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MEANWOOD VALLEY URBANFARM INVITES VOLUNTEERS

BARRY RUTTERis Rutherford at

�e PlayhouseNIGEL KENNEDY

PLAYS FATS WALLER

LifeC O N N E C T I N G Y O U TO T H E C O M M U N I T YNORTH LEEDSF R E E A R P I L 2 0 1 3 | LS6 | LS16 | LS18

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06 Violin Making in North Leeds

12 Leeds Animation Workshop Celebrates 35 Years!Established by a group of friends the Workshop’s films, which tackle social and educational issues, have been shown all over the world.

18 Nigel Kennedy at Leeds Town HallNigel presents a typically maverick programme celebrating the music of Bach and Fats Waller

24 Meanwood Valley Farm’s New Volunteer Programme Lots of opportunities to volunteer with this lovely charity

In This Issue

APRIL 2013

New Generation Transport for LeedsWhen North Leeds Life ran an article on plans for a trolleybus along the A660, New Generation Transport asked for a right to reply – here is their response.

Rutherford & Sons at West Yorkshire Playhouse We talk to Barry Rutter of Northern Broadsides as they bring a new production of Rutherford & Son to The Playhouse

MEANWOOD VALLEY URBANFARM INVITES VOLUNTEERS

BARRY RUTTERis Rutherford at

�e PlayhouseNIGEL KENNEDY

PLAYS FATS WALLER

LifeC O N N E C T I N G Y O U TO T H E C O M M U N I T YNORTH LEEDSF R E E A R P I L 2 0 1 3 | LS6 | LS16 | LS18

FEATURES

Dear Readers, Well, Spring is almost here, people! Although, as I write this, it is still keeping its signs strictly under wraps.

ButSpring’stardinessisn’tholdingpeopleback.‘InBloom’groupsalloverthecityaregearingupforthisyear’scompetitionsandHorsforthisaimingforGold.Twoofourbestamateurdramaticsgroups,STARSandAdelPlayers,arestagingintriguingplaysthismonth;MeanwoodValleyFarmislaunchinganewvolunteerprogramme;AdelForum is electing leadersandgetting into full swing; andwe learnaboutanInstrument-makingworkshopinHorsforth–whoknew?

You can also justify some outdoor activity by doing it for charity! St Gemma’sMidnightWalkiscomingupandtheyhavenumerousotherphysicalchallengestotemptyouwith,includingskydiving.And,MarieCurieiswalkingtenatHarewood.

WealsohadtheopportunitytochattoBarryRutterofNorthernBroadsides,whoisbringing‘Rutherford&Sons’toWestYorkshirePlayhouse;andChasHodgesofChas&Dave,whoarecomingtoCityVarieties.

Eureka! the children’s museum in Halifax, is opening a brand new gallery whichsoundswellworthavisit;TheNationalMediaMuseuminBradfordhasaseriesoffantasticfreeeventsonofferfrom28thMarch–14thApril;andourschoolssharesomeoftheirachievements.

Wehopeyouenjoyreadingthismonth’sedition.Rememberthereisalwaysmoreonourwebsite(www.northleedslife.co.uk).Nowit’sontoMay!Keepsendingusyournewsandevents–wehavean insatiablehunger for localnews!DeadlineforMayeditorialis1stApril(5thforadvertising).Junedatesare1stand6thMay.Kind regardsCarole, Jack and the team

For 40 years people have been making and repairing musical instruments atHorsforth Music Centre.

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Copyright: All rights reserved. No part of this magazine may be reproduced without the express permission of the editor.

EDITORIAL Carole [email protected] 293 4303

REVIEWSBrendan [email protected]

DESIGN Kyle [email protected]

SALES ENQUIRIESJack [email protected] 274 8776

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Disclaimer: Whilst every effort is made to ensure that all editorial, advertising and directory listings are accurate, the publisher is not liable for any errors, omissions, statements or opinions provided. The publishers accept no liability of any nature arising out of or in connection with the contents of this magazine.

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any fine instruments have been made, some of which were good enough to be used by professional

musicians. Steve recently finished his third violin, which is now being played by his wife, a professional violinist; Nairn is half way through his first, and Emanuel, a keen amateur violinist, is nearing the finishing stages of his. They are making copies of instruments by Stradivarius, Amati and Guarneri.

Class instructor Mike Watson, aprofessional instrument maker for over25years,saysanyonewhoisreasonablyhandywithwoodworkingtoolsiscapableofmakingafirst-rateinstrument.And,it’snotonlyviolins.Excellentcellosandguitarshavealsobeenmade,andthereistheopportunitytomake truly unique instruments. Aftermaking a viola, Lloydmade a bass viol

(rather likeacello),andacittern-asortof mediaeval banjo. Everyone involvedtalksaboutthepleasureandsatisfactionofmakingsomethingfromscratch,andthefriendlyandco-operativespiritthatpervadestheworkshop.

Youcanalsorestoreold instrumentsunderthewatchfuleyeofDrRonFearnwhohaslovinglyrepairednumerousviolins.

And, it’snotamale-onlyoccupation!“Wehavehadseveralwomeninstrumentmakersovertheyears,andwouldlovetoseemore”,saidSusanBrooksbank,HeadofHorsforthMusicCentre.“Andlet’snotforgetourbow-makers.Professionalbow-makerChrisHalsteadrunsacheerfulgroupthatturnsoutsomereallygoodbowsforallsortsofstringedinstruments.”

If you are interested in finding outmore,goalongtoHorsforthMusicCentreatHorsforthSchoolonSaturdaymorningsfrom9am–1pmduringterm-time,orvisitwww.horsforthmusic.co.uk

VIOLIN MAKING IN NORTH LEEDS!WHO KNEW? BUT, FOR THE LAST 40 YEARS, ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AT HORSFORTH MUSIC CENTRE, PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WORKING AWAY MAKING AND REPAIRING THEIR OWN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

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EDITORIAL Carole [email protected] 293 4303

REVIEWSBrendan [email protected]

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08 LIFE AND STYLE

Robert Baker had come to Leeds in 1824 as a newly-qualified surgeon, appointed to look after the medical needs of the town’s poor. Born in York, the son of a druggist, he had been apprenticed at 14 to a surgeon in Hull, then trained in London at Guy’s Hospital, qualifying when he was 20. He was shocked and moved by what he found in Leeds, by the wretched lives of the poor and the terrible conditions they lived in, exploited by employers and landlords. Energetic and ambitious, he did not rest silent: he published a criticism of medical services at the Infirmary and pressed for improvements. He had to battle with people’s mistrust of doctors, exacerbated by scandals over the provision of bodies for dissection – he was briefly involved in a case over a ‘resurrectionist’ who had dug up bodies from graves in Armley to sell for medical research.

When the cholera arrived hedeterminedtotrackitsprogress,spendinghourscollecting,recordingandanalysingitscourse.Whentheepidemicpassedhe

presentedareporttotheLeedsBoardofHealthinJanuary1833,withtablesofdataontheincidenceofthedisease,thestreetsaffected,theweather,theageandconditionofthevictims.Hewasoneofthefirsttocollectandusestatisticalevidenceinthisway.Hedescribedingraphicdetailthefesteringcourtsandyardswherethepoorwerecrowdedin,withoutsewersordrains,unpaved,nevercleaned,piledhighwithaccumulatedexcrement.Hepressedforaction.Astatisticalcommitteewassetuptoexaminetheproblemsbutthetownauthoritiesdraggedtheirfeet.

