhead Road Holme Bridge HD9 2NQ 01484 687652 Sister to Brambles in Holmfirth above The British Oak 661 Denby Dale Road Calder Grove WF4 3DL 01924 275286 The Copper Horse 1 Main Street, Seamer Scarborough YO12 4RF 01723 862029 [email protected] The Grange Briestfield Road Grange Moor WF4 4DX 01924 849669 thegrangepub.co.uk The Hepworth Sheffield Road, New Mill Hepworth,Holmfirth HD9 7TP 01484 683775 [email protected] Church Bank, [email protected] The Hinchliffe Cragg Vale Halifax HX7 5TA 01422 883256 3 The Home Kitchen 2 Piermont Place Dawlish EX7 9PQ 01626 895192 thehomekitchen.co.uk The Marine 13 Marine Parade Whitby YO21 3PR 01947 605022 The Moon & Sixpence 5 Marine Parade Whitby YO21 3PR 01947 604416 [email protected] The New Inn Manchester Road Marsden HD7 6EZ 01484 841917 newinnmarsden.co.uk The New Inn Forest Hill Road Sowood, Halifax HX4 9LB 01422 310937 The Old Bridge Hotel Market Walk Holmfirth HD9 7DA 01484 681212 oldbridgehotel.com Totties Garden Centre tottiesgardencentre.co.uk The Olive Tree Restaurant Downshutts Lane Totties, Holmfirth HD9 1AU 01484 680227 The Plough Inn Wigglesworth Near Skipton BD23 4RJ 01729 840243 Closed on Mondays & Tuesdays The Raj Restaurant 185 Scar Lane Milnsbridge HD3 4PZ 01484 461614 The Tanglewood Malton Road (A64) York
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    MCard The University of Leeds is a member of the West Yorkshire Travel Plan Network. As a member of staff, you are entitled to a 12% discount on a Corporate Annual MCard which allows you to travel on buses and trains throughout West Yorkshire. Employees can join the scheme any time of year. The University has agreed to meet the cost of your annual MCard and will deduct the cost of the card from your salary over 10 months, allowing you to spread the cost over the year. Annual MCard Costs 12% DISCOUNT PRICES * Bus Only £818.40 Bus & Train Zone 1-3 £1120.86 Bus & Train Zone 1-4 £ 1316.74 Bus & Train Zone 1-5 £ 1580.83 Bus & Train Zone 2-5 £1104.14 *PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO ANY FUTURE INCREASES AS DICTATED BY METRO 1 As a first step, you will need to order your Corporate Annual MCard on the MCard website www.m-card.co.uk. Please also complete the attached deduction application and return a hard copy to the Staff Benefits Team, 11.11 E.C. Stoner Building. Please retain a copy of the Terms and Conditions. Corporate Annual MCard Terms and Conditions The purpose of this Scheme is to provide discounted payment terms for staff. The University is not involved, nor liable, for the delivery of WYCA services. Staff have a separate contract with WYCA for delivery of their services. WYCA’s terms relating to the use of their MCard are available at https://m-card.co.uk/terms-of-use/annual-mcard-terms- conditions/ A Bus-Only MCard is valid on virtually all the services of all bus operators within West Yorkshire.
  • Huddersfield Area

