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Otley Matters October 2010 No53 Q Quality Town Council Otley Town Council, 7 Bay Horse Court, Otley LS21 1SB. Tel: 01943 466335 Email: [email protected] OCTOBER 2010 No 53 The 10th Otley Beer Festival The 10th Otley Beer Festival is scheduled to take place on Friday 12th and Saturday 13th November, from noon until 11pm each day. Following closure of the Civic Centre, the organisers of the beer festival (known collectively as Otley RATS) were still keen for the event to continue and are pleased to announce that, thanks to the enthusiasm of its Committee, the venue will be Otley Rugby Club – only a short distance from the Civic Centre. The Otley Beer Festival is organised on behalf of Otley Parish Church (hence the logo) and raises monies for various local charities as well as the upkeep of the church building. To date over £37,500 has been handed over. Once again we look forward to an event which brings together Otley folk and peo - ple from much further afield for a truly friendly and happy occasion. Over 60 real ales from around Yorkshire together with real cider and perry and a global bottle bar will be available and these should provide a diverse array of styles, strengths, flavours, aromas and colours to suit all tastes. Food will also be available at certain times. Although no stage is available this year, it is hoped that some form of live musical entertainment will be available from time to time. Competition Entry costs only £5 and for this you will receive a programme listing and de - scribing the beers, a souvenir glass and £2.50 of beer tokens . PRIZE Correct answers put in hat and first So, come along and enjoy a most friendly atmosphere. More details of the event five drawn out get free entry to the can be found on the website: www.OtleyBeerFestival.co.uk 2010 Beer Festival ENTER OUR FREE COMPETITION Q1. At which venue was the Otley Beer Festival held between 2002 and 2009? Q2. How many different beers were sold at the Otley Beer Festivals between 2002 Otley Conservation Task Force and 2009? Otley Conservation Task Force is a small but enthusiastic group which aims to preserve and Q3. Who was the main/glass sponsor of the enhance Otley’s historic built environment and promote awareness of our heritage matters. 2009 Otley Beer Festival? TIE BREAKER Rather like an informal Civic Society, we monitor proposed developments in the town and do our best to prevent in - When and where was the first beer festival organ - sensitive schemes which would be out of place in the Conservation Area. We also fight unnecessary demolitions. ised by Otley Parish Church held? One of our successes was to provide technical assistance to Otley Town Council during the conservation of the Jubilee Answers Clock. We also managed t o secure listed-building Q1. ................................................................. status for the former hospital buildings, which are now the subject of a housing development plan. Q2. ................................................................. To strengthen our efforts, we are seeking new mem - Q3. ................................................................. bers. If you care about Otley’s heritage and would Name .............................................................. like to help conserve it, why not come along to one Address ........................................................... of our meetings? .......... .............................................................. Please contact Ian Andrew (tel: 01943-465398) or Answers to reach me by Friday October 22nd use the mail form on our web-site Allan Boddy, 32 Whiteley Croft Rise, Otley LS21 3NR www.communigate.co.uk/brad/octf 6 DALES TRAIL COMPETITION IN ISSUE 51 WON BY N. WOOD AND L. NOBLE www.otleytowncouncil.org.uk Otley Children’s Centre Leeds Youth Service My name is Sue Castle and I’m the new manager at Otley Children’s Centre. I have been Leeds Youth Service has a range of things going on for young people aged 11 – 19 in Otley. We busy getting to know the range of excellent services at Otley Children’s Centre. Groups have a boys group and girls group at Weston Lane Community Centre, our mobile youth club at include mini movers for 0-5s, stay and play, babytime, breast feeding support, baby sign Wharfe Meadows Skatepark, Duke Of Edinburgh Award at Cross Green, Beehive Club at Cross classes and weekend groups for dads and kids. Green for young people with special needs, Otley Youth Council and one to one support for young people having a spot of difficulty in their lives. We organise activities, games, things to Parent/carers are making do, trips, residentials and having fun. good use of Kidscope advice sessions and Job Centre Plus Our keen local team would be happy to hear from you appointments. I am pleased – you can reach Ian, Archana, Becky, Cate, Hannah, to see the transformations ex - Mark, Ross, Sharon and Sheila by phone at: perienced by many Ian: 07891 273137 