Duringtheepidemic,RobertBakercaughtcholerahimself.Hewasoneof

theluckyoneswhorecovered,buthewasunnervedandlookedforasaferrole.Asadoctorhehadalreadyseenthedamaging,crippling effects on young children ofworkinthemills,andin1833hetookonanewjobasfactorysuperintendent,focussingonchildworkers.UnderthenewFactoryAct,onlychildrenoverninecouldbeemployed;theyhadtobemedicallyexaminedandtheirworkinghourslimited.Wherenecessaryhepursuedthemill-ownersdeterminedlythroughthecourtstoensurecompliance.

Meanwhilehecontinuedtocampaignfor improvements in the town, wherepollutionfromsmokeandeffluentswasmaking life intolerable. He used hispositionasTownCouncillortopushforimprovedsewerage,freshwater,streetpavingandlighting,butlittlewasachieved.In1839and1842hepublishedfurthertrenchant reports on the condition ofthetownwhich,backedupbystatistics,revealedashockingpictureofthepoorerareas–cottageswhere452peoplesharedtwooverflowingdoorlessprivies;dirtycellarroomswhere families lived with theirpigs;filthy,darkpassagewaysleadingtoairlesscourts,withnofreshwaternear.Hisreportsweremeanttoshameandprovoke,andfinallytriggeredanImprovementActforthetown.Hisworkattractednationalattention.Hisreportsstillcuttotheheart,170yearslater.

Hewasfortunateinhispersonallife.OneofhisLondon friendswasArthurHallam, the tragic young friendof thepoet Alfred Tennyson. The story goesthat ArthurHallam introducedRobertBakertohisfuturewife,MariaBurton,fromHoltonHall,Lincolnshire,neartheTennysonfamilyhome.Theymarriedin1841andwenttoliveatManstonHall,Leeds (near Crossgates). However, in1858hewasappointedoneofthetwoprincipalFactoryInspectorsforthewholecountryandmovedwithhisgrowingfamilytoLeamingtonSpa,wherehediedin1880afteryearsofdevotedservice.HewashonouredwithaCB.FellowdoctorserectedamemorialinYorkMinstertohim:‘Ahaterofshamsandunswervingspeakerofthetruth’.

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ON 28 MAY 1832 A LITTLE BOY, THE SON OF AN IRISH WOOLLEN WEAVER, FELL ILL AND DIED IN BLUE BELL FOLD, A FILTHY, OVERCROWDED SLUM IN THE BANK AREA OF LEEDS. HIS DEATH MARKED THE ARRIVAL IN LEEDS OF THE TERRIFYING EPIDEMIC OF ASIATIC CHOLERA, WHICH HAD CROSSED THE CHANNEL SIX MONTHS BEFORE, A SILENT, MYSTERIOUS KILLER. A YOUNG LEEDS SURGEON, ROBERT BAKER, WAS SUMMONED, AND TOOK NOTE OF THE DREADFUL CONDITIONS IN THE FOLD, THE POVERTY OF THE FAMILY, THE SPEED OF INFECTION. OVER THE NEXT MONTHS HE RECORDED AND MAPPED THE PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA, WHICH KILLED OVER 700 PEOPLE IN THE TOWN. NO ONE UNDERSTOOD HOW IT SPREAD, BUT ROBERT BAKER’S METICULOUS RECORDS LINKED THE DISEASE TO THE APPALLING LIVING CONDITIONS OF THE LABOURING POOR. HIS WORK LED TO NEW METHODS OF MONITORING PUBLIC HEALTH AND ULTIMATELY TO MUCH-NEEDED IMPROVEMENTS IN THE TOWN.

ROBERT BAKER (1803-1880) Surgeon, Campaigner for the Poor and Oppressed

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10 LIFE AND STYLE

NEW GENERATION TRANSPORT FOR LEEDSTHE UK’S FIRST MODERN TROLLEYBUS

New Generation Transport (NGT), the proposed trolleybus scheme for Leeds, was given the go ahead for development by the Department for Transport (DfT) in July 2012.

SincethentheNGTprojectteamhasbeenholdingpublicengagementeventsatlocationsalongtheplannedroutetoremindpeopleaboutthecurrentproposals.Theseeventshavebeenanopportunitytofindoutwhatpeople’smainissuesandconcernsabouttheschemewereand,wherepossible,thesehavebeenfedbackintothedesign.

Alotofquestionsabouttheschemehavebeenaskedattheseengagementeventswhich theproject promoters(Metro and Leeds City Council) arekeentoanswer.Tohelpachievethis,theNGTwebsiteatwww.ngtmetro.comnowincludesanextensivesetofanswersto

themostfrequentlyaskedquestions.Engagementontheschemeisstill

on-goingandwiththisinmindafurtherseriesofevents isplannedoverthecomingmonths.Thesewillbeopentoanyonewhohasaninterest intheprojectorwishestospeaktoamemberoftheprojectteamdirectly.Detailsofengagementeventsarepublishedonthe consultation pages of the NGTwebsite,onTwitter@ngttrolleybusandonFacebook-NewGenerationTrans-port.

Ifyouareunabletoattendanyofourdrop-insessions,yourfeedbackisstillwelcomedandyoucansendittousviathefeedbacksectionontheNGTwebsite,viaemail,orbyphone.Alter-nativelysendusawrittenresponsebypost.

Current status of the project

ThenextstagefortheprojectisforMetroandLeedsCityCouncil(LCC)tosubmitaTransport&WorksActOrder(TWAO)applicationtotheSecretaryofStateforTransport. Ifsuccessful,thiswillgiveMetroandLCCtherequiredpowerstobuildandoperatethetrolley-bussystem.ItiscurrentlyplannedthattheTWAOwillbeappliedforinSummer/Autumn2013.

Once the TWAOapplication hasbeenmade,allthedocumentswillbemadepubliclyavailableandallaffectedpartieswillbenotified.Therewillthenbeaformal42dayobjectionperiod.ItisanticipatedthataPublicInquiryintotheschemewilltakeplaceinSpring2014.

IftheTWAOissuccessful,construc-tioncouldstartin2016/17withthefirstmoderntrolleybusesintheUKrunningby2020.Ourcontactdetailsare:

Web:www.ngtmetro.comEmail:[email protected] Tel: 0113 2517421 Post: NGT, Wellington House, 40-50 Wellington Street, Leeds, LS1 2DE

WHEN NORTH LEEDS LIFE RAN AN ARTICLE ON THE PROPOSED PLANS FOR A TROLLEYBUS ALONG THE A660 RECENTLY, NEW GENERATION TRANSPORT ASKED FOR A RIGHT TO REPLY – HERE IS THEIR RESPONSE.

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12 LIFE AND STYLE

LeedsAnimationWorkshop,whichtacklessocialandeducationalissues,iscelebratingits35thanniversary!

Anon-profitorganisation, itwasestablished in 1978 by a group offriends.“After35years,ourfilmsstillhaveanimpact”,saidfoundingmember,TerryWragg.“Theyarewidelyusedaseducationaland training resources.Threefilmsfromdifferentdecadeswereshownatfestivalsinthelastsixmonths!

“We have been touched by therecognitionwereceiveintheUKandworldwide and would like to thankeveryonewhohassupportedourwork.”

Thefilmsaddresscomplexissuesincluding child abuse, domesticviolence, bereavement, sexuality,equalopportunities,healthandsafetyatwork,internationalandenvironmentalproblems,andaimtoraiseawarenessandhelppeopletalkaboutsocialissues.

They are all produced inconsultationwithorganisationsandindividualsinvolvedintherelevantfield.TheWorkshopspecialisesinmakingcomplex or sensitive issues more

accessible.Leeds AnimationWorkshop has

beeninvolvedinmanyotheractivities,including organising screenings offilmsbywomenandblackdirectors,andprovidingworkshopsessions inbasicanimation. Itsfilmshavebeenfunded and commissioned by theEuropeanCommission,BBC,Channel4,TheBritishFilmInstitution,localandnationalgovernmentbodies,unionsandcharitableagencies.Thousandsof copies have been distributedinternationallyandmanyhavebeentranslatedintodifferentlanguages.

