Appendices

I. Action Plan 2017 -2021

II. Press Releases

III. Events and Activities Programme 2017-2018 – Evaluation

IV. Events and Activities Statistics

V. Parks for People Monitoring Data Sheet

VI. Keighley Central Demographics

VII. Feedback from Schools

VIII. Facebook Postings

IX. Feedback from Partners

X. Drawing the Work (blog on restoration)

XI Dashboard for Visitor Survey results

XII Events and Activities 2019

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Action Plan for Activities 2017 - 2021 *Notes *1 Groups that we have already consulted are in italic *2 Resources refer to people, facilities and equipment *3 Finance Resources – activities budget will be £33,250 per annum, over a five year cycle yearly (allocations to be determined at the start of each activity year)

Heritage Activities are Highlighted

Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 1.Pop Up Park Families Feel good factor Staff Time Estimate December To promote park Number of Learning & Feed Back and young for visitors £50 2016 to individuals memories and Participation Gained input and new Window display children CCPCG Time whom wouldn’t questionnaires working relationships install at local Opportunity to normally visit handed in with Airedale Bee retail centre – All age sing along and Community parks Keepers, Forest of shows plans and ranges learn dance Group Time Verbal Bradford, Airedale information about movements Seek event communication Centre and RSPB restoration also Individuals Plants, trees, consultation to with visitors highlights work of whom Visitors feel more seating, aid in future Well Attended and CCPCG wouldn’t engaged and artificial turf, action plan Verbal Public seemed very normally knowledgeable tables development communication positive about finding Installation of a visit parks about project with retail out more details Park inside one of Stationary Seek public management Good Coverage in Local the vacant retail Networking memories to aid Press and on Social units – to include between involved in timeline Media feeds examples of community groups creation seating, urns, Attended by Leader of plants, trees. Bradford Council Coupled with more information Worked well to educate on restoration. parks staff and bring workforce together Indoor park to be ran by various Shared memories to be parks staff, local collated by CCPCG community groups

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 and CCPCG. Who Event and Café data will be providing gathered used for answers to public further development of questions. action plan

CCPCG will be running a memories wall event along with future activity questionnaire

Band Stand event 2.Music at Cliffe All age Feel good factor Programme of £500 per 2017 - 2021 To have a Will seek verbal Learning & Limited programme of Castle groups for visitors bands annum programme of 5 feedback from Participation concerts to occur in available band concerts, bands, CCPCG and 2017 due to on-going Programme of CCPCG Opportunity to Member of from events mixed genre members of the works concerts sing along and staff budget music public and park throughout the Over 50’s learn dance staff Museum and year organised by groups movements Promotional Money 1 member of park bandstand concerts are Bradford Council posters & available staff presents at Monitor visitor now being marketed Local Health and leaflets from each concert 5 numbers for together This will bring tourists wellbeing museum concerts x 3 hours museum events together Summer PA system budget = 15 hours Bandstand Dementia Meeting demand Concerts with & Carer for music in the Chairs Design & 3 members of Music at the Group park printing of CCPCG x 5 Museum concerts (Well flyers and concerts = 15 under a single Being posters volunteers marketable Café) £150 package. Volunteers Keighley PA system indicate they have Mixed genre of Italian £1000 enjoyed the local bands, Health & experience groups, singers Wellbeing

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 Organisati Also Local people and on publicised visitors feel by CCPCG welcomed and Over 50’s and FOCC enjoy Groups participating

Modern & Mature Ladies

University Academy Keighley

3.Asian Ladies Ladies Opportunity to Member of Staff and Sessions to To promote walks Verbal feedback Learning & In conversation with Walk for Health from the meet new people. staff or Volunteer be to local groups from participants Participation Anne Barrington from Asian volunteers to time identified get out more about communit Health awareness deliver walks and worked To promote walks extending their y and wellbeing. around to particular programme of walks to needs of groups in the cover the heritage and Roshni Feeling of participants community gardens of Cliffe Castle Ghar inclusion & Roberts Park Project To promote (link needs feeling of re- inclusion establishin g) 4.Organised walks All age An opportunity to Walk Guides Time given Planned Walk Guide to Feedback from Learning & Walk from bracken hall in the park groups learn about the by people programme lead walks walkers that Participation being led by John parks history, Information experienced of walks (number of participate Dallas. Scheduled for Bat Walk Over 50’s wildlife, flora and sheets on in their field throughout sessions to be 15/9/17 groups fauna variety of of the year identified) Fungi Walks walks knowledge Families Opportunity for Dark Lane Walks CCPCG members

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 Local well- to interact with Promotional CCPCG 2 members of Walks from being visitors to the park posters members CCPCG to assist Bracken Hall to groups time Walk Guide Cliffe Castle Feel good factor CCPCG Promotional To publicise walks YWT Watch Group posters £10 to attract Keighley & attendance by a RSPB Bradford Free wider audience Pensioners promotion Associatio in Keighley Local groups and n News members of events CCPCG to Modern & listing participate Mature Ladies Walk Guide and Group assistants feel valued and a Keighley sense of Italian ownership Health & Wellbeing Participants Organisati learning about on the Parks Heritage, flora Roshni and fauna Ghar Project

Over 50’s

NEET

St Anne’s Cubs

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 5.Teddy Bears Children Promotes fun and Children to Museum Annual Museum staff 2 x Feedback from Learning and 2017 event is scheduled Picnic up to 6 play in the park for bring teddy staff time event 3 sessions = 6 children, parents, Participation to take place on Organised by years children and bear, families Keighley Library Tuesday 15th August Keighley Library families to bring a CCPCG Summer CCPCG members and members of 2017. and CCPCG Breastfeed picnic members 4 x 3 sessions = 12 CCPCG continued support ing Group Health & time Well attended and wellbeing Posters to Target schools successful event. Fun and games for Sangat publicise the and local families Increase in numbers young and old, Women & Interacting with event to participate from previous years. storytelling and art Children’s other children Awaiting evaluation from the Library Group 200 children to session with library Folk, plus cuddly participate service bears and other Low Fold prizes to win Stay & Children making Play Group new friends

Riddlesden Children feeling a Beavers sense of ownership St Anne’s Cubs Staff and CCPCG members having Rainbow a feel good factor Children’s by participating Centre

6.Fresh Aire All age Feel good factor Mixed genre Externally August To promote event Feedback from Participation Kaya Kapper the local groups, of local bands funded Annual to a wider festival goers organisier of the Fresh Free 1 day music families & Health and audience Aire Festival has backed event held within young wellbeing Marquees Estimate numbers out of holding the event the park and people Volunteers in 2017. She has stated museum Sharing Stewards indicate that they that it will return in experience of have enjoyed 2018. Externally funded Catering units participating

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 Special outdoor music Kaya has refused to Local artists events event Stalls Volunteers feel respond to all forms of performing visitors that they have communication from Meeting and Funfair rides learnt new skills the council, as it was Craft stalls and People making new and that their hoped that some local community First friends work is valued assistance may lead to groups promoting Keighley & it continuing this year their groups Craven Local people feel even in a reduced (group run a sense of capacity. by and for ownership people Bluefruit Promotions with have suggested they learning may be willing to run an disabilities event moving forwards, ) This could well be developed in Creative collaboration with a Writing vintage/ Heritage Visual Arts theme Group Update Feb 2019 Small World No groups have come Local forwards with skill sets Resident and backing to run such Youth an event Group

University Academy Keighley

7.Promoting All people To be informed Gazebo, Annual CCPCG 4 Comments and Learning and CCPCG at The and age about the group display members x 1 day feedback from Participation Fresh Aire groups and have the boards, table = 4

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 opportunity to join and chairs members of the as members provided by To inform people public CCPCG members group about the Group to have a stall at Members of the Feedback from event and public to express Members of To recruit new CCPCG promote the their views about CCPCG to man members for the Group and Cliffe the Park and what the stall Group Castle Park, inform events and members of the initiatives they Local people and public about would like to visitors feel that events and participate in their views are projects they have valued completed or are planning, and to CCPCG benefiting recruit new from views from members to the local people and Group visitors

CCPCG having a feel good factor when signing up new members

Local people and visitors gain a greater understanding of the Park and CCPCG

8. Themed Quiz Family Encourages Research and CCPCG On-going CCPCG members Verbal feedback Learning & Update February 2019 Sheets for children groups and intergenerational development members initiative time to be from children and Participation 5-11 year olds. organisatio discussions and of quiz sheet time identified families New family guide and Available for ns learning activity book being visitors to pick up looked into

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 from the Museum Rainbow Encourages longer Production of Printing To promote Count how many and the Café. Also Children’s visit to the park quiz sheet by costs to be initiative to local quiz sheets are available for use Centre CCPCG covered schools and picked up by school groups. Engaging with groups Stay & young audiences Teacher feedback Quiz sheets Play Group Informative quiz designed by (Low Fold Partaking in for target age Feedback from CCPCG members Children & teamwork range parents/carer Family Centre) Participants learning about Riddlesden the Parks Beavers Heritage, flora and fauna St Anne’s Cubs

Low Fold Family Centre Stay and Play Group

9.Summer Play Children Health & Sports Funded by Annual To promote Feedback from Learning & No events in 2017 due Activities up to 15 wellbeing equipment Bradford Summer events on a staff that will be Participation to contining ground years Council district level to fed into project works. Will return in Free fun and Interacting with Play attract a wider report Summer 2018. stimulating play Families other children equipment audience with multi activity with young Feedback from Update February 2019 opportunities to children Learning new Gazebos 6 staff x 2 days = children, teachers No support from central engage with sports & activities 12 per year and council team children. Sangat Bouncy parents/carers Women & Castles Children learning The sessions will Children’ new sports Observations at be open access, Climbing Wall sessions

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 therefore all Keighley A sense of children; Asian Qualified play ownership regardless of age Women & instructors will be able to Children’s Children being enjoy the Centre actively involved activities. A lot of Youth the equipment Group Children feeling and games are valued catered towards Stay & the 5 to 15 age Play Group bracket. Riddlesden Beavers

St Anne’s cubs

Rainbow Children’s Centre 10.Bird & Bat Box All age Opportunity to Member of Staff time Summer / Staff 1 x 3 hours Verbal feedback Learning & Due to delay in making groups acquire new skills. staff Autumn from participants Participation completion this will be The manufacture Volunteers 2017 - 2021 Volunteers 2 x 3 delayed until next year and installation of Families A feeling of ‘giving Volunteers time hours = 6 hours bird, bat and something back’. time insect nesting NEET Cost of To promote event boxes. Opportunity to Wood, nails, materials to a wider Youth meet new people. saw hammer £200 audience Including Groups involvement from Engender a sense Participants feel a local wildlife Volunteers of ownership. sense of groups ownership Provides Volunteers to be additional points Participants trained up to feeling that their