    Huddersfield Area

    234 When CaiiJng gi,·e Name of Exchange as we/lilt{ Numlit!l'l HUDDERSFIELD AREA, Including ARMITAGE BRIDGE, BAILIFF BRIDGE, BRIG­ HOUSE, BERRY BROW, BROCKHOLES, CLAYTON WEST, DENBY DALE, DOBCROSS, ELLAND, EMLEY MOOR, FENAV BRIDGE, GOLCAR, GREETLAND, HOLVWELL GREEN, HOLMBRIDGE, HOLMFIRTH, HUDDERSFIELD, HONLEY, KIRKHEATON, KIRKBURTON, KINGSTONE, LONGWOOD, LEPTON, LINTHWAITE, MARSDEN, MELT­ HAM, MILNSBRIDGE, MYTHOLM-BRIDGE.. NORTON­ THORPE, NETHERTON, NETHERTHONG, NEW MILL, QUARMBY, RASTRICK, SLAITHWAITE, SKELMANTHORPE, SCHOLES, SHELLY, STAINLAND, SHEPLEY, SCISSETT, THONGSBRIDGE and WEST VALE. (For ELLAND, GREETLAND, STAINLAND and WEST VALE Subscribers, see also HALIFAX.) Offices uf ~uhsnibers marked with an a,;tcrisk can he used as Call Ofliccs. NAME OF­ EXCHANGE:, HUDDERSFIELD. Hwlrkr~;field 0790 ALLEN B. Prior ......... ''liolmcliffe," l\Iountjoy r.I 1I u,],]er,;fiehl 537 ARMITAGE & Nortun ......................John William st ll uthkrstielcl 280 ASPINALL A. IV.," Labnrnam Villa,'' Newsome rd l I w hJer,fidd 0763 ASTLEY AlfrNI, Steam .Joinery IVks, Mar.,h llolmfirth ... 48 BARKER & Moot!.'·, IVoolkn l\lanufrs, Dobroyd mill :'\ l' wIll ill Milnshrith;e 22 BARLOW Ellis Ltd ............. Jianufg- Birl'ill·ncliife t'hc1nists, JJrp;a]tc>rs II w Iclersticlti 586 BEAU MONT .Jmm·,; ............ Farri<:r, 101 King· st If onley ..... 32 BEAU MONT .T. & Co., Wonlh·n l\1anfs, Steps mill llnddersfiehl 583 BEAUMONT,Joshua&Co. ,Wulnl\Infs, Wood street ~[p]tham ... 046 BEAU MONT ~amud ..................... Brow mills Hwlrkrsfielrl 579 BEEGLING Daniel Henry ... Surgeon, :! Belgr:we tPr II wl<lcrsfil'ld 584 BENTLEY F. IV .......... Stockbroker, Heinw"'".l I I u,],]prstie lrl 0810 BINNS .John & Co.,Hope,Twinc l\fnfs, 10 Kirkgak Bri~1nm~c· 74 BOOTH I.ister ........
  • Strathdearne, 460 Wakefield Road, Denby Dale, HD8 8QJ £POA Professionalism with Independence

    Strathdearne, 460 Wakefield Road, Denby Dale, HD8 8QJ £POA Professionalism with Independence

    bramleys Strathdearne, 460 Wakefield Road, Denby Dale, HD8 8QJ £POA Professionalism with Independence AN IMPOSING PERIOD PROPERTY WITH EXTENSIVE FAMILY ACCOMMODATION. Strathdearne was originally constructed circa 1893, with a later extension circa 1920. The property was purpose built for the current family's relatives and has not been occupied outside the family since its original construction. This magnificent property occupies a slightly elevated south facing position on the fringe of Denby Dale village with very pleasant open wooded aspects. Strathdearne is set in just over 2 acres of landscaped and professionally maintained formal gardens and woodland. The property retains many original features associated with this type of property and of particular interest is the 3 bay symmetrical portico to front which leads into an impressive panelled entrance hall. Incorporated within the 7 bedroom accommodation is a first floor annexe served by its own staircase, ideal for a granny flat or teenage annexe. There are extensive cellars beneath the whole property, also offering additional potential. Strathdearne is a very imposing property and must be viewed in order to be fully appreciated. Denby Dale is a sought after village with excellent local amenities including railway station. The property is readily accessible to Wakefield, Barnsley and Huddersfield and is approximately 10/15 minutes drive from the M1 motorway network. GROUND FLOOR: Dining Room Separate WC To the front of the property access can be gained via the impressive 5.49m x 4.37m (18’0” x 14’4”) Having a tiled floor and white coloured suite. portico which is a superb architectural feature comprising 3 Having a large window providing plenty of light, ceiling coving and 2 symmetrical stone arches on twin stone columns.