Tocelebratetheanniversary,theWorkshopisofferingaspecialdiscountforordersplacedthisyear.Tofindoutmore,pleasevisitwww.leedsanimation.org.ukorcontactTerryWraggon01132484997

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14 LIFE AND STYLE

ON BEING SEDUCED BY A MEXICAN!

We managed to get a table at 6pm on a Thursday – the only one available! Oh believe me, this is a happening little joint. The restaurant soon filled up – families, couples, babies. There may have been a bitter blast outside, but inside was warm, welcoming – a lovely atmosphere.

Themenusentmeintoamildpanic–Ididn’tknowwhatanythingwas.Weprobablytooklongerthananyone else to order – decisionmakingwasneveroneofmystrongpoints. IfinallysettledforTostadas(£4.95),tostart–minicorntortillaswithachoiceoftoppings.Ioptedforthe‘ceviche’-fishmarinatedinlimeandorangejuice,redonion,coriander,redpepperandtomatowithahintof

chili.Youknow,Icouldhavequitehappilyjusteatenthatallevening.Itwasfresh,light,zesty.Justdelicious.

JackchoseFlautas–crispcorntortillafluteswrappedaroundprawns,servedonabedofsalsaverde,withahintofchipotle(smokedchilipepper)and toppedwith sour cream andcheese.Anothersuccess!

Foramaincoursewetooktheeasywayoutandwentforthespecial– Enchiladas (£8). Of course the‘chil’partofthe’enadas’wasarealgiveaway,whichIrealisedassoonasJackstartedhiccuppingwildly. Ican’thelp it,but Ialwaysfindthischilireactionquiteamusing.Luckilyitdidn’tlasttoolongandhewasabletoreallyenjoyhisshreddedchickenenchilada. Hot, spicy, smothered

inrichsauceandtoppedwithsourcreamandMonterreyJackcheese.

Iexperiencedyetanotherfirst–myenchiladacontainedblackbeansandplantain,whichIhadneverhadbefore.IhadlookedatitonstallsatLeedsMarketbuthadnoideawhattodowithit.Now,Iknow!It’sabitlikeastarchy,mildbanana.Ihavealwaysbeenafanofchili,andWOWwhatitdidforthisdish!

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Pinche Pinche offers a lightermorning and lunchtime menu,whichlooksequallyasenticing.Therestaurant isonHarrogateRoadintheheartofChapelAllerton.Besuretobook(01132681110)–asIsaid,thisisapopularspotandnowIcanseewhy.

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Itexploresthedynamicsattheheart of a female friendshipwithhonesty and humour, followingthem as they grow up – runningamok through Halifax, terrorisingWoolworths,traumatisingpets,anddecimatingdancefloors,allwithafierceprideinthemselvesandtheirtown.

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venues across West Yorkshire and on Thursday 4th and Friday 5th April (7.45pm) they are bringing it to Upstairs@ The Carriageworks.

“’Menof theWorld’ has beenverywellreceivedbyaudiences,andwethink it isa tremendouspiecethatdeservestobebetterknown”,commentedChrisBinns,ChairmanofSTARS.

Thesharedexperiencesofcoachtravelarebroughttousbythreelong-sufferingcoachdrivers,playedbyJaneCollins,ChrisBinnsandGarryDarbey.IntrueGodberstyle,weareintroducedtoarangeofcharacters,

playedbythecastofthree.Mostly‘seniors’, they give us forthrightopinions,revealtheir littlefoibles,andoffergemsofmaturewisdom.

‘MenoftheWorld’isahilarious,poignantandtouchingplay,byone

ofthenation’sleadingplaywrights.Tickets(£9/£7)areavailablefromtheCarriageworksBoxOfficeon01132243801,www.carriageworkstheatre.org.ukandLeedsVisitorCentreatLeedsCityStation.

GODBER’S ‘MEN OF THE WORLD’ AT THE CARRIAGEWORKS

Jane Collins, Garry Darbey and Chris Binns

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OXFAM SHORT STORY COMPETITION

Oxfam usually hold their popular short story competition every three months, but there has been a slightly longer gap this time! Now it’s back and the theme this time is ‘ A Funny Thing Happened……’

Firstprizewillprobablybea£20voucher,whichcanbespentonanydonatedproductsineitheroftheHeadingleyOxfamshops.

Entriesshouldbeamaximumof1,000words.Thereisa£2entryfeeandcontestantswillreadtheirownworkinthegeneralHeadingleyOxfamShop(45-47OtleyRd)onMonday29thAprilat6.30pm.

Theylookforwardtowelcomingregularcontestantsandwouldliketoencouragenewwriterstoputpentopaper.

NIGEL KENNEDY BRINGS BACH AND FATS WALLER TO TOWN HALL

Onceagain,Nigelplanstodelightandsurprisehisaudience.Theconcerttakesonbaroqueandjazzbacktoback,startingwithSonatainAandsomePartitasbyBachforsoloviolin.ThenNigelwillbejoinedonstagebyguitaristJarekSmietana,drummerKrzysztof Dziedzic, and double

bassplayerYaronStavitoperformKennedy’sownarrangementsofthemusicofthelegendaryFatsWaller,including ‘SpiderandtheFly’and‘HoneysuckleRose’.

Tickets(£15-£34.50)availablefrom01132243801or www.leedstownhall.co.uk

VIRTUOSO VIOLINIST, NIGEL KENNEDY, PRESENTS A TYPICALLY MAVERICK MUSICAL PROGRAMME CELEBRATING THE MUSIC OF BACH AND FATS WALLER AT LEEDS TOWN HALL ON SUNDAY 28TH APRIL AT 7.30PM.

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Ibsen’s poignant tale attacking moral convention stunned society in the late 19th century. Modern audiences will discover that Ghosts’ power to shock remains undiminished in its startling relevance today. This play portrays human despair whilst also providing moments of pure hilarity.

AdelPlayersareanamateurdramatics group which has

beenentertainingNorthLeedsaudiencesforover60years.TheirJanuaryplay-AlanAyckbourn’s‘BedroomFarce’ - sold out itsfour-nightrun,whiletheirOctober2012productionofArthurMiller’s‘AllMySons’wasdescribedas‘superb’ by amateur theatremagazine,Sardines.

Tickets forGhosts (£7)areavailablefrom01132755585orwww.adel-players.org.uk.

IBSEN’S ‘GHOSTS’ SET TO STARTLE ADEL AUDIENCES

ypocrisy is unmasked and home truths revealed in Henrik Ibsen’s masterpiece ‘Ghosts’, the forthcoming production from Adel Players, which will be performed at Adel War Memorial Hall, LS16 8DE, from Wednesday 24th – Saturday 27th April (7.30pm).

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ll three have engaged with and referred to the legacy o f Barbara Hepwor th as par t of the

process of producing new works for their exhibitions. Light-boxes, collage, sculptures and ambitious installations are among the diverse practices employed by each artist to explore various representations of the human body.

This will be the solo debutofBerlin-based Jessica JacksonHutchinsinaUKpublicinstitution.Often taking foundobjectsasastartingpointforherart,Hutchinsmarriestheeverydaywithawealthofuniversalreferences.Vulnerabilityis a key theme and these half-paintings/half-sculpturesembodyfragilityastheyexposetheworkingsoftheirconstruction.