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 assist members of of interest to work and the public making visitors. contributions are bird and bat boxes valued which will be Provides a good installed within habitat for wildlife the Park

11.Easy Read Groups Feeling of Instruction & Volunteer 2017 - 2018 Groups to Feedback from Learning & CCPCG heavily involved Leaflet on the with inclusion guidance by time to be research and groups Participation in the production of the History of the Park learning groups for determined develop text sites interpretation disabilities Feel good factor ‘Easy Read’ when plan panels. This information Production of text of action Production of in a simplified format leaflet for groups Disabled Enables them to developed leaflet will form the back bone with learning visitors get the History of the of the leaflet when the difficulties information that park and Participants group are able People they have asked Cliffe Castle Costs for feeling a sense of CCPCG to work First for printing to inclusion with People First Keighley & be Keighley & Craven Craven identified Opportunities for on leaflet content a wider audiences to have an understanding of the needs of other Park users

12.Nature and Schools Learning about the Member of Staff & 1 x 2 hour 1 member of staff Feedback form Learning & Update February 2019 wildlife workshops different animals staff Volunteer workshops 10 workshops x 2 for teachers and Participation RSBP held annual event Children’s and birds at Cliffe time per year hours = 20 hours group leaders in 2017 and 2018 Workshops for groups and Castle Park Volunteers or children to learn organisatio members of Materials 2017 - 2021 To research and Interviews with about the animals, ns Learning new skills CCPCG Inc. seeds develop text for participants flora and fauna in on how to care for £100 workshops the Park animals RSPB

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 Involvement from Local Cubs, Participants RSPB Beavers, learning about Scouts the Parks wildlife, flora and fauna Rainbow Children’s Centre

St Anne’s Cubs

13.Animal Care & NEET Learning new skills Member of Staff and Summer To research and Feedback from Learning & Seeking involvement Welfare on how to care for staff volunteer 2017 - 2021 develop training participants Participation from dogs trust in our Volunteers animals time to be module Christmas activity’s. Participants to Local Store or determined Number of Participatory This will hopefully learn how to care Children’s Working as part of Charity to workshops Participants evaluation forms demonstrate the for the pets and groups and a team provide to be learning about potential for an annual birds in the Park. organisatio interactive identified the welfare and dogs show ns Gaining talk / care of the Park Dog show experience that demonstratio Dog Show animals Update February 2019 Families may enhance n Annual Little interest locally to Could be run by employment Event. run such an event, to be local Pet store / opportunities revisited in future Charity Fun Activity that promotes responsible Dog ownership

14.Horticultural NEET Learning new skills Staff HPO time Weekly Learning new Staff feedback Learning & Now well established Training Skills on horticulture, running skills Participation presence in the park Workshops gardening. Meeting £500 from and hoping to extend to Room January Feedback given two days per week. Run by Cellar Trust Gaining 2017 by participants (Local Mental experience that Storage Space positive

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 Health Charity) for may enhance Press coverage in local their current employment Tools & Plants Participants media to highlight the clients opportunities indicate that they link. £100 per have enjoyed the annum experience Another charity are TOTAL £500 looking to get involved in funding further sessions 15.Community NEET Learning new skills Staff Staff and 2017 - 2021 1 member of staff Feedback from Learning & WYOG have agreed in Food Growing on horticulture, volunteer x 2 hour per members of staff Participation principal to start Gardening gardening. Gardening time to be Gardening session (number running a Hot Bed Areas to be used clubs tools determined sessions to to be identified) Observations by (Heritage Horticulture by locals to Gaining when be staff members Link) vegetable plot growing Volunteers experience that growing identified To engage with outside the Glass vegetables and may enhance seasons with groups to Interviews with houses and they will Herbs Over 50’s employment identified growing participate with participants also use some groups opportunities seasons initiative promotional space Run in Seeds £20 inside the cold glass Collaboration with CCPCG per annum Positive feedback house to demonstrate West Yorkshire TOTAL £100 from groups composting. Organic Society Compost Participants able Visitors may also have £20 per to use knowledge the possibility to get annum at home, growing involved in a blight TOTAL £100 food in their own resistant potato trail. gardens

A feeling of achievement

16.Puppet Show All age Engage with young Performance Member of Easter 2017 CCPCG members Feedback from Learning & 2017 event was well and Band Concert groups audiences and stage for band Parks Staff to steward event children and Participation received with 200+ families and puppet to put out Annual 3 x 2 hours per parents attending the showings Local show to chairs for event session = 6 hours and getting involved in children Family fun event perform craft activity’s.

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 and members of To promote event families Wellbeing factor Chairs the public to a wider Update February 2019 available for audience 2018 show was equally Tourists families Marketing well attended and of event Feel good factor visitors built in with Events Families spending Stay and Programme time together in a Play Group fun environment £110 per Breastfeed session ing Group TOTAL Low Fold £550 Children & family Centre

Rainbow Children’s Centre

Sangat Centre – Women & Children’s Centre 17.Easter Egg Hunt Local Learning and Quiz sheet CCPCG time Annual CCPCG members Feedback Learning and No 2017 event due to children exploring the during 4 x 3 hours = 12 evaluation forms Participation other commitments Easter quiz for different areas of Member of Printing of Easter hours per annum for parents/carers and on-going ground children to Low Fold the park Museum quiz sheets Holidays works. participate Children & Education Museum staff 1 x Verbal feedback family Participating in a Department 8 hours from children Large Easter event held Organised by Centre fun activity in 2018 CCPCG Members of CCPCG Update February 2019

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 Rainbow To promote event Plans in place for Children’s Potential to to local schools another Easter event Centre get and groups sponsorship Sangat from local Relaxed Centre – companies for atmosphere for Women & prizes families to enjoy Children’s time together Centre Finding answers St Anne’s to enable children Cubs to solve quiz

Riddlesden Beavers

18.Creative Arts All age Inspiration and Member of Staff and 2018 - 2023 Participants Feedback from Learning & Trail run of the sketch groups creativity staff volunteer engaging with participants Participation walk will take place on Series of Creative time new skills November 16th Arts activity’s Creative Participants gain Volunteers – Observations at using Cliffe Castle Writing artistic skills people with Materials Participants workshops Update February 2019 as inspiration. and Visual relevant skills Total £200 indicate they have Arts Group New skills that can to assist with enjoyed the Sketch walks proved To include Writing, be used in workshops experience of successful, feedback Photography and Small everyday life participating in has led to the Sketching World - Museum Staff the competitions development of Local time another series for 2019 Sketching aspect Resident to be led by Urban Youth Basic Sketchers with a Group Materials Share, not compare ethos

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3

19.Beekeeping Volunteers Learning new skills Observation HPO time Work with Feedback from Learning & Planting activity took and knowledge Hive located Airedale volunteers Participation place alongside a bee learn how to look All age inside Museum Bee Keepers keeping day. this after bees and groups Feel good factor Museum staff time to support focused on the sowing how bees assist calendar of of heritage sweet peas the pollination of Local £20 events over to act as pollinators for plants and children materials 5 year the bees. Plants either produce honey and per annum period taken away or to be families TOTAL £100 planted outside Supporting museum entrance. activities to Schools include seed Bee Keepers involved in sowing, seed the Garden party bomb making and replacement event paper pot making Update February 2019 Involve Airedale ABKA are involved in Bee Keepers many onsite activities and are looking to use glasshouse space for a display 20.Gardening Club Local Feel good factor Gardening Member of 2017 on- Member of staff x Feedback from Learning & Update February 2019 groups and equipment Park staff going 3 hours per participants Participation Casual worker being Park staff to work volunteers Learning new skills session sought to run such with local groups Feedback from activities on specific Working as a To promote to members of the gardening projects member of a team local groups public in the park People spending To sign up CCPCG to be time working on a volunteers to involved with project together work on initiative

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 gardening projects

A sense of achievement

Working as part of a team 21.Keighley BIGK Sport Feel good factor Participation n/a March/ Annual event, Feedback form Learning & 10K Charity Run minded from April 2017 each year for participants to Participation people Promote use of members of (annual) participation complete Cliffe Castle Park Park for leisure Sport Keighley increases included in the Sports and fitness route of a 10KMs clubs activities Volunteers Positive feedback run, which is a time from participants fundraising event Introduce Park to and spectators for Sue Ryder those who have CCPCG to help Manorlands not visited before promote the To promote to a Hospice Competitive event wider audience, local groups and Over 1,000 Well being schools participants in race Participators raising money for Route lined with local charity spectators Charity benefited from money raised at the event

22.Over Fifties Over 50’s Health & Volunteers to n/a May/June Volunteer 1 x 8 Seek verbal Participation Update February 2019 Walk for Health Groups wellbeing meet and 2018 hours feedback from programme walk with participants Keighley Walking Well-being Meeting people participants To promote to festival was held for groups local groups

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 Set route around Feel good factor first time in 2018, with park for Keighley Research on events inside cliffe participants to Italian health and fitness walk Health & for over fifties Wellbeing Organisati Feel good factor on Feeling a sense of Modern & inclusion Mature Ladies Meeting likeminded people 23.Heritage Walks Tourists Participants learn Volunteers To be on-going Participants gain a On line survey Learning & CCPCG are currently about the heritage identified greater forms for visitors Participation holding monthly Tourist initiative Local of the Park and its Keighley understanding of heritage restoration people surrounding areas Town Costs to be the Towns walks around Cliffe Linking Cliffe Council’s sourced Heritage Castle. Castle Park, Dark Communit Black Mariah from grant Lane & Museum, y groups and horse application To promote the Attendance has been Worth Valley applied for Park along with excellent with an Railway and Schools, Promotional by CCPCG other heritage average of 50 members Keighley Town colleges material aspects of the of the public turning up Council’s Civic and Town to increase for each event. Centre in training CCPCG volume of tourists promoting and centres members to Keighley encouraging tourism to the Professional To promote Cliffe town guide Castle Park Nationally to increase knowledge of historic and heritage values to a wider audience

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 24.Horticultural Health & Meeting No initial Beginning Feeling a sense of Feedback from Learning and Activity now scheduled Skills Workshops wellbeing Room and costs to April/ May inclusion participants, Participation to run for 3 weeks in Storage Age budget 2017 tutors and Job June 2017 Run by Shipley Meeting people however if Positive feedback Centre College with local HPO Time successful Total 9 days from participants Course ran with a poor unemployed. Feel good factor and funding per and spectators attendance. 2 Recruited through is pulled by workshop individuals signed up Keighley Job Participants learn Shipley Participants and gain qualification. Centre about the college engaging with heritage of the tutor costs new skills Clear advertising and Park and its to be looked communication with surrounding areas into Participants Job centre required for gaining further projects. Learning new employment skills