Ross: 07891 271039 parent/carers after atten - dance at the recent Pram to Primary Parenting Course. We will be running that again soon. HOME GROWN OTLEY I have been warmly welcomed The community gardening group is celebrating its first anniversary this July. The group has had a by the excellent team at Otley very successful year and our monthly meetings at the Otley Courthouse now include running a Children’s Centre and you mini-market (swapping food and plants, etc), a seed bank (really cheap seeds/trays/growing in - will be too. Call us on 01943 467379 or visit at Otley Children’s Centre, Ashfield structions and compost!), guest speakers, taste-ins, sow-ins, quiz and much more. We also or - Primary Site, Weston Lane, Otley LS21 2DF ganise visits to local food producers, chutney making and are in the process of setting up our first community growing area. More information look at www.otleychildrenscentre.co.uk We are basically a self-help group, enthusiastic about growing our own food and in the process reducing our carbon 'footprint'. You don't need an allotment or a large garden to grow something all year round - and we can show you how. Come along and join us - OTLEY VICTORIAN FAYRE open to absolute beginners and The success of the Otley 'old hands' too. Victorian Fayre keeps on More information here: growing, and this year will http://www.vegplantsonline.com/home_grown/index.cgi be the landmark 25th event. or contact Rob Godfrey on 01943 468664 [email protected] To celebrate the Silver Anniversary the Otley Victorian Fayre Commit - tee has decided to celebrate with a A NEW TWIN FOR OTLEY? new charity award scheme. Each Otley is already twinned with Montereau and now, a very different and nearer community would month in the run up to the Fayre also like to twin with Otley! We have spoken to Ken Daphne, the chair of Otley Twinning Asso - the Committee will donate £100 to ciation about the idea and we also have the support of Otley Town Council. a charity / public organisation. All such organisations in Otley are invited to pitch their request for funding. Perhaps So, who are “we”? A group of organisations from Beeston, a diverse inner city in South Leeds you are a sports team in need of new equipment, a cub/guide group, or a PTA in need and Otley would like to twin the two very different communities. The current partnership includes: of extra money for a specific project? Otley Courthouse; Julia Johnson at Otley Town Council; Hamara Healthy Living Centre Please write in no more than 200 words how your organisation will benefit from £100 in Beeston; Together For Peace Leeds; Leeds Voice; Voluntary Action –Leeds and RISS- of funding and send it to the Committee Secretary [email protected] or post it Connecting Rural Communities. to Otley Victorian Fayre Award Scheme, 6, Trinity Rise, Otley, LS21 1RG. All applications Twinning between a rural community and an urban community is new! It’s exciting and it could will be considered and the Victorian Fayre Committee will vote to decide the beneficiary reap dividends for both communities. We are talking about celebrating difference and increased of the month. understanding and appreciation of each other’s strengths, challenges and issues. Rural or urban- Plans are well under way for what will surely prove to be the best Fayre yet. Indeed we can all broaden our horizons. We can share festivals, music, culture, life experiences-whatever this year the Fayre is changing its normal timetable and will be held on a Sunday, 12th we want. December from 2-8pm. The Committee hopes the Fayre being held on a Sunday will encourage more trade for businesses within the town, will focus more as a family We are particularly interested in hearing from faith groups and schools. But all community groups daytime event and will reduce travel problems for commuters. and voluntary organisations in Otley would be very welcome. If you would like to know more So, if you have any queries about the Otley Victorian Fayre Charity Award Scheme please about this exciting initiative please contact Kathy. contact Sara Quin- Publicity Officer on 01943 463 928 or Alison Friebe- Secretary on the Kathy Faulks, Small groups Development worker, Voluntary Action- Leeds, tel: 0113 297 7943 above email address. email: [email protected] For further information please visit www.victorianfayre.co.uk Look forward to hearing from you. Otley Town Partnership An exciting, brand new website has been launched for Otley. Organised by Otley Town Partnership, the Visit Otley site gives visitors to Otley, along with the residents of the town, comprehensive information about everything that Otley has to offer. The annual programme of events in Otley which attracts countless visitors to the town is the main feature of the website, along with numerous other things that make Otley special, including the glorious scenery, specialist shops, markets and the many cafes, pubs and restaurants.
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