Alice Channer’s exhibitionisentitled ‘Invertebrates’and ispresentedasalong,low,horizontalspinethat looselytakesitsformfrom the curving skeletons ofsnakes,skinksandotherreptiles.Channeralsoexploressculpturalpropertiesofvolume,dimensionandweight.

LinderSterlinghasbeenworkingwiththeprinciplesofcollageforover30years.Herexhibitionemployscollage into two-dimensionalprints and three-dimensionallight-boxsculptures,culminatinginamajornewperformancepieceThe Ultimate Form, which willpremiereonSaturday11thMay,incollaborationwithchoreographerKenneth Tindall from NorthernBallet, Stuart McCallum ofCinematic Orchestra, fashiondesignerPamHogg,WakefieldCitySoulClubandSouthAsianArtsUK.

For further information,call 01924 247360 or visitwww.hepworthwakefield.org

A TRIO OF EXHIBITIONS AT THE HEPWORTH, WAKEFIELDRUNNING UNTIL 12TH MAY, THE HEPWORTH WAKEFIELD PRESENTS THREE SEPARATE BUT LINKED EXCITING EXHIBITIONS BY ARTISTS ALICE CHANNER, JESSICA JACKSON HUTCHINS AND LINDER STERLING.

Photo: Gabriel Szabo/ GuzelianAlice Channer, Linder Sterling, Jessica Jackson Hutchins

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If you can remember the music of the early 60s you’ll probably love ‘Save the Last Dance for Me’, which is coming to Leeds Grand Theatre from Monday 8th – Saturday 13th April.

Justthinkofsongslike:TeenagerInLove,SweetsForMySweet,TurnMe Loose, Here I Go Again, VivaLasVegas,LittleSister,HisLatestFlame,Suspicion,Can’tGetUsedToLosingYou,SaveTheLastDanceForMe.Fromthecreatorsofthehugesuccess‘DreamboatsandPetticoats’,thisfabulousshowwilltakeyoubackthroughthe‘musicandmagic’oftheearly60s.

Thisnostalgic,feel-goodjourneywilltransportyoubacktoagoldeneraasyoufollowtwoteenagesistersthroughthesummerof ‘63.FulloffreedomandhighspiritstheymeetahandsomeyoungAmericanwhoinvitesthemtoadanceatthelocalU.S. Air force base…. You get thepicture!

SAVE THE LAST DANCE FOR ME – MORE NOSTALGIA AT THE GRAND

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ritten in 1912 by the often overlooked female playwright, Githa Sowerby, the

play is a tense and claustrophobic family drama of pride, class, power, industry and ambition. This latest staging, with a new edit by longtime Broadsides collaborator, Blake Morrison, sees the action shifted slightly from the North East to West Yorkshire and has company artistic director, Barrie Rutter, heading up the cast as the titular domineering patriarch.

RuttermanagedtoseetheplayinNewYorklastyearandisthrilledto be presenting it on home turf.It’saplaythat,nodoubt,speakstohisNorthern sensibilities and hisformidablepresenceasaperformersuitstheroleofRutherfordwell.

AnotableaspectoftheproductionisthatthisisthefirsttimeNorthernBroadsides have worked with aguestdirectorandthey’vedonesointypicallyboldstylebydraftinginoneofthecountry’smostprolificandesteemedtheatricalpractitioners,SirJonathanMiller,whoreturnstothe

Britishstageforthefirsttimeinsixyears.

WehadabriefchatwithBarrierecentlyandaskedhimhowMillercame to be involved. He told usthecollaborationcameaboutafterMiller accepted his invitation tovisittheBroadsidesattheirhome,theViaductTheatreinHalifax,andimmediatelyfellinlovewiththespace,asdidMiller’s frequentcolleagueandRutherfordproductiondesigner,IsabellaBywater.Millerwasfurtherimpressedbythecompany’sworkingmethods,particularlytheirhabitofalteringthestyleofstagingastheymovebetweenvenuesfromweektoweek.

HavinganimpressionofJonathanMillerassomethingofacurmudgeonlycharacter,wewonderedhowRutterandhisteamfoundtheexperienceofworkingwithhim.ItseemsthatMiller’s more sour disposition ischecked at the door when he’s

IN APRIL, NORTHERN BROADSIDES, ONE OF THE UK’S MOST HIGHLY REGARDED THEATRE COMPANIES, BRINGS A NEW PRODUCTION OF RUTHERFORD & SON TO THE WEST YORKSHIRE PLAYHOUSE.

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working and the rehearsals forRutherford&Sonwereunderscoredmy an air ofmutual respect andconsummateprofessionalism.Asadirector,Ruttersays,Millerworkswithadegreeofreticence,allowingagreatdealoffreedominthecastwithoutunnecessaryinterference.

RankedbytheNationalTheatreasoneoftheTopOneHundredPlays

oftheCentury,therearefewdramasasdeeplyhuman,uncompromisingandimmediatelyrewardingasthis.Theproductionat theWYP isnotonlyanelectrifyingmeetingoftwogreatcontemporaryBritishtheatricalinstitutionsbutalsodrawsfurtherattention to thework of Sowerby,a playwrightwho, in the decades

afterherdeathisfinallygainingtherecognitionthateludedherduringherlifetime.

NorthernBroadsidesisauniquetheatrecompanywithatruenorthernvoice.Itsworkischaracterisedbyahighdegreeoftheatricalinventivenessandrobustperformancesfromalargeensemble cast of multi-talented,charismaticnorthernactors,whoallperformintheirnaturalvoices.Forthepast21years, ithasdelightedaudienceshereandabroadwithagrowingclassicalrepertoirethathaswonthecompanymanyawardsandaloyalfollowingworldwide.

“As soonas I readRutherford&SonIwasattractedtoitsstraightforwarddramaticsimplicityandthefact that it seemed unexpectedlyrelevanttothecurrentdifficultiesthatbusinessesofthissortareundergoing.Isuspectthattheaudiencewillbedrawntotheplaybythefactthatitrepresentscircumstanceswithwhichitcanundeniablysympathise.”SirJonathanMiller

As soon as I read Rutherford & Son I was attracted to its straight forward dramatic simplicity and the fact that it seemed unexpectedly relevant to the current difficulties that businesses of this sort are undergoing

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It’s Council Tax time again and as the envelopes come fluttering through our letter boxes spare a thought for all those involved with compiling the figures as well as the humble councillors who voted in favour in the first place.

A summary is produced by theCouncil’sfinancestaff,sonaturallythecouncillorsfullycomprehendwhatthefiguresareallabout.Thebriefingnotestartsoffbysayingthatthesettlementisundoubtedlyoneofthemostcomplexofmodern times. At this juncture thetemptation is tofindoutwhat’sonTVtonight.

PressingonwelearnthattheCouncilcontinuestogetmuchofitsmoneyfromthegovernment,onlythistimeit’sdifferent.ItallrevolvesaroundanewsystemknownasaStart-upFundingAssessment(SUFA)–anoddnameconsideringthattheCouncilstartedupyearsago.Anywaythegoodnewsiswearestillgettingagoodlysum

ofgovernmentmoney.SUFAsogoodthen.Now, some of the SUFA money

comes from the nationally-basedbusinessrate,ofwhichhalfgoestolocalauthorities. ItseemsthatLeedssharesamounts to an astonishingly precise0.01592139443998%ofthetotal.Don’ttrydiallingthatnumberincidentally.Soit’sallprettystraightforwardwhenyouthinkaboutit,despite£3.47mgoingtothefireauthorityandothersimilartinkeringwiththefigures.

ItallboilsdowntoabaselineBusinessRateGrantof£170m.Exceptitdoesn’t–becausetheRevenueSupportGrantandthebusinessratesbaselinetogetheramountto£31.644mmorethantheSUFAallocation.Sothatgetsclawedback,orconfiscatedtoyouandme.