Working as a member of a team

New skills that can be used in everyday life

Gaining experience that may enhance employment opportunities

25.Plant History Participants learn Area for talk Printing Spring 2018 Positive feedback Feedback from Learning and CCPCG to plant and Lecture and about the to take place posters £20 from participants participants Participation label Heritage Heritage Species heritage of the e.g. museum Rhododendron species. Planting

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 Park and its conservatory Cost of Participants Improvement in Other aspects need Planting of surrounding areas Inc. chairs Speaker TBC learning new skills historical plant further development historically species in park accurate genus / Sense of Promotional Update February 2019 species by parks ownership Materials New lecture staff and programme in place by volunteers Learning new Plants CCSG, with a wide skills range of topics Information Gardening gathered will add Working as a equipment WYOG have schedule a to other events member of a Gardeners Question such as heritage team Timet onsite walks and overall heritage value of New skills that scheme can be used in everyday life

Meeting people 26.Bulb Planting Sense of Bulbs Bulbs £100 Autumn Set target for Feedback form Learning and This activity will be fed ownership annually 2017 to least 5 school for teachers and Participation into the Cliffe Castle Planting of Gardening TOTAL £500 Autumn groups taking part group leaders Woodland Trust Award informal areas Learning new Equipment 2021 annually School resource pack. with various skills HPO Time bulbs. Task can be Update February 2019 completed with Children working CCPCG Time different local as teams to Casual worker being schools produce a sought to support product activty

27.Prayers in the Introduce Park to Gazebos (if (can be Annually Ensure groups are Verbal feedback Participation Support offered to Park those who have weather used on invited annually from group several local contacts not visited before inclement) alternative leaders Continued events) support of Health & Volunteer Muhammedi wellbeing time 2 x £199.99

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 Massid &Al (gala tents) Hikmah Project Meeting people TOTAL £398 Keighley Whom use park grounds Feel good factor for annual Eid prayers and Celebrations 28.Community Meeting people Staff Time £200 Annual Verbal feedback participation Update February 2019 Food Festival Entertainme Event from stall holders Working with KTC to Feel good factor CCPCG Time nt & support integration Bringing together Performanc Date TBC Estimate visitor type festival on site of diverse Introduce Park to Gazebos es numbers and community to those who have Start 2018 verbal feedback share Foods and not visited before Chairs Tables (can Celebrate. Will be used on include music and Tables alternative dance events) performances 4 x £44.99 reflecting food on TOTAL offer £179.96 29.Time Capsule Feel good factor Time of Performers July 2017 Target all local Feedback from Learning and Excellent event with Event museum, Fees £400 schools teachers Participation great PR. Introduce Park to education and Event to mark the those who have parks staff More information burial of the time not visited before attached separately capsule under the Volunteer palm. Parade of Sense of time School Children ownership dressed as differing time Participants learn periods from local about the history. With heritage of the Local re-enactors Park and its adding interest surrounding areas

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 30.Drone Video Introduce Park to Drone and £400 Summer Ensure uploaded Views/likes/share Learning and Contact made with those who have Operator 2017 to all relevant s will give Participation Simon Wadsworth from Drone to capture not visited before social media reflection of Shipley College. Video video of park IT & feeds social media has been ear marked once complete. Introduces Marketing interaction for the students to Can be interlaced different areas of Support Target Keighley complete in the new with footage from the park cinema school year Museum and Video Camera Glasshouses to Big Screen Update February 2019 create a Cliffe Volunteer, Bradford Castle Promo museum staff Video due to be made Video. This could and parks in 2019 then be shown on time big screen in Bradford, in local cinemas and on social Media. Compiled by Shipley College 31.Brand training Learning new Meeting In-house Spring 2017 Feedback from all Learning and Update February 2019 skills which will Room training involved Participation Agreement in place In house training benefit the future provider regarding the new to develop and of the park and brand for the site standardise the bring all key stake Cliffe Castle Brand holders together 32.City of Film Feel good factor Cinema TBC liaise Autumn Questionnaire to Learning and Update February 2019 outdoor Showing equipment with City of 2017 formulate Participation Bolly wood movie Introduce Park to Film demographic of showing inside the park Part of Bradford those who have CCPCG and Autumn visitors is being explored for Family Film not visited before Parks time 2018 2019 with Festival sneakyexperiences and KTC 33.Gardener Learning new Gardener Course fees Autumn Target members Feedback from Learning and Awaiting appointment Training specialised time 2017 of CCPCG for gardener and Participation of new apprentice horticultural skills participation. volunteers

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 Allow Gardening Entry fees Update February 2019 Staff to attend a and Mileage Improvement in Aprentice in place and a short course skill level range of training is through Shipley Estimate underway College to hone £750 Pruning Techniques (or) Hire Tutor to provide onsite training to CCPCG and Gardening staff

34.HPO Visit to Learning new HPO time Spring 2018 Seek time of Improvement in Learning Shibden Park and Skills Shibden and skill level Golden acre Park Golden acre staff Developing to discuss best Rise in green flag Training network practice etc. scores excursions to allow HPO to see other successful HLF Projects both of which have received the Green Heritage and Green Flag awards

35.Digital Display Participants learn Numerous AV Spring 2017 Participants Feedback forms in Learning and Screen purchased and explore and changing equipment learning about café/glasshouse Participation awaiting installation Digital Display native wildlife and £600 the Parks Screen to be habitats Heritage, flora Update February 2019 added to the Camera and fauna Café/ Glasshouse Increases repeat equipment Two cameras installed area. This will be visits to the park £800

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 used for viewing along with length Increase in visitor nest box footage, of time spent numbers and to view achieve using it repeat visits photographs and viewing other Promotes park information exploration

Footage could be Inspiration and added to parks creativity website

36.Railway Participants learn Volunteer TOTAL £150 Annual Positive feedback Verbal feedback Participation Update February 2019 Themed Day about local Time Summer from participants heritage Plus Staffing 2018 Feedback forms in Working with a group Work with Worth HPO Time Costs onwards café/glasshouse to bring a transport Valley railway to Encourages festival to Keighley in promote both longer visit to the Museum Staff 2020 tourist park Time attractions. Engaging with Chairs young audiences Gazebos Encourages intergenerational Tables discussion Craft Materials

Promotional Materials 37.Cycle in the Learning new Promotional Printing Summer Positive feedback Feedback forms in Learning and Update February 2019 Park Skills Materials Costs 2017 from participants café/glasshouse Participation onwards In the process of Events run by Promote use of Promotion Participants formalising an becycling, where Park for leisure through learning new skills agreement with bronte

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 a small cycle and fitness bikes for sessions to obstacle course is activities take place in 2019 set up for children to cycle around. Bikes, safety equipment and training provided

(Link to be established)

38.Cliffe Castle Participants learn CCPCG Time TBC Completed TBC TBC Learning and Project hopefully will Booklet about local for Summer Participation superceed the heritage Printing costs 2018 museums outdated Short Book to be guide book with created to Encourages Professional additional information illustrate the longer visit to the time on the grounds. expansive history park and heritage of Museum, Discussions ongoing the site. Sections Engaging with education and such as memories young audiences parks staff Update February 2019 and restoration time Guide book in place, will be included. Encourages fully updated to include This project will intergenerational restoration hopefully be discussion untaken by ccpcg incorporation Increases repeat with professionals visits to the park along with length of time spent using it

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 39.QR Photo Trail Participants learn Volunteers Printed Spring 2018 Positive feedback Seek method of Learning and Update February 2019 about local could get materials on-going from participants feedback digitally. Participation Heritage heritage involved in £20 & Along with a Could be sort Possible lack of interest Photography Trail launch event sense of knowing questionnaire on in heritage images utilising QR codes Encourages more about sites printed materials given the high quality of to link visitors longer and repeat Printed maps heritage and or on website the interpretation location to a visits and codes boards on site with historic view of house and great the same spot Learning about selection of photos. and exploring Images hosted by differing areas of CCPCG or the park Bradford Parks Website

Images changed regular basis

40.Monster Dash Feel good factor Volunteers N/A Autumn Annual event, Feedback form Learning & Going ahead with input time Annually each year for participants to Participation from CCPCG and CC Halloween Promote use of participation complete Themed Fun Run Park for leisure increases Update February 2019 within Cliffe and fitness Castle Park, to activities Positive feedback 2018 saw the final raise money for from participants event, cancelled for Sue Ryder Introduce Park to and spectators 2019 due to lack of Charity. those who have intertest Involvement from not visited before museum Competitive

Well being

Participators raising money for local charity

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3

Charity benefited from money raised at the event

41.Giant Zip Wire Feel good factor Volunteers Participants 2019 Annual event, Feedback form Learning & Put back to 2019 Time cover cost onwards each year for participants to Participation Assess the Promote use of of participation complete Update February 2019 plausibility of Park for leisure Guidance and installation increases having a giant zip and fitness time from Zip with excess Manorlands local wire activity activities Slides UK going to Positive feedback charity are exploring event onsite charity from participants the possibility of taking Introduce Park to and spectators this on as a fund raising Event to be those who have activty similar to Dragon not visited before Money Raised Boat Festival at Roberts Park Well being

Event to raise Participators money for local raising money for charity or lord local charity mayors appeal Charity benefited from money raised at the event

42.Informal Feel good factor n/a n/a On-going Increase Reduction in litter Participation Box made up and sits Volunteer Station volunteer hours well relatively unused Sense of Staff verbal by public inside the Set up and ownership inactions and Lodge entrance Advertise an observations To be moved to the informal litter glasshouses once work picking in complete..