Areyoufollowingallthis?Ifnotthenjustacceptthatintheendwe’regetting£208m from theRateSupportGrant,£142mfromtheNationalBusinessRate,and£233mfromallyoucounciltaxpayersleavinganetrevenuebudgetincomeof£583m.

Justwhat’sthat£583mgoingtobespenton?Don’taskme.It’sboundtobesomewhereinthebudgetpapersand,ohdidIforgettomentionthatoverallthere’snoincreaseinthisyear’sCouncilTax?

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CLLR CLIVE FOXAdel & Wharfedale Ward

Scrutiny Inquiry into Leeds Bus Services

A Scrutiny Inquiry into bus services recently took place to assess what could be done to encourage more people to use buses. The inquiry looked at routes, times and number of failures on services. They interviewed First Bus and representatives from the Association of Bus Operators in West Yorkshire, who were questioned on reliability, fare structures, Quality Bus Contracts, routes and journey times.

AQualityBusContractiswhereMetrowoulddecidetheroutes,timetables,ageofbusesetc.andabusoperatorwouldbidforthecontract.Theoperatorcanprofitfromwellusedservicesbuttheyhaveadutytoalsoprovideservicesthatwouldmakealossbutaregenuinelyneeded.Metrowouldbearthecostoffuelpricerisesorareductioninpassengernumbersoncethecontractwasawarded.

ThefinalScrutinyInquiryreportwillbeavailableshortlyandwillincluderecom-mendationstotheoperators,Metroandtheirrepresentativeassociation.

Tree Scams

A localresidentrecentlyraisedthe

issueofcompaniescarryingouttreeworkandofthisworknotbeinguptostandardandnotvalueformoney.Insomecasesresidentshavealsobeenpressuredbythesecompaniestohaveworkcarriedout.

TheCouncil’sForestrySectiontoldmethatthistypeof‘coldcalling’wasnotuncommon,buttheycoulddonothingtostopit.Itremainsuptoindividualstobefirmandacceptquotesonlyfromreputablecompanies.Shouldworkmenpersist inpressuringpeople,theysuggestcontactingthepolicewithdetailsoftheoffenderandseeiftheycangiveappropriatewarnings.

WestYorkshireTradingStandardssuggestthatyoushouldneverdealonthedoorstep.Improvementswillcomethroughraisingawarenessamongstresidentsoftheproblemscreated.

CLLR BARRYANDERSONAdel & Wharfedale Ward

Message from Horsforth Town Council

Horsforth Town Council has been given the Power of Competence and is now in a position to undertake extra work and enterprises for the wellbeing of Horsforth.

ThePlanningandLicensingCommit-teeispreparingtheDevelopmentQues-tionnaire,whichwillgoouttoallresidentstofindouthowthepeopleofHorsforththinkaboutfuturedevelopment.Every-one’s ideaswillbeconsideredandtheinformationwillbefedintotheplanningideasofLeedsCityCouncil.

ThereareconcernsthatanumberofyoungpeopleareusingtheJubileeGardenasaplayareaanddamagingthisbeautifulspot.Pleasehelptoprotectandenhancethisspecialareasoeveryonecanenjoyit.

DEBRA OPENS SHOP IN HEADINGLEY

ThecharityDebRArecentlyopenedashopincentralHeadingley

Foundedin1978,DebRAsupportsindividuals and familieswith the raregeneticconditionEpidermolysisBullosa(EB),whichcausestheskintoblisterattheslightestfriction.Theconditionisincurableandinitsmostsevereformscanbefatalininfancyandcancausefatalskincancerinyoungadults.Eveninitsmildestformsitcauseslifelongpainanddisability.

DebRA raises money to supportresearchforacureandtreatment,andtofundnursingandwelfareteamsforthosewhohaveitandtheircarers.ThenewshoponOtleyRoadopenedinJanuaryandissellingclothing,bric-a-brac,booksandCDs.Donationsofalltheseitemsareverywelcome.DebRAisalsolookingforvolunteerstohelpintheshoporactasanadhocdrivertopickupdonations.

Popintotheshoptofindoutmoreorvisitwww.debra.org.

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eanwood Valley Urban Farm (MVUF), a local charity, provides educational services to disadvantaged

young people and adults at risk. Just over a mile from Leeds City Centre, it is home to a variety of farm animals, provides natural habitat for wildlife and a taste of the country for city dwellers. It also offers environmental education for primary school children.

TheFarmdevelopedatthestartoftheCityFarmMovementinthelate1970s.Atthattimeitwaswhollydependentonvolunteers, but the Farm’s expansionnecessitatedfulltimesupportandtherearenow13paidemployees.

VolunteershavebeenaveryimportantpartoftheFarm’ssuccess,anditrecentlyestablishedanewVolunteerProgramme.This has three strands: the first seesthe development of existing and newpartnerships with local and nationalcompaniesthatoffersupportinavariety

ofways,includingsendingemployeesonBusinessChallengeDays(volunteersarerequiredtohelpwiththesegroups).

ThesecondstrandseesthecreationofateamofvolunteerswhocanvisittheFarmregularlyonweekdays,whetherforacoupleofhoursoracoupleofdays.Forthosewhocanonlyvisitatweekends,thethirdstrandoffersopportunitiestoattendActionEventDaysfeaturingpracticaltasks.

TherewillalsobeopportunitiestovolunteeratavarietyofFarmEvents,suchastheScaryScarecrowFestival,ChristmasFayreandothers.TheEducationTeamhasopportunitiesforvolunteerswithteachingexperience to help with educationalcoursesforprimaryschoolchildrenandwithtrainingforchallengingyoungpeople.

Volunteers are essential to thesuccessofall theseactivitiessoifyouareinterested,haveskillsyoucanshareorarewillingtolearnandhavesomesparetimepleasecontact01132629759orvolunteer@mvuf.org.ukformoredetails.

MEANWOOD VALLEY FARM INTRODUCES NEW VOLUNTEER PROGRAMME

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ick Brown, a professional architect who has lived in Adel for 16 years, said: “Adel has a great opportunity to determine

its future through the creation of the Neighbourhood Plan, and I’m both excited and honoured to have been elected Co-Chair.”

IanBondhaslivedinAdelfor30

yearsandisaretiredseniorchildren’sservicesmanager.HewasinvolvedinthedevelopmentofSureStartChildrenCentresinaneighbouringauthorityandwasagovernoratRalphThoresbyHighSchoolfor12years,includingeightyearsasChairofGovernors.“Creditshouldbegiventothewholecommunityasthefirstnon-ParishChurchcommunitytoapplyforNeighbourhoodForumstatus”,

saidIan.“Ihavebeenimpressedbythequalityandcommitmentofpeoplecomingforwardtooffertheirservices.”

TheNeighbourhoodForumhopestobeabletoconduct itsfirstpublicconsultationonSaturday20thAprilatAdelStJohn’sC.ofE.PrimarySchool,LongCauseway,Adel.ThiswillbetheopportunityforAdeltoexpressitsviewson the future of development andwhatservicesandresourceswewouldliketoseeinthisarea.ThenextAdelNeighbourhoodForumwillbeon22ndAprilatwhichtimewewouldhopetohavesomepreliminaryfeedbackfromtheconsultation.

For further information, pleasecontact Ian Bond on [email protected] or Nick Brown [email protected]

AT ITS FEBRUARY MEETING, FIFTEEN MEMBERS OF THE ADEL NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM UNANIMOUSLY ELECTED IAN BOND AND NICK BROWN AS ITS JOINT CHAIRMEN, AND CAROLINE ANDERSON WAS ELECTED TO THE POST OF SECRETARY.