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 equipment station. This will Update February 2019 be advertised with in park and Used on a regular basis online by healthcare workers for use with clients

43.Glass House Encourages CCPCG Time £30 Labels Summer Increasing visitor Verbal feedback Learning and Jane Gibben from Botanical Tour longer and repeat 2017 on- knowledge Participation CCPCG is interested in visits Plant Labels Printing going undertaking this activity Walks through Costs Raise money for glasshouses with Learning about Printed CCPCG through Update February 2019 member of and exploring materials donations Such activtes have been CCPCG differing areas of held back due to the park restructure oif the `friends of`. Learning new skills 44.Visit to Ripley Improves future n/a January Increase in Sound planning Learning Ripley Castle visited , Castle of site 2017 useable plans developed glasshouses proved to knowledge be uninspiring and Dan Palmer to New skills poorly maintained. visit Ripley Castle developed to view hot houses to aid in development of planting plans

45.Work New skills Parks staff n/a On-going Positive Verbal feedback Learning or One student has begun Experience & developed time experience for all from students Participation to help out with the Traineeship participants and tutor Cliffe Castle team schemes Sense of ownership Update February 2019 Work with Shipley Numerous students college to provide have been involved

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 vocational Engaging with throughout 2018 from placement for young audiences Shipley college Horticultural Beechcliffe school and students askahm bryan

Work with local schools to provide a sound work experience setting 46.CSE training New skills HPO time n/a March 2017 increase in Feed Back forms Learning Training attended by all developed useable front line staff. Local groups to Training knowledge undertake CSE Promote Provider time Well received and training at Cliffe awareness of feedback suggests it Castle issue was worthwhile and helped with the stigma Safer green and signs to look for. spaces 47.First Aid Safer green Parks staff £400 for 2017 increase in Pass grade Learning Attended by Friends of Training spaces time training useable achieved and feed Devonshire Park, HPO time provider knowledge back CCPCG, Airedale Bee Volunteers to New skills Keepers, Forest of receive first aid developed Training Bradford and Bradford training to help Provider time Works/Cellar Trust, with running of Groups more able along with HPO smaller events and confident at running events 6 qualifications gained and positive press in local media 48.Horticultural Encourages HPO time Initial walk 2019 Positive Feed Back Forms Learning or Contact made with Park Walks longer and repeat cost £200 experience for all Participation those plant people visits Expert Time participants whom run a successful Series of expert With series of horticultural led walks to reduced

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 describe botanic Learning about costs to be talks in the nearby nature of the park and exploring established Devonshire Park. differing areas of once initial the park materials produced Learning new skills 50.Stone circle New skills HPO Trees to 2017 - 2018 Positive feedback Feedback from Learning or Update February 2019 Orchard developed purchase from participants Participants Participation Volunteer estimate First batch of heritage Inc. help from Sense of Group £350 Participants trees planted early community ownership learning new skills 2019 payback or Or Woodland Trust Learning about Partnership and and exploring Community create new stone differing areas of payback time circle the park Gardeners Adding new Time heritage feature with historically accurate tree species 51.Bounce a Ball Promote use of CCPGC Time £30 Printing 2017 to More children Feedback to Learning or Update February 2019 Campaign Park for leisure Costs 2019 and Young People CCPCG Participation cancelled and fitness HPO Time using parks for CCPCG led activities games and play CCPCG to provide campaign estimates for highlighting the increase use of parks for ball games 52.Opening Event £5,000+ Smaller event took Budget place under the Large free Event rebrand of Garden to celebrate the Party.

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 restoration See additional attached project and the info work of all involved in getting us to completion

53.Story Time in Engaging with Volunteer n/a 2018 Positive feedback Feed Back Forms Participation Cancelled the stone circle young audiences Time onwards from participants & estimate of orchard numbers HPO Time Reach out to local schools and libraries to advertise the use of the stone circle orchard.

54.Work with Engaging with Volunteer £500 to 2017 Increased HPO to establish Participation Urdu interpreter Sangat, Kala different Time help cover onwards involvement and figures and work provided by sangat for Sangam and other audiences costs and visitor numbers into monitoring CCPCG heritage walk local HPO Time expenses from Asian and evaluation organisations to community promote inclusivity

Continue to work with local charity to encourage whole community using parks and getting involved

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 in events / activities 55.Cliffe Castle Engaging with CCPCG Time n/a 2017 Increasing Visitor number Participation Event attended by HPO, Promotion at different Knowledge of statistics Museum Staff, Airedale Saltaire World audiences Museum Staff Cliffe Castle and Bee Keepers and Heritage Time visitor numbers CCPCG. Weekend HPO Time HPO dressed as Promotion of the Victorian Head Site and CCPCG at gardener the annual world heritage weekend Feedback very positive events in Roberts and helped develop park, Saltaire relations between Friends of Roberts’ Park who have agreed to run a croquet session at Cliffe Castle Opening event

Update February 2019

Returned in 2018 to support ww1 event 56.Deborah Learning about HPO Time n/a 2017 Positive feedback Seek feedback Update February 2019 Rehmat Restoration from attendees from museum Exhibition held as part exhibition Project and staff of the reopening Heritage of the Support of the Park Cliffe Castle Restoration Artists exhibition in the Museum

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 57.360 videos of Learning about HPO Time n/a 2018 Target positive Viewing figures Participation Put back to 2018 grounds and exploring summer feedback and and comments differing areas of Seek out free increased visitor Update February 2019 Create 360 the park software numbers Should form part of degree videos of new drone video grounds and Marketing of park glasshouses for to potential YouTube and new visitors parks websites 58. Tree Survey Making Park Safer Staff Time £1000 for Winter 2018 Improved quality Feedback from Learning Cancelled Training training and of trees in park participants Better trained Volunteer trees Staff to work Staff Time Improved alongside Forest knowledge of of Bradford to Ensures trees are pruning and assess tree following behind surveys condition in park aging specimens and produce a tree strategy including planting of replacements 59. CCPCG trip to Better Trained Staff and £600 April 2017 Higher standards Feedback from Learning Training Temple Newsam staff Volunteer amongst staff participants & York gate time. New ideas More focus from Observational Volunteers and developed Mini bus hire management staff to visit local and entry fees sites to improve Promote high knowledge of standards other heritage green spaces. Also network with other groups 60. Vintage Promote use of Café vendor £200 for Summer Target positive Feedback from Learning and Update February 2019 Games Hire Park for leisure time equipment 2017 feedback and participants participation

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Activity: detailed Audiences Benefits for Resources Costs in Timetable Targets & Methods of Meeting HLF Feed Back & Update description *1 people *2 project *4 measures of evaluation aims: Learning or budget resources Participation *3 and fitness increased visitor Box full of games is Croquet, sack activities Museum staff numbers Observational located within the race, quoits etc time glasshouse for FOC use available to hire Participating in a Visitor numbers from the café or fun activity museum Intergenerational discussions on play

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Press release references (accessed 25th March 2019)

ref Date Title Reference https://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/14844827.walk-with- the-ghosts-as-ancient-path-is-restored-at-cliffe-castle-park-in- 1 28/11/2016 Heritage Walk keighley/ https://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/15081908.landmark- 2 09/02/2017 Dome lifted into place dome-lifted-into-place-at-keighleys-cliffe-castle/ https://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/15443771.music-and- dance-for-all-ages-at-cliffe-castle-garden-party/ 3 09/06/2017 Garden Party 2017 https://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/15382195.parade-to- 4 30/06/2017 Time Parade the-past-as-cliffe-castle-looks-to-the-future/ https://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/15454060.cliffe-castle- Cellar Trust garden at garden-renovated-for-people-with-learning-disabilities/ 5 04/08/2017 Cliffe Castle Cliffe Castle Park https://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/15584392.cliffe-castle- official reopening set park-official-reopening-set-for-december/ 6 09/10/2017 for December Brave souls descend https://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/15627715.brave-souls- on Keighley park for descend-on-keighley-park-for-manorlands-halloween-monster- 30/10/2017 Manorlands dash-photo-gallery/ Hallowe'en Monster 7 Dash: https://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/15697070.park-to- 8 01/12/2017 Grand re-opening stage-grand-reopening-party-after-45-million-restoration/ Image see below 9 02/12/2017 Wreath making yorkshire post - Image see below 10 09/12/2017 Christmas Carol https://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/15716209.cliffe-castle- 11 12/12/2017 Grand Re-opening reopening-a-crowd-puller/ https://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/15773781.cliffe-castle- Cliffe Castle/ volunteers-honoured/ 12 15/12/2017 Volunteers honoured https://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/15910295.sketch-walks- taking-place-in-grounds-of-cliffe-castle-museum/ 13 31/01/2018 Sketchwalks ttps://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/sport/sportother/spor Inter schools Cross t_other_outdoor/sport_ath/17409318.schools-brave-cold- 14 05/02/2018 Country weather-to-heat-up-cross-country-test/ https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/17457033.fund raising-10k-campaign-officially-launches-in-keighley/ 15 02/03/2018 Manorlands K10K https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/16111954.rabb its-return-to-cliffe-castle-for-easter/ 16 23/03/2018 Return of the rabbits https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/16132594.hot- new-event-raises-funds-for-manorlands/ 17 02/04/2018 Manorlands Duathlon https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/keighleynews/ 16264628.shakespeare-comedy-as-you-like-it-in-keighley-and- 18 01/06/2018 Shakespeare haworth-parks/ https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/16274702.exhi bition-at-cliffe-castle-museum-focuses-on-impact-of-first-world- 19 07/06/2018 WWI war-on-all-aspects-of-keighley-life/ https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/keighleynews/ 16278289.keighley-mayor-impressed-by-improvements-to- 20 08/06/2018 kly mayor visit cliffe-castle-and-its-park/ https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/keighleynews/ 16282229.cliffe-castle-garden-party-and-new-cafe-opening- 21 09/06/2018 Garden party 2018 draws-a-crowd/

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ref Date Title Reference https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/16328925.keig 22 03/07/2018 Keighley links hley-links-literature-festival-takes-place-at-cliffe-castle/ https://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/16397125.family-fun- organised-by-keighley-library-attracts-hundreds-to-cliffe-castle- 23 03/08/2018 Teddy Bear's Picnic park/ https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/keighleynews/ 24 06/08/2018 WWI Day 16400613.end-of-warcentenary-in-keighley/ https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/keighleynews/ 25 17/09/2018 Parkrun 16884445.cliffe-castle-parkrun-off-to-flying-start-photo-gallery/ Butterfield stone https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/11379445.mar 26 22/11/2018 return ble-statue-returns-home-to-keighleys-cliffe-castle-museum/ https://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/17271790.christmas-to- 27 03/12/2018 pre christmas press be-celebrated-at-cliffe-castle/ https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/17286637.cliffe -castle-museum-holds-special-christmas-event-and-unveils- 28 09/12/2018 Christmas 2018 new-mascot/ https://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/17301437.extra-cliffe- 29 15/12/2018 Parkrun – Christmas castle-parkruns-to-be-held-over-christmas-and-new-year/ CCSG Talk local https://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/17324045.keighley- 30 26/12/2018 historian historian-ian-dewhirst-to-deliver-talk-at-cliffe-castle/ https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/11-of-the-most-scenic- 31 14/01/2019 11 scenic park runs parkruns-in-yorkshire-1-9536330 https://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/17446121.chance-to- 32 14/01/2019 Willow weaving weave-dragonflies-from-willows-at-cliffe-castle-in-keighley/ https://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/17446121.chance-to- 33 02/02/2019 Window restoration weave-dragonflies-from-willows-at-cliffe-castle-in-keighley/ https://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/17396606.local-history- 34 09/02/2018 Fairy Talk at-museum/ https://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/16023774.music-at- 35 16/02/2019 Music at Castle cliffe-castle/ Keighley & District http://keighleyhistory.org.uk/2018/12/ History Society – Cliffe 36 Feb-19 Castle Partnership of the Photo in Feedback from schools 37 Jun-18 year