ADEL NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM ELECTS LEADERS

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he group is looking for further success in 2013! “We would love a ‘Gold’ award for the township”, said Gerry Ingham

from Horsforth in Bloom. “We are calling for support from local businesses and schools once again so we can try and top last year’s excellent result!”

ThoseinterestedshouldcontactRichard Gill, the Leeds FloralInitiative Officer, on 0113 2375301toentertheirdisplaysfortheSpringandSummerjudging.ThegroupisalsoplanningnewflowerdisplaysaroundHorsforth.Thisisagreatopportunityforthosewhocannotputoutdisplaystosponsorthegroup’swork.Tooffersupport,pleasecontactHorsforthinBloomChairDawnCollinson01132502987.

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THE HORSFORTH IN BLOOM GROUP REALLY APPRECIATED ALL THE SUPPORT FROM HORSFORTH BUSINESSES AND SCHOOLS IN 2012. THIRTY-THREE BUSINESSES RECEIVED AWARDS IN THE LEEDS IN BLOOM BUSINESS COMPETITION, WHICH HELPED THE GROUP SECURE A ‘SILVER GILT’ AWARD IN THE YORKSHIRE IN BLOOM COMPETITION.

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One quarry owner whose namelivesonisHusler(sic)whobuiltthe20cottagesknownasHustler’sRowforhisworkmen.Attheendofthe19thcentury,theGreatQuarrynearParksideRoad,wasrecordedas‘disused’.InWorldWarIitwasutilisedbytheWarOfficefortheproofingandtestingofrepairedguns.Foralmostayeartheboomfromthegunsreverberateddownthevalley.

ActivityintheGreatQuarryrestartedinthe1920s,producingsandforthe‘White houses’ of the Meanwoodestate.Then,from1940to1972,thequarrywasusedasalandfillsiteforthe cleansing department of LeedsCorporation.

Nowit lookslikeanyothergreenfield,withnosignoftheactivityofthepast.Doreen Wood.Meanwood Village Association.

IN HIS PUBLIC TALKS FRED CASPERSON SPOKE OF THE ‘PROSPERITY OF THE MEANWOOD VALLEY BEING BUILT ON WATER AND STONE’. AS EARLY AS 1257 THERE WAS REFERENCE TO A MONASTIC QUARRY IN MEANWOOD. IN THE 19TH CENTURY THE CENSUS RETURNS GAVE ‘QUARRY WORKER’ AND ‘STONE WORKER’ AS PROMINENT OCCUPATIONS IN THE VALLEY, AND THE ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS OF 1847 AND 1895 SHOWED 28 QUARRIES IN THE AREA. NONE OF THESE ARE STILL WORKING, BUT EVIDENCE OF THEIR EXISTANCE CAN BE SEEN IN THE HOLLIES AND IN WOODLAND ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE BECK.

eanwood millstone grit was regarded as equal in strength to Bramley Fall stone and was used to build the Royal Dockyards and Dover Pier. Several local churches are also built of this stone, including Trinity Church on Boar Lane (1722), Mill Hill

Chapel in City Square (1811), and Meanwood Parish Church.

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LET’S LOOK AT THE MEANWOOD VALLEY QUARRIES IN THE UPPER MEANWOOD VALLEY

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ork Gate Garden on Back Church Lane in Adel, reopens for the 2013 season on

Sunday 31st March. One of the most innovative 20th century small gardens, it is owned and run by national horticulture charity Perennial and is an inspiring destination for a garden visit.

Gardening presenter andjournalistJoeSwiftdescribedYorkGate as being ‘one of the mostimportant20thCenturysmallgardensandanoutstandingexampleofgreatdesign’. It is justoneacreinsize,yet contains 14 distinct ‘outdoorrooms’,eachwithitsowncharacteranddesign.Thegardenwascreatedby the Spencer family during thesecondhalfofthetwentiethcenturyandbequeathedtoPerennialin1994,sothatitcouldcontinuetobeenjoyedbythegarden-lovingpublic.

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The soil is beginning to warm up. It’s time to put seedlings out to harden off by day, but bring them in at night as it can still be cold. It’s a month of showers but don’t be surprised by the odd downpour too. The garden can be full of different scents depending on what you have planted – hyacinths, lily of the valley wallflowers etc.

Pests are on themove and it’sbesttodealwiththembykeepingyourgardencleanandtidy.Keepaneyeoutanddealwiththembeforeinfestationsetsin.Greenflyiseasytoremovebyhandorwithwashingupliquid.Ifaplantlooksasif it isdyingtip itoutofthepot–thecausecouldbevineweevileatingtheroots.

It can be busy in the vegetablegardennowtoo.Ifyouhaveforcedsomerhubarbyoucanenjoythefirstfruitoftheyear.Allkindsofsaladleaves,saladonionsandradishes,peasandbroadbeanscanbesownnow.Sowafewatten-dayintervals,soyoudon’tgetaglutallatonce.Preparetrenchesforrunnerbeans,makingsureyouhaveplentyofwater-retainingmulch,forexampleshreddednewspapersmixedinwiththesoilasbeansneedplentyofwater.

Openupthewindowsordoorsingreenhousesonwarmdaystokeepthe air circulating. Splashwater onthefloorandunderstagingtostopredspidermiteattacks(theypreferwarm,dryconditions).Shadeseedlingswithnewspapersonsunnydaystostopthescorchingofyoungleaves.

Tieinthenewshootsofclimbers

andpruneearlyfloweringshrubs.Divideperennialsandstakethetallergrowers.Ifyouhaveagreenhouse,starttoplantuphangingbasketsandhangthemupforafewmoreweeksbeforehangingthemoutside,otherwiseleaveituntilJune.NowisalsothelastchancetoplantsweetpeaseedsandSummer-floweringbulbs.

Finally,themowercanbebroughtouttostartwhatmightbeaweeklychoreforsome.But it’swellworthitwhenyouseetheresults–especiallywhentheedgesareallnicelytrimmed.

GARDENS ARE AWASH WITH COLOUR – FROM TREES AND SHRUBS COMING INTO LEAF, TO WONDERFUL BLOSSOMS AND FLOWERS.

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AT THE BEGINNING OF MAY ‘ROCKNEY’ LEGENDS CHAS AND DAVE ARE COMING TO LEEDS AS PART OF A QUITE EXHAUSTIVELY EXTENSIVE TOUR OF MORE THAN SIXTY DATES OVER FOUR MONTHS.

We caught up with Chas Hodges as he prepared to embark on the tour and looked back over his remarkable career.

Whenaskedwhethertheprospectofsettingoutonsuchajam-packedtouringjauntwasatalldaunting,asanguineChasshrugsitoffclaimingit’snothingcomparedtothepunishingschedulesartistsandbandshadtoadheretobackinthe60sand70s.Aslongastheygetacoupleofdaysoffaweek,Chassays,hejusttakesitallinhisstride.

TalkingoftheearlydaysandhowhegotstartedinmusicChastellsusthatwhenheandDavefirstmettheywerebothbassplayers.Aswellassessionwork,ChasspentagooddealoftimeontheroadplayingbackingforthelikesofGeneVincentandJerryLeeLewis.ItwaswhileontourwithJerryLeethatChasstartedpickingupthepiano,learningfromwatching‘TheKiller’hammertheivoriesnightafternight.

WhenreunitedwithDave,havingcome on leaps and bounds as akeyboardist,thepairstartedmakingmusictogether,fusingasharedloveof early Rock ‘n’ Roll with musichalltraditionandadistinctlyBritishsensibility with a healthy dose ofhumour,whichcapturedthepublicimagination.