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Events and Activities Programme 2017 -2018 – Evaluation

HLF Outcome – Increasing the range of audiences, Category – BME

Outputs – Activities Output Outcomes Literacy Festival (June 2018) Heritage Office with the Museum Children will want to return to the Park Literacy Festival Celebration Day Learning Team created a series of and show family and friends (June 2018 inspiring workshop days focussed Children in the park promotes non- on bring reading to life outside the threatening environment classroom Increases awareness of Cliffe Castle 2000 children with their family facilities for local community joined in the celebration Cliffe Castle seen as a Park for all not a Interschool’s cross country events 400 young people segregated place (throughout the year) Seen as a safe environment for all ages of children and families Interschool challenge brings children and schools from outside the locality visit Cliffe Castle. Partner of the Year Award 2018 for the Literacy Festival Closer working between the Museum and Park enabled Literacy Festival and other events. Closer working relationship with Schools Longer Term Awards may promote increased spending for Keighley from CBMDC Seen as role model for integration and lead to close co-operation with Keighley Council for events (Event in June 2019) Assumptions External factors The schools of the area reflect this mix of population and therefore Positive Press feedback attracting schools and pre-school children with their families is an approach used to include the ethnic mix of the local community. In Keighley Central 73% of the population were born in England with 19% born in either Pakistan or Bangladesh

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HLF Outcome – Increasing the range of audiences - Category – Cultural

Outputs – Activities Output Outcomes Sketching in the Park, Urban sketchers in the park Sketching: Glasshouses and museum A trial walk was undertaken Supporting local artists to develop with volunteers to check independent entity in the Park feasibility Promoting Health and Wellbeing 4 further sessions teaching through social and cultural activity people about sketching and Promoting sketching / art and drama how to appreciate the as an outdoor art form surroundings Shakespeare in the Park: Feedback requested more Brought classical drama to an sessions audience that possibly would not 47 people took part have paid or travelled to see a As You Like it Shakespeare Free event run by Shakespeare Shakespearean play. performance in the Park in the Park Free event in the park with no (June 2018) 2 performances booking necessary on a Sunday 200+ audience evening introduced regular park Slow Art Day (April 2018) visitors to something novel Longer term May attract support from local council / grants to promote Wellbeing in Keighley Cultural activities improve social / education for local community

Assumptions External factors The weather – outdoor cultural activities need good weather to prosper. Other outdoor activities will consider contingency arrangements for the weather.

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HLF Outcome – Increasing the range of audiences, Category – Family Groups

Most of the events at Cliffe Castle are themed as historical events therefore covering the heritage story of Cliffe Castle across to the visitors with a fun event.

Outputs – Activities Output Outcomes Garden Party (June 2017) Outdoor stalls, music, Morris Big events attract a wider audience dancing, heritage games and if they have a good experience 2500 attendees are liable to return Grand Opening / Christmas With schools contributing a Big events attract press and social Event (2017) re-enactment of Christmas media articles which possibly brings (Victorian (heritage) themed Carol, craft for the in local and visitors from further event) glasshouses, and a choir. afield plus volunteers are Joint Museum and Park event Outdoor stalls, entertainment, encouraged to join the Cliffe Castle music and Christmas in the Support Group or other volunteer museum groups. 5000 attendees The Grand Opening Event 2017 was cancelled as the Park was not ready. Circus skills in the Park (April Joint Park and museum event However a Garden Party was held 2018) with circus themed craft with minimum budget and this has with circus themed crafts in 440 attendees the museum now become an “annual event”. As the park and museum are working Mini Beasts in the Family activity learning about closer together outdoor events are Conservatory and Park ((May and searching for insects and supported by similar themed indoor 2018) mini beasts in the Park events or crafts e.g Grand reopening 1500 attendees / Christmas event, Rabbits returning Garden Party (June 2018) with Outdoor stalls, music, outdoor to the Park and the Circus skills in the stalls in the museum entertainment Park. Craft stalls in the museum Local businesses are involved by Grand opening of the cafe displaying posters – help to promote 5000 attendees a sense of community. Punch and Judy (Sept 2018) Indoor heritage family Supportive of local small businesses / attraction entrepreneurs have stalls at the 150 attendees Garden Party and/or Christmas events which may lead long term to Sue Ryder Halloween Monster Run by Sue Ryder supported economic advantage for local Dash (Oct 2017, 2018) by Cliffe Castle staff and people. volunteers Café that attracts visitors in its own 300 attendees and 100 right volunteers over 2 years Longer Term Christmas in the Park and Outdoor stalls, music, outdoor Local Councillors attend events Christmas at the Castle (2018) entertainment, reindeers, which increases Cliffe Castle’s profile Father Christmas In the within the Council Chambers. museum Promotes pride in a local attraction Volunteers running Heritage craft run and bee related Will attract additional visitors to activities. Keighley Town Centre and surrounding area. 5500 attendees Assumptions External factors Events are co-ordinated where possible to avoid other local Car Parking in the park or events surrounding areas is not sufficient CCSG provide additional support and advertising at big events for large events

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HLF Outcome – Conserving and improving the heritage value – Category – site Story

Outputs – Activities Output Outcomes Drawing the restoration Blog with sketches showing the The sketch blog led to “Sketch What restoration of the Park as it you see” sessions in the park happened The sketchbooks showing the restoration were turned into exhibition in the Museum for all visitors to see. Sketches were made into Greeting Heritage Walks (April – July CCPCG volunteers gave a talk cards which the CCSG sold for a small 2017) and walk around the heritage profit features that were being restored Heritage walks stimulated interest in 100 attendees the restoration works and maybe led to attendance at later events. Time Capsule Parade (June 5 schools collected items to put 2017) into a time capsule, dressed in Time Capsule Burial (Oct Victorian costumes and Children will want to return to the 2017) paraded around the Park. Park and show family and friends The capsule is buried under the Children in the park promotes a non- tree in the Glasshouse Dome threatening environment with a commemoration plaque Increases awareness of Cliffe Castle 5 schools, 255 children plus facilities for local community local dignitaries Creates memories Annual Teddy Bear’s picnic Pre-school children and families (August 2017/ 2018) picnic in the Park with their Teddy Bear’s picnic tells/reinforces teddy bears - run by the the link of Teddy Bears, Teddy Keighley Central Library Roosevelt and the Butterfield Family. 2000+ pa pre-school children Seen as a safe environment for all and families ages of children and families Opening of the Animal Easter Event celebrating the House - Rabbits returning to restoration of the animal house the Park (March 2018) Animals attract young and older Rabbits to view plus ferret children, creates an additional area racing and reptiles in the of interest in the park Glasshouse Rabbit mask making in the Museum 1200 Attendees Assumptions External factors

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HLF Outcome – Conserving and improving the heritage value – Category – Wider Story

Outputs – Activities Output Outcomes WWI Event in the Museum WWI Trail in the museum WWI Events linked the national and Park (August 2018) WWI tent with volunteers narrative of the centenary with Cliffe offering tasters from genuine Castle and Keighley’s role in the war WWI Cliffe Castle recipes Brought alive historical events Staff and volunteers dressed Museum, Park and Cliffe Castle in WWI costumes Support Group working together to 1500 attendees create a successful event WWI series of events (August Responses to Art inspired by 2018) Suffragettes in the Park and The lectures may bring in visitors to Glasshouses the Park who wondered have visited Ambulance making / without the draw of the lecture Suffragette rosette making Longer term Animals in the war / Paper Cliffe Castle supporting Keighley doll activity /Gift boxes Town initiative may lead to support 460 for all activities for future events and funding. Historical Lectures Lectures in the museum on a wide range of historical topics 210+ visitors

Assumptions External factors

HLF Outcome – Conserving and improving the heritage value – Category – Planting

Outputs – Activities Output Outcomes Planting throughout the Park Planting, design and species Varied landscape to enjoy Formal gardens reflecting the heritage of the park Local community can be proud of Rose Garden and Maltese Cross Green Flag Award (2018) standard reached for the Green Flag Rhododendron, azaleas, Camellia Yorkshire in Bloom Award (2018) Award species Positive comparison with other Local Shrub beds Parks with Green Flag Award Herbaceous border May ensure Bradford Council continue to maintain and support the Park. Grotto Wildflower area Urns Woodland area Assumptions External factors External standards achieved to achieve Green Flag award and Yorkshire in Bloom Weather was a major factor in 2017 and 2018 with very heavy rain and very dry summer

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HLF Outcome – Conserving and improving the heritage value – Category – Interpretation

Outputs – Activities Output Outcomes Interpretation Boards Interpretation boards “tell the Promotes interest in the history of installed throughout the Park heritage story” deployed in Cliffe Castle Butterfield Family Tree the Conservatory Cliffe Castle is differentiated from Cliffe Castle Timeline Guide book souvenir other Parks and Green spaces in Finger posts throughout the WWI – unique Guide created Keighley its more than a park park from sketches of WWI Guide books create a wider appeal to New Guide Book artefacts rather than tourists photographs World War I Exhibition Guide WWI Guide perhaps created wider interest due to its “different” look Animal House signs Being able to draw on talents for members of the support group to provide “different” images for brochures and signs e.g Animal House signs. Assumptions External factors Library Services will continue to support Teddy Bear’s picnic Positive Press feedback External standards achieved to achieve Green Flag award and Yorkshire in Bloom Weather was a major factor in 2017 and 2018 with very heavy rain and very dry summer Local artists being available to create interesting images for WWI Guide and animal house signs

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HLF Outcome – Increasing the range of volunteers, Category – Activities and Events

Outputs – Activities Output Outcomes 5k and 10k runs (March Run by Sue Ryder to raise Sue Ryder, Manorlands 2017,2018) funds for Manorlands Following the restoration of the Park 1600+ contestants Manorlands is working with the Duathlon (April 2018) Run by Sue Ryder to raise Heritage Officer to bring more funds for Manorlands diverse events to the Park. 79 contestants Publicity for sporting events Parkrun (weekly from Sept Weekly Free, timed 5km run promotes Cliffe Castle Parks as a 2018) First parkrun attracted 450 place for Health and Wellbeing runners Newly restored Park invites new The Parkrun is creating a events to the Park legend from building up vocabulary e.g the hill on Successful events create repeat the course is nicknamed events “The Cliffe” First event attracted 450+ The Parkrun people is linked with high profile (Local and Attracts “tourist” runners worldwide) charities promotes feel trying different Parkruns good factor and brings more Volunteers needed to volunteers into the park marshal the course Pride coming from being involved in Average of 194 runners per a Worldwide event - Parkrun week Promotes safe environment. Over 10,000 runners pa Weekly Cycle Training sessions Bronte Tykes run a weekly Defibrillator is now on site Training session for 4 -16 Brings more people into the park year olds cyclists in the Park that also visit the museum and use the café. Beekeepers running seed Airedale Beekeepers The Parkrun brings sponsors who sewing workshop in the Association attract larger contestants and Conservatory (April 2018) 140 attendees creates publicity for the event RSPB at Cliffe Castle (Oct 2018) 111 attendees Regular events promote social interaction Nature Events Promote CC as another feature to the Park, provide educational opportunities The bees of Cliffe Castle a favourite feature at Cliffe Castle which provides education Longer Term Sporting activities helping to promote healthier lives Cliffe Castle benefits from supporting local charities through additional PR and engaging new audiences Volunteer Groups support the site with stalls and activities at the main events.

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Outputs – Activities Output Outcomes Out-in-the Aire – Autumn Nature for tots (pre-school weekly activity (Sept – Dec) children) 2018 10 children plus parent per session Elysium Health care (Three Bring clients on site – litter Clients from Elysium Health Care are Valley’s Hospital) picking able to contribute to the community at Cliffe Castle Park Assumptions External factors Parkrun The weather – some outdoor Park surfaces have had to reach high level to comply with activities need to consider standards for Parkrun and other race events contingency arrangements for the weather. Parkrun continues to be a free event open to all Maintenance budget continues to be Sporting events attract young people to the Park who are not sufficient to meet standards for attracted by other events. footpaths

Storage areas created and onsite defibrillator were needed and provided for Parkrun Sponsorship from Local MP to promote Health and Wellbeing in Keighley

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HLF Outcome – Improving Skills and knowledge through training

Outputs – Activities Output Outcomes Therapeutic Horticultural Run by Bradford Works who Cellar Trust sessions supervise clients of Cellar Small safe area of Cliffe Castle Park is Trust available for disabled people from Volunteer gardener’s restored the Cellar Trust to come and enjoy a “small oasis” for disabled being in a safe outdoor area. people to use Students 25 people Gain valuable work experience which Work experience Beechcliffe may help them gain confidence and Shipley College lead to job opportunities in the Children in care work with future. Bradford Council Depot – Technical Training based at CC Shows staff are appreciated 3 students Improves job satisfaction Animal care volunteers supervised by the colleges Reduces wasted time working out 3 volunteers, 2 colleges how to do things if already trained Horticultural Course (June Horticultural course run by Increase confidence 2017) Park with Shipley College for Possibly leads to retention of staff unemployed & benefit which enables build-up of skills and Visits 12 staff and volunteers intangible knowledge Visit to Temple Newsome Green Flag Award Grounds and Café (April 2017) Social media Visit to York Gate Grounds Improvement in engagement of Visit to Leeds Park Nursery followers and increase in numbers (April 2018) Horticultural Tree walk (Devonshire Park) Improvement in knowledge Formal Training – Staff Increased knowledge Interest in other Park areas Fine Turf Management Competence gained to be Informal Gatherings Shipley College able to perform job safely Awareness of other people and their PA Spraying training (.e.g PA Spraying), Tractor) roles Ride on tractor 62 staff Promotes Team spirit Driving Lessons Feel good factor working at Cliffe Social Media Training Castle Formal Training – Volunteers Needed to take part in certain Helps promote the new joined up First Aid Training activities approach of the museum and Park Social media training 20 people Feeling of belonging

Informal Gatherings / Park & museum staff, Stories additional support volunteers An informal way of sharing Dressing up for WWI 20 people knowledge brought alive by seeing / Literacy Festival handling and artefact. Staff leaving do Green flag Award Longer term Halloween events Parks Department are seen as good Christmas picnics employers which results in improved Story to Tell Monthly museum activity staff retention and knowledgeable based around an artefact staff from the Museum’s collection

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Outputs – Activities Output Outcomes Encourages exploration and Increase number of visitors due to Installation of microscope in self-study high standard of Park management Glasshouses

Assumptions External factors Induction needed by Heritage Parks Office or Bradford Council and then visitors are self-contained CBMDC are re-organising and potential for staff redundancies

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Events and Activities Statistics

1. Events and Activities Statistics 2017

HLF Outcomes Target audiences

HLF Date Description outcomes

Numbers

Press Release

increasing range the of audiences and Conserving heritageimproving value Increasing range the of volunteers SkillsImproving and through knowledge managementImproving maintenance and Toddlers Parents and Schools Colleges and Families (primary school) People Young Disabled visitors & Leisure Sport Well being Nature Lovers Museum & Heritage Visitors Special VisitorsEvent Training & skills Development Volunteers

Apr-17 Heritage walks X X Volunteers 30 30

Mar-17 10k run X X Volunteers 861 861

Jun-17 Garden Party X Family 3 2500 2500 Time Capsule and Jun-17 X X BME 4 255 Parade 255 Jul-17 Heritage walks X X Volunteers 30 30

Aug-17 Teddy Bear Picnic X X Site Story 2000 2000

Oct-17 Time capsule burial X X wider story 10 10 Halloween Monster Oct-17 X X Family 7 270 Dash 220 50

Nov-17 Trial Sketch Walk X X Cultural 10 10 Cliffe Castle Past Dec-17 X Site Story 10 200 Present and Future 200 Grand Opening / Dec-17 X X Family 11 4800 Christmas Event 4800

TOTALS 2000 0 455 0 0 861 10 0 60 7520 0 60

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2. Events and Activities Statistics Regular activities 2018

HLF Outcomes Target audiences

HLF Date Description outcomes

Numbers

Press Release

increasing range the of audiences improving and Conserving heritage value Increasing range the of volunteers SkillsImproving and through knowledge managementImproving maintenance and Toddlers Parents and Schools Colleges and Families (primary school) People Young Disabled visitors & Leisure Sport Well being Nature Lovers Museum & Heritage Visitors Special VisitorsEvent Training & skills Development Volunteers Series of Historical wider monthly X X X X 210 Lectures story 210 Sept - Out-in-the Aire X X X Heritage Dec 2018 40 ` 40

monthly Music programme X X Cultural 750 250 500

Cyclists Training X X X Sport 250 250

monthly Story to Tell X X X Cultural 240 240

TOTALS 0 0 0 0 0 250 460 40 740 0 0 0

2000 400 2880 0 0 10833 257 1751 1052 13500 62 50

2018 2000 400 2880 0 0 11083 717 1791 1792 13500 62 50

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3. Events and Activities Statistics - 2018

HLF Outcomes Target audiences

Date Description

Numbers

HLF outcomes Press Release

increasing the range of audiences Conserving and improving heritage value Increasing the range of volunteers Improving Skills and knowledge through training Improving management and maintenance Parents and Toddlers Schools and Colleges Families (primary school) Young People Disabled visitors Sport & Leisure Well being Nature Lovers Museum & Heritage Visitors Special Event Visitors Training & skills Development Volunteers interschools Cross Country Feb-18 X BME 14 200 Event 200

Mar-18 10k run X X Sport 15 754 754 Sketchwalking in Cliffe Mar-18 X X Cultural 37 Castle x 4 events 37 Rabbits returning to the Mar-18 Park: Ferret racing and X X Family reptiles 16 1200 1200 Rabbit mask making at Cliffe Mar-18 X X Family Castle

Apr-18 Manorlands Duathlon X x Sport 17 79 79 Circus themed craft activity X Family 140 Apr-18 Cliffe Castle 140

Circus skills in the Park X Family 300 Apr-18 300 Beekeepers running seed sewing workshop in the X X X Heritage 140 Apr-18 Conservatory 140

Slow Art Day at Cliffe Castle X Cultural 20 Apr-18 20 mini beasts in conservatory X Family 1500 May-18 and the park 1500

Crafts at the Castle X Family 140 Jun-18 140 Garden Party in the Park with entertainment and X X X Family 21 5000 Jun-18 stalls 5000 As You Like it Shakespeare X X X Cultural 18 200 Jun-18 performance in the Park 200 22, Literacy Festival x X X BME 2500 Jun-18 37 2500 Responses to Art Workshop inspired by the wider ‘Suffragettes’ exhibition and X X 30 story the newly restored Park and Jul-18 Glasshouses ` 30 wider WW1 Ambulance making X X 140 Jul-18 story 140 WW1 event in the Park and wider X X X 24 1500 Aug-18 Museum story 1500 Suffragette rosette making wider X X 76 Aug-18 at Cliffe Castle story 76 Animals in War activity at wider X X 73 Aug-18 Cliffe Castle story 73 WW1 paper doll activity at wider X X 102 Aug-18 Cliffe Castle story 102 Princess Mary Gift box wider X X 71 Aug-18 making at Cliffe Castle story 71 site Teddy Bear Picnic X X 23 2000 Aug-18 story 2000

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Events and Activities Statistics - 2018 cont’d

HLF Outcomes Target audiences

Date Description

Numbers

HLF outcomes Press Release

increasing the range of audiences Conserving and improving heritage value Increasing the range of volunteers Improving Skills and knowledge through training Improving management and maintenance Parents and Toddlers Schools and Colleges Families (primary school) Young People Disabled visitors Sport & Leisure Well being Nature Lovers Museum & Heritage Visitors Special Event Visitors Training & skills Development Volunteers

25, First Parkrun X X Sport 29, 10000 Sep-18 31 10000

Punch and Judy X Family 151 Sep-18 151 interschools Cross Country X BME 200 Oct-18 Event 200

RSPB at Cliffe Castle X X Heritage 111 Oct-18 111 wider Poppy making activity X X 129 Oct-18 story 129

Monster Run in the Park X X Family 130 Oct-18 80 50

Christmas at Cliffe Castle X X Family Dec-18 5500 5500 27,2 Christmas in the Park X X Family Dec-18 8 wider Christmas craft X X X 300 Dec-18 story 300

Training x training 62 62

TOTALS 32785 2000 400 2880 0 0 10833 257 1751 1052 13500 62 50

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4. Events and Activities Statistics - Totals