In the years since their earlysuccess the pair have remainedpopularandthroughname-checkingendorsements from bands (mostnotablyTheLibertines)haveearnedthemselvesanewcropofyoungerfans.Festivalappearances,includingacoupleoftriumphantGlastonburysets, have further cemented theircross-generationalappeal.

OurveryownCityVarietiesisjustthekindofvenuethatChasandDavefeelathomeinandChastellsushecan’twaittoplayit.Werecommendyou“Gertcha”-selvesdowntheretoenjoyoneofthecountry’sbestlovedacts.

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Surroundingtheaudiencewithanarrayofloudspeakers,guitarandbassamplifiers,ghettoblasters,andLesliespeakercabinets,thecavernousspaceofLeftBankwillbecomeaninstrumentinitsownright.

Althoughbestknownforseamlesslive looping andmultitasking in hishyperactive performances of genre-bendingnoisepop,Jeff(akaJuffage)isnostrangertotheworldofambisonics.HehasexhibitedmultichannelsonicartworksfortheHuddersfieldContemporaryMusicFestival,andUniversityofLeeds.Here, he aims to infuse playful pop

sensibilityintotheoftencoldworldofexperimentalandambientmusic.

For this performance, Jeff willbe joinedbyotherLeedsmusicians,includingKatieHarkin(SkyLarkin,WildBeasts),andTomEvans(Vessels),whowillhelphimconvertthevenueintoanimmersivesoniccauldron.

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Doors open 7.30pm H Bar H £10 Adults H £8 Concessions H Children Free

Tickets can be purchased from St Chad’s Parish Centre, Otley Road or GSAL Music Department. Proceeds to Martin House Children’s Hospice and St Chad’s Church.

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StokeristhefirstUSproductionbyParkChan-Wook,theKoreandirec-torwhobroughtustheeye-popping,gut-churningandmind-warpingultra-violentthriller,Oldboy.WhilstOldboyisfarfromaneasywatch,itisutterlyunforgettableandIconsiderittobeoneofthebest,mostoriginalmovies

ofthelasttenyears.So,myhopesforStokerwerefairly

high.Here,Chan-Wookhaseasedupslightlyontheliberalbloodlettingthatrunsthroughhispreviousworkbutthemacabretone,familydysfunctionandincestuousundercurrentarestillpresent.

Agothic,pseudo-Hitchcockian,psycho-sexualthriller,StokercentresaroundIndia(MiaWasikowska),aninward,sensitivegirl,justturnedeight-eenwhosefatherhasdiedsuddenlyinafreakaccident(gee,Iwonderiftherecouldpossiblybeanythingsus-piciousaboutdaddy’sdeath?Well,Iguesswe’llsee...) leavingher tomopeaboutthespookyfamilyhomeinmourningwithonlyhericilycom-posed,distantmother,Evelyn(NicoleKidman)andtheirhousekeeperforcompany.

Rightafterthefuneral,IndiaandEvelynreceiveanunexpectedhouse-guestintheformofCharlie,India’slatedad’sbrotherandtheverycreepi-estofcreepyuncles.HisobsequiouscharmandgracefulgoodlooksquicklyhaveEvelyngrowingabsent-mindedaboutherbereavementandmakingsexualoverturestoherbrother-in-law,whileIndiaremainswary.

Thatsomethingisnotquiterightisglaringlyobviousfromtheoutsetandit’snot longbeforethebodiesstartpilingup.

Stokeris,onthewhole,afairlywatchablefilmbutthere’sacreep-ing sense of dissatisfaction thatleavesonewantingatitsend.There’snothingoutwardlybadaboutthepro-ceedingsbutIfeltitlackedadegreeof

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mentisclumsilyhandled,robbingthebigrevealofitsgasp-inducingimpact.

That said, Chan-Wook remains a verystylish operator andmuchofthefilmisvisu-allyarresting,especiallythetechniquesthatseemtodrawfromthegraphicnovelform.However,theunexpectedandinnova-tive aesthetic touchesthat made Oldboy sostrikingsometimesseemgimmickyandunneces-sary here. A restlesscameraprowls,swoopsandswingsaroundtheactors during intensedialoguescenesoftenfornodiscerniblepurpose,theresultingeffectbeingmore distracting thanenhancingthedramatictension.

Intermsofthecast,the performances aredecent but rarely riseabovethemerelyfunc-tional toanythingtrulycaptivating or empa-thetic. With his blandgood looks,analmostartificialhandsomeness,MatthewGoode’sCharlie

isastandard-issuecreepster,reasonablyeffectivelyplayedbutlackingthedarkedgeofareallymemorablevillain.NicoleKidmanagainprovesherselfadroitatembodyingthefrostyice-queenandstillcapableofexudingastirring,woundedsexuality.Waif-likeingénueWasikowskawho,tomyeyesresemblesaraven-haired,lesshystericalClaireDanes,seemstodriftthrougheachsceneasifheavilysedatedand,evenoverthefilm’srelativelybriefrunningtime,failstoprojecttherequiredmagnetismofStoker’semotionalcentre.

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Chan-Wook remains a very stylish operator and much of the film is visually arresting, especially the techniques that seem to draw from the graphic novel form

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Teen Mon1ApratBrudenellSocialClub.Tickets£7fromJumbo

Ice Sea Dead People Tues2Apr,ThePackhorse.Angularart-punk/noise-coreracket.

Jim Lockey & The Solemn SunWed3Apr,BrudenellSocialClub,£7.Iinfluencesincludealt.country,folk&hardcorepunk.

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Swans Fri5Apr,LeedsUniversityUnion,£16.50.InfluentialAmericanpost-punkband.

New Mastersounds Fri5ApratBrudenellSocialClubLS6.£11fromJumbo

The House of Love Sat6Apr,BrudenellSocialClub,£17.50.AlternativeRockband&earlyCreationRecordssigning.

Sam Leak & Aquarium Sun7Apr,1.30atSevenArts,ChapelAllerton.Young,fresh,atmosphericjazz.

Feast of Fiddles Mon8Apr,CityVarietiesMusicHall.Celebrated11-piececollectiveofsomeofBritain’stopfiddlers.

Josephine Tues9ApratNationofShopkeepers£10fromJumbo.

Jose James Wed10Apr,TheWardrobe,£12.NewYorkjazz/bluesartist.

Seven Unplugged Wed10Apr,8pmSevenArts.Monthlyacousticnight.Aprline-upincludesMoose;JenniferJordan,SueBurgess,AnastasiaRownelle,DonMercy&ClaudioKron.£4

To Kill A King Thurs11Apr,BrudenellSocialClub,£7.Folk-inspiredfivepiececomparedtoKeane&ArcadeFire.

Edwyn Collins Fri12Apr,BrudenellSocialClub.FormerfrontmanofOrangeJuicewhosesoloworkincludesAGirlLikeYou.

Ultrasound + ALASKA Fri12Apr,TheLibrary£10.Britpop/Alt-RockheroesALASKA-high-energy,psychedelicgaragerockwithaB-moviesurf-poptwist.

Melanie Pain (Nouvelle Vague) Wed10ApratBrudenellSocialClub.£11atJumbo

Adam Green & Binki Shapiro Sat13Apr,BrudenellSocialClub,£12.Echoesoflate60sfolk-pop.

Rival Sons Sat13Apr,LeedsMetSU,£12.50.70’sstylesoulfulhardrockdrippingwiththeblues&swaggeringtoagood-timegroove.

Jackie OatesSat13ApratHowardAssemblyRoom,LeedsGrandTheatre.£14Jumbo

The Leisure Society Sun14Apr,BrudenellSocialClub,£12.Indie-folk-chamberpopmaestros.