Year Leisure

Total

Wellbeing

Volunteers

Young People Young

Nature Lovers Nature

Sport & Sport

Disabled visitors Disabled

Schools and Colleges and Schools

Parents and Toddlers and Parents

Special Event VisitorsSpecial Event

Families (primary school) Families (primary

Museum & Heritage& Visitors Museum

Training & skills& Training Development 2018 2,000 400 2,880 0 0 11,083 717 1,791 1,792 13,500 62 50 34,275 2017 2,000 0 455 0 0 861 10 0 60 7,520 0 60 10,966 Target 800 150 500 350 400 10,800 3,000 720 1,440 8,000 40 100 26,300

Event attendees against target 12,000 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 0

2018 2017 Target

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Parks for People Monitoring Sheet

PARKS FOR PEOPLE MONITORING DATA REPORTING SHEET

PROJECT Cliffe Castle Park PP-10-02365 OUTCOME 1 - INCREASING THE RANGE OF AUDIENCES Baseline Target Actual Actual Notes 2018/2019 2019/20 Visitor Counts 166643 350,000 666,286 Counts will continue Visitor surveys 152 400 84 Surveys will continue Visitor profile % male 33% 50% 43% % female 62% 50% 56% % white British 82% 70% 78% % BME 11% 25% 8% % disabled 7% 5% 4% Largest age group visiting 25-44 25-44 25-44 Smallest age group visiting under 16 under 16 under 16 Most popular reason for visiting meet Event friends/play area Least popular reason for visiting Games Various Overall satisfaction with the park 75% 95% 95% Hard to reach groups (select from list below) % in % from Target % Actual Actual Notes identified baseline 2018/2019 2019/20 area/1 km visitor catchment survey area BME 35% 11% 25% 8%

Over 50s 26% 25% 26% 32% Survey will continue Young people (under 24) 41% 13% 30% 11% Disabled people 7% 4% 5% 5% Other (please list below)

OUTCOME 2 - CONSERVING AND ENHANCING OUR DIVERSE HERITAGE Y/N Target Actual Actual Notes 2018/2019 2019/20 Repair/restoration of buildings Y 2 2 2 Number of buildings being repaired/restored Repair/restoration of historic features Y 5 5 5 Number of historic features being repaired/restored (e.g. Bridge, monument, bandstand, fountain etc) Number of buildings to be brought back in active Y 1 1 1 Number of buildings to be brought back in active use use Enhancement of landscape features Y 50% 50% 50% Percentage of park area benefitting from horticultural improvement such as tree management, replacement planting, lawn drainage, removal of inappropriate planting Re-construction of lost features Y 1 1 1 Number of lost features to be reconstructed (e.g. railings, bridges, fountains, bandstands, avenues, vistas) Improvements to infrastructure Yes 50% 50% 50% Percentage of park path and road system to be repaired Nature conservation - habitat protection/creation Y Y Y Y Yes/No

Nature conservation - species N N N N Yes/No protection/management Nature conservation - biological N N N N Yes/No recording/surveys Buildings or features removed from 'at risk' N N N N Number of listed buildings and/or scheduled register monuments to be removed from a statutory 'at risk register'

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OUTCOME 3 - INCREASING THE RANGE OF VOLUNTEERS Baseline Target Actual Actual Notes 2018/2019 2019/20 Number of volunteers 8 40 540 Number of individual volunteers per year Number of volunteer hours 187 500 1917 Total volunteer hours per year Number of male volunteers 4 20 418 Number of female volunteers 4 20 52 % white british 100% 75% 88% % BME 0% 25% 12% Largest age group volunteering 44+ 25-44 44-65 Insert age group that most number of volunteers fit in Smallest age group volunteering 35-44 u16 65+ Insert age group that least number of volunteers fit in Volunteering activities Baseline Target Actual Actual Notes 2018/2019 2019/20 Management 0 not set 0 Total number of volunteers per year Maintenance 0 20 520 Total number of volunteers per year Horticulture 0 20 12 Total number of volunteers per year Retail 0 not set 0 Total number of volunteers per year Capital works 0 not set 0 Total number of volunteers per year Access 0 not set 12 Total number of volunteers per year Marketing 0 20 38 Total number of volunteers per year One off events 0 20 29 Total number of volunteers per year Hard to reach groups (select from the list below) % in area % from Target % Actual Actual Notes visitor 2018/2019 2019/20 survey BME 35% 1% 25% 12% To work out your hard to reach groups, compare your area profile with your volunteer profile to determine any under-represented groups Over 50s 26% 25% 25% 67% Young people (under 24) 41% 13% 15% 13% Disabled people 7.00% 0% 5% 51% Other (please list below)

OUTCOME 4 - IMPROVING SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE THROUGH TRAINING Baseline Target Actual Actual Notes 2018/2019 2019/20 Number of staff trained 0 1 62 Per year Number of volunteers trained 0 10 20 Per year Work experience placements 0 10 2 Number of placements offered per year Qualifications 0 5 0 Number of qualifications gained per year Park used by 3rd party as training venue 0 5 0 Number of times park is used by 3rd parties per year

OUTCOME 5 - IMPROVING MANAGEMENT AND MAINTENANCE Baseline Target Actual Actual Notes 2018/2019 2019/20 Green Flag score 30 66 74 NB Green Flag pass mark is 66 will submit again in 2019

KEY Complete before work starts on site (or earlier if known) Complete each year during delivery stage to show actual progress do not complete

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Keighley Central Demographics

Keighley Central Demographics (Bradford, England)Keighley Central is a ward in Bradford of Yorkshire and The Humber, England and includes areas of Highfield, Eastburn, Laycock, Shann Park, Utley, Low Utley, Spring Garden, Steeton, Knowle Park, Broom Hill, Exley Head and Cross Roads.

In the 2011 census the population of Keighley Central was 18,255 and is made up of approximately 50% females and 50% males.

The average age of people in Keighley Central is 33, while the median age is lower at 30.

72.6% of people living in Keighley Central were born in England. Other top answers for country of birth were 15.7% Pakistan, 3.4% Bangladesh, 0.6% Scotland, 0.6% India, 0.5% Ireland, 0.3% Wales, 0.3% Northern Ireland, 0.1% South Africa, 0.1% Nigeria.

73.5% of people living in Keighley Central speak English. The other top languages spoken are 11.2% Panjabi, 5.1% Urdu, 4.5% Bengali, 1.2% Polish, 1.1% Slovak, 0.7% Pakistani Pahari, 0.3% Italian, 0.3% Kurdish, 0.2% Czech.

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The religious make up of Keighley Central is 51.2% Muslim, 29.9% Christian, 11.6% No religion, 0.3% Buddhist, 0.2% Hindu, 0.2% Sikh, 0.1% Jewish.

1,103 people did not state a religion. 16 people identified as a Jedi Knight.

47.9% of people are married, 6.4% cohabit with a member of the opposite sex, 0.6% live with a partner of the same sex, 25.8% are single and have never married or been in a registered same sex partnership, 9.3% are separated or divorced. There are 817 widowed people living in Keighley Central.

The top occupations listed by people in Keighley Central are Process, plant and machine operatives 16.1%, Elementary 15.3%, Skilled trades 11.9%, Elementary administration and service 11.8%, Sales and customer service 11.3%, Professional 10.9%, Transport and mobile machine drivers and operatives 10.6%, Caring, leisure and other service 10.2%, Road Transport Drivers 9.8%, Sales 9.3%.

Ref: http://keighley-central.localstats.co.uk/census-demographics/england/yorkshire-and-the- humber/bradford/keighley-central accessed 19/2/2019

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Feedback from Schools

Feedback from Holy Family School

From: Damian Moore [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 28 February 2019 11:57 To: Gill Bennison Subject: Re: HLF Cliffe Castle Museum & Park Refurbishment Project

Hi

The renovation of Cliffe Castle has had a dramatic impact on the extra-curricular impact on Holy Family as well as the Healthy Living objectives that every school strives to hit. Many subject areas now take students to the park to examine social class in Sociology A-Level or urban regeneration in Geography. This number has increased exponentially since the beautiful renovation. Many of our Yr 7 enjoyed making and creating their own costumes for the opening of the Park and still talk about it to this day.

I do not think people realize how aspirational it is having a wonderful park next door to the school -it gives the students hope and pride.

Comments from Schools - Claire Ackroyd, Learning Manager Bradford Museums and Galleries

Time capsule workshops and event June 2017

6 schools local to Cliffe Castle Museum have been working on a project with the park to create a time capsule to be buried in surrounding parkland. After coming to the museum to find out about what a time capsule is, historical objects and materials pupils took part in a timeline celebration event back at the museum where they presented their class objects for the time capsule.

“The children now have a positive experience of history in action. This is one of those school events that will stay in their memories. Thank you for the opportunity” teacher, Eastwood Primary School

“The children are now more excited about going out into the local community. They have worked as a team and enjoyed coming up with their own ideas. It brought them out of the area in which they live and experienced something new “ teacher, Merlin Top Primary.

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Keighley Past, Present and Future Nov – Dec 2017

The other approach that has worked well in Q4 of funding 16-17 and this Q3 of 17-18 funding is working with schools on meaningful community focused collaborative projects which involve workshops exploring aspects of local history, ‘allowing the children to explore the area in their own way’, teacher Long Lee Primary and culminating in an event for pupils to share with the wider community and other schools what they have learnt. In November and December, 2 schools, Long Lee Primary and Ingrow Primary, worked with Cliffe Castle Museum. Pupils visited the museum twice exploring the history of Cliffe Castle park, the making of the museum and consider what the park and museum might be like in 50 years’ time linked to a time capsule, ‘engaging discussions and activities that allowed children to become more involved’ teacher, Long lee Primary School. Pupils used this inspiration in school to create a story and 10 min drama pieces which they performed in front of an audience of 300 including headteachers, council representative and the Lord Mayor of Bradford. ‘Pupils have been totally enthralled with the workshop and are now putting the finishing touches to their production. The children have been very engaged with the project from the start and are eager to share their newly- acquired knowledge about our local history with others, they feel proud to be asked to take part in this special opportunity and are really rising to the challenge’ Assistant Headteacher, Ingrow Primary School.

Literacy Festival – June – July 2018

Cliffe Castle has been really pleased to be part of this first year of Keighley Links Children’s Literacy Festival. The festival has provided us with a real opportunity to work in depth with our local schools, exploring themes and books using the collections and resources in and around Cliffe Castle Museum and Park. The final family day was fantastic, your children and families brought reading to life in a great local setting. We look forward to working with you again.

This has been a great example of the place based curriculum in action.