Tripwires + Towns Tues16Apr,Oporto,£4.Soaringguitars&epicsongsthatretaincatchysensibilitiesfromthisalternativerock4-piece.

Jazz Morley Wed17Apr,Oporto,£7.Hauntingvocals,oozingwiththepainofheartache&beautifullyhumbleproductionmakeforanenthrallinglisten.

Hadouken! Thurs18April,TheCockpit,£12.50.Grimehybridhaveearnedreputationasgreatliveact.

John Etheridge’s Sweet Chorus: A Tribute to Stefan Grapelli Thurs18Apr,SevenArts,£16/£13/£5.Renownedjazzfusionguitaristwithmarvellousensemble.

Fusebox: World Service Project & ACV Fri19ApratFox&Newt,9BurleySt.Awardwinningpunkjazzinnovators&ACV-inspiredbyprogrock,jazz,metal&freeimprovisation.

A Hawk and A Hacksaw Sun21ApratBrudenellSocialClub.£11fromJumbo

Manu Delago (Björk –Biophilia) Sun21Apr,SevenArts.£12.50/£10.50Specialguest-StuartMcCallum(TheCinematicOrchestra)

Leeds Bluegrass Club Thurs25Apr,GroveInn,BackRow,Holbeck.LiveacousticAmericanaRoots,Bluegrass&Country.Residentbands+guests,musicianswelcome.From8.30pm.£3.Details:John2670761,Kevin2677040

Fossil Collective Fri26ApratBrudenellSocialClub.£8fromJumbo

Roots: Seafret Fri26Apr,NewHeadingleyClub,56StMichael’sRd.Headingley.(TBC)Folk/blues/pop.Stupendousvoice&guitar-workfromtwoyoungguysfromBridlington,signedbymajorrecordcompanylastyear.

The Experimental Tropic Blues Band Fri26Apr,ThePackHorse,£7/£6advfromJumbo.Rock‘n’RolltriofromBelgiumwhoselatestalbumisproducedbyJohnSpencer.SupportfromALASKA,BlackManila&JonnyQuits.

Lucy Rose Sat27ApratLeedsMetUniversity.£13.50fromJumbo.

Barn Owl Mon29Apr,WharfChambers£7.50.Heavenlyguitardronethatshroudsyouindistortion&reverb.

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WALK TEN FOR MARIE CURIE AT HAREWOOD

OnSaturday10thAugust,Hare-woodwillbethesettingforthisfunevent,wherefamiliesandfriendscangettogethertochallengethemselves,rememberlovedonesandhelpraisevitalfundsforMarieCurieNurses.

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Forthosewalkinginmemoryofalovedone,‘memorylanterns’willbeavailablesoyoucanwriteamessage.

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BEGINNERS RUNNING GROUP IN KIRKSTALL!

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Ifyouareinanydoubtastowhetheryoushouldrun,pleaseconsult yourdoctor!Makesureyou wear appropriate clothingand footwear, remembering towearreflectiveorhi-visgearifthenightsarestilldark.For further details, please contact [email protected]

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The Orchard has beenoperatingfor13yearsandtodayoffersnearly3,000sessionsamonthofall typesofphysical,psychologicalandcomplementarytherapiestomaintainandimprovephysicalandmentalwellbeing.

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St. Gemma’s Hospice is celebrating its 35th anniversary this year and, as part of their celebrations, they are hoping to sign up 35 daring participants at each of their specially themed parachute jumps throughout the year.

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18 months later, Joan has turned the clock back 10 years. She has better balance, her health and her memory have dramatically improved and she loves life again. She is also half way to winning the legendary Black Sash!To discover the secret to renewing your energy and restoring your youth like Joan, switch off the telly and join us. You’ll turn your biological clock back 10 years and live life on YOUR terms again.

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The largest single gallery redevelopment in the museum’s 21 year history, ‘All About Me’ is an immersive educational experience that uses play, role playing and interactive displays to help children learn about their bodies and how to make positive choices that will help them look after themselves.

Thegalleryhasbeendeveloped,withthesupportofa£1.45mgrantfromtheWellcomeTrust.Thecontentandinterpretationhasbeenguidedbyateamofexpertadvisors.Butthemostimportant‘experts’werethechildrenwhomakeupIdeasUnited,Eureka!’sconsultationpanel. It hasprovidedideas,inputandfeedbackeverystepoftheway.

AstheUK’sfirstchildren’smuseum,Eureka!isapassionateadvocateoftheproveneducationalethosthatplayisafundamentaltoolforchildren’slearninganddevelopment. ‘AllAboutMe’willprovideasupportiveandstimulatingenvironmentinwhichchildrenandtheirfamiliesareencouragedtoexploretheirbodies.

”Wearecommittedtoimprovingchildren’s chances to live healthy,happyandfulfillinglives”,saidEureka!ChiefExecutiveLeigh-AnneStradeski.“Thecurrentepidemicofinactivityandobesityisworkingagainstourchildrenandwewanttochangethis.‘AllAboutMe’willhelphundredsofthousandsof children build the knowledge,confidenceandabilitytomakehealthychoicesaboutwhattheyeat,drinkanddointheirfreetime–whichwillpaydividendsinthefuturebyreducingrisksofheartdisease,diabetesandstroke.”

‘AllAboutMe’featuresover100interactiveexhibits.Theseinclude‘TheSenses’whereyoucanpeekinsideagiantnosecompletewithgiantsnottanks,followfriendswithagianteyeballandclimbontoagianttongue!Otherfeatures include microscopes forzoominginonyourskin,askeletonthatshowsyouhowyourbonesmovewhenyoudanceand‘HealthTV’wherechildrencantakeontheroleofreporter.

For further information, visitwww.eureka.org.uk/newgallery orwww.allaboutme.org.uk

EUREKA! THE NATIONAL CHILDREN’S MUSEUM IN HALIFAX, OPENS ITS BRAND NEW, £2.9M HEALTH AND BODY-THEMED GALLERY ON FRIDAY 29TH MARCH.

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ear 6 pupils at the Froebelian School, Horsforth, have been

busy preparing for and sitting the entrance exams at some of the top secondary schools in Yorkshire and have been celebrating another excellent crop of results. Nine of the 18 pupils have been offered schol-arships to Woodhouse Grove School, Gateways School and Harrogate Ladies College, and all received an offer of a place at their chosen senior school. The results are a testament to the children’s hard work and commitment.

“WeareproudofourYear6youngstersandthehardworktheyhaveputintogainingtheseresults”,saidheadmasterJohnTranmer.“Iwouldalsoliketocon-gratulatetheteachingstaffwhohaveworkedsohardtoensurethechildren’ssuccessingainingtheseplaces”’

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TRIP THE LIGHT FANTASTIC AT THE NATIONAL MEDIA MUSEUM

‘Light Fantastic’ is a series of exciting exhibits, experiments and games designed to help visitors understand the science behind light. You can take part in an interactive story session featuring a Not-So-Sleepy Hedgehog in a world of light and shadows, as well as Tom and Jerry Light Writing Workshops and Magic Lantern Shows. All the activities are free, but may be subject to availability.

Special Tom and Jerry themedsessionshavealsobeenorganisedtocoincidewiththescreeningofsomeclassicepisodesaspartofBIFFKidsat the 19th Bradford InternationalFilmFestival. TheMuseumwillalsobeshowingtwofamilyfilmsovertheEasterholidays-MonstersInc.andthenewhitWreckitRalph

For full details or to book,call 0844 8563797 or visitwww.nationalmediamuseum.org.uk.

THE NATIONAL MEDIA MUSEUM HAS A SERIES OF FANTASTIC FREE EVENTS