Literacy Festival Award

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Facebook Postings

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Feedback from Partners

1. Cliffe Castle Support Group Now the new Cliffe Castle Support Group (CCSG) has been formed enthusiasm is restored and has resulted in a full programme of varied events and activities supported or organised by CCSG. These range from those with an education or cultural focus to well-being activities and catering. As the group grows its pool of supporters it plans to put their skills, knowledge and time to further imaginative uses; taking full advantage of the new potential created by completion of the HLF refurbishment, which has greatly benefited not only the Park but also the Museum.

CCSG is now confident that it can be pro-active as well as reactive, for the good of the community. It already has several people to thank for freely given professional input that is enabling the group to advance its profile and status.

Public response to the efforts of the CCSG has been very good, and the group is greatly encouraged by this. Also the enthusiasm and dedication of the staff has contributed to CCSG members feeling that their involvement is similarly one of passion breeding success. The group hopes for steady and grounded growth and will have a positive attitude towards any problems that may arise. It also acknowledges that without the efforts of the late Cliffe Castle Park Conservation Group and the Friends of Cliffe Castle Museum throughout the HLF process CCSG would not have had such a solid, rich and beautiful foundation on which to work.

Jane Gibbon

Secretary for Cliffe Castle Support Group

2. Airedale Bee Keepers Association (ABKA)

The Bradford Branch of the British Cactus and Succulent Society have had a long- standing association with the park and advised on the previous conservatory display of cacti and succulents. We were invited to participate fully in the temporary transfer of plants during redevelopment and on their temporary relocation and care.

For the new conservatory development we have had the pleasure of an even deeper and closer involvement, planning the planting of the new display, sourcing additional plants for the display, then carrying out the planting together with park staff, and we are now performing ongoing maintenance of the display.

Many of the plants in the display were and will continue to be provided by the local Bradford Branch and its members.

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We feel that all this involvement is an important factor in the success of the whole project, as it involves directly members of the local community in the work and objectives of the park, and the display also includes information and advice on growing cacti and succulents, on our British Cactus and Succulent Society, and on its local Bradford Branch meetings and activities.

In fact the park staff invited us to hold our August 2018 monthly meeting in the new conservatory cafe to give all our Branch members the opportunity to become more involved in the work of the park.

In our opinion, the new conservatory, and all the other new and redeveloped facilities of the park, are a significant local asset and we have observed their extensive use for children’s educational visits where the displays and information prove very popular.

David Quail Chairman,

Bradford Branch, British Cactus & Succulent Society

3. Out in the Aire

Out in the Aire – Nature Play for under 5s

Cliffe Castle has been key to the success of our nature learning programme which has been highly successful partly due to the location of the sessions.

The park is a wonderful learning ground for children and we have been able to use the extremely well maintained areas to teach preschool children about nature.

The staff have been amazing and supported our work since the start and we hope to continue passed our funding grant.

Viky, Out in the Aire

4. Parkrun Briefing to Bradford Council

We are Carol and David Senior, we are the creators and joint Event Directors of the Keighley parkrun which is held at 9am every Saturday in Cliffe Castle Park.

Parkrun is the name given to a collection of five-kilometre running events that take place every Saturday morning in nineteen countries across five continents. Junior Parkrun is a spin-off event which provides a 2 km run for children aged 4–14 weekly on a Sunday morning. The first Parkrun event to launch was the Bushy Parkrun, which was founded by Paul Sinton-Hewitt in 2004. Originally called the Bushy Park Time Trial, it was renamed Parkrun in 2008. The first event outside of the United Kingdom was launched in Denmark in 2009. Events take place in a range of general locations including city parks, country

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parks, national parks, stately homes, castles, forests, rivers, lakes, reservoirs, beaches, promenades, prisons, racecourses and nature reserves. As of 30th May 2018 there were close to 4.5 million registered runners in the world with over a million and a half attending the 533 runs in the UK.

Prior to 2018 Keighley did not have a parkrun, the nearest ones being Skipton and Bradford. Work to develop a parkrun in Keighley started in November 2017. The only park suitable to support a 5k course was Cliffe Castle which was, at that time coming to the end of a large upgrade. The upgrade to many of the paths made them suitable to be run on every week.

With a great deal of support from Bradford Council, development work on the event continued into 2018 and the first Cliffe Castle parkrun took place on the 15th September that year. The first event was attended by 450 runners. To date over 2,000 runners have visited the park to take part in the event.

The work has encouraged our team to try to put back into the park. Every week we complete a litter pick prior to the event and, with the co-operation of the park manager, we have managed to upgrade two paths which were not included in the original scheme.

To say the upgrade to Cliffe Castle has been a success would be a gross understatement. A couple of weeks ago we had, what we call a ‘Takeover’ when six local GP practices came together at the parkrun to offer health screening and advice. Our local hospice Sue Ryder Manorlands works with us in the part to raise awareness of their cause and publicise future events. The café owner is very pleased with the early footfall on a Saturday morning.

This would not have happened without the recent work. The park had become ‘tired’ and locals had no reason to visit. Now the general public have taken it back, the playground and café are often full and there’s a brilliant ‘vibe’ about the place. People are getting out in the fresh air and exercising, one of the founding principles of parkrun.

Sorry if I’m beginning to sound evangelical but I just love the place, I believe it’s made our parkrun the successful event that it is.

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The enhancements to the park have, we believe, been a big factor in the success of our event. The event Facebook page lists many positive unsolicited testimonials we have copied just a few below;

“Great location, amazing runners & walkers, awesome volunteers“ “Great parkrun in a beautiful park“ “Well organised, a lovely location & friendly runners“. “Fab location, fab Marshall's and fab organisation by the event team. So impressed with the friendly and inclusive atmosphere - run, walk, or come along to watch and cheer on. A great way to start your

Saturday morning “ :)

“Great, picturesque, safe but challenging location. Superb marshalling, friendly people. “ “Fantastic set up for all the family.“ “You know it’s years since I last came to Cliffe Castle, it’s amazing what’s been done.” “The museum is worth a visit – I never realised what’s in there”

Contacts If there is anything you wish to discuss or any more information you need please contact us on [email protected] David and Carol

5. Sue Ryder, Manorlands Cliffe Castle used to be a place I regularly drove past but never ventured into to the grounds of. In the last couple of years I seem to spend half my life there and regularly recommend others to go there too. Aside from the Cliffe Castle Park run which I sometimes run and usually marshal at each Saturday morning the since the renovation the fundraising team at Sue Ryder Manorlands Hospice has enjoyed holding two Halloween Monster Dash events there, two Keighley Big K 10K runs, one Hot Cross Bun Duathlon, we did very well with a stall at the Christmas Fayre and we are progressing plans for Proms at the Castle and a local music celebration on 10 August 2019. Although not completely enclosed within the park the events up to know in which Cliffe Castle has been part of have raised in the region of £90,000 for the local care Sue Ryder Manorlands Hospice provides. Throughout the planning and execution of these events the brilliant Dan Palmer and the enthusiastic team at Cliffe Castle could not have been more supportive and welcoming and their engagement with us and local groups has completely turned around people's perception of the park.

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We are delighted to encourage our supporters to go there as it is now such a nice place to be and this reflects well on us. I am sure that the Heritage Lottery Fund has got excellent value for money with their funding of this scheme, it is exactly what funds should be used for as it has ticked every box. On a personal level I take in AirBnB visitors in my house and Cliffe Castle is on top of my list of places to visit in the local area.

Andrew Wood Sue Ryder Manorlands Hospice Community Fundraising Manager

6. Lord Mayor of Bradford - Next Week’s Neighbourhood News (7/2/2019)

Date Good news story Key messages

07.02. Central Ward A visit by the Lord Mayor of Bradford; 19 Local Volunteers from the Friends of

Devonshire Park Group and Cliffe Castle Keighley Support Group took place on Friday 1 February at Cliffe Castle Museum. On

the tour Heather Millard, Curator of Cliffe Castle Museum Social History provided background information and brought attention to the new large stained glass window that had been installed. The museum facilities are also used by a range of pupils and run by the education team throughout the year. The exhibitions provide something for everyone and Cliffe Castle has a lot on offer for families and children of all ages. Volunteers who have an interest in their local parks and the museum work in partnership with parks services to organise a range of activities including willow weaving; music events and much more throughout the year. Overall, Cliffe Castle the Museum and grounds can be described as a great tourist attraction for Keighley. Also, on site is café area and the surroundings are pleasant and the large windows provide

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a good view across the grounds and park area. Throughout 2019 Cliffe Castle will be holding lots of exhibitions, events and activities and information about what is going on can be found on the Bradford District Parks and Bradford Museums and Galleries Facebook pages.

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Drawing the work (extract from Deborah Rehmat’s blog)

Deborah’s blog can be found at https://deborahrehmat.wordpress.com/

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Dashboard for Visitor survey results

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Cliffe Castle Museum & Park Events and Activities 2019

Public Events and Activities Feb 7th Responses to Art – The Glasshouses of Cliffe Castle

Feb 10th Hieroglyphic Craft

Feb 19th Family Craft

Mar 2nd Butterfield Window Launch

Mar 10th Family Craft

Apr 16th Hedgehog Family Event

Apr 20th Dragon Egg Easter Event

Apr 23rd Willow Weaving

Apr 23rd Family Craft

Apr 24th Willow Weaving

June 8th Bollywood Cinema & Dancers TBA

June 9th Explorers Garden Party

July 6th Shakespeare in the Park

July 7th Shakespeare in the Park

Aug 10th Proms in the Park

Sept 5th Responses to Art – Silk Painting

Sept 21 Gardeners Question Time

Oct 11th Sculpture Trail Inspired by Cliffe Castle

Oct 11th Keighley Art and Film Festival – Lanterns and Fire Sculpture

Oct 29th Rag Ruggers Family Event

Dec 8th Christmas Event - TBA Additional Spring / summer series of sketch walks held with a local artist

Park Run Weekly Event

Summer Paralympic sports out in the Park

Monthly Story to tell reminiscence sessions

Monthly textilia sessions

Weekly Art Group

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Support Bronte Tykes Cycling for children & Tai Chi (Payment TBC)

Education and Exhibitions TBA – Explorers workshops for Local Primary school children ending in celebration day

Monthly Talks organised by CCSG

Summer – Paralympic Heritage Trust Exhibition and activities

Spring / Summer – Ilkley Camera Club

March April – Bingley & Keighley Art Club

Throughout – A Yorkshire Mans Travels

Jan – Feb The Glasshouses of Cliffe Castle Music Concerts Full Programme of Music in the Museum and Three Bandstand concerts to be held Documentation & Advertising TBA Family Activity and Guide Book

New Site Leaflet featuring artwork from locals

Keighley BID signage onsite

TBA Site supporter sponsorship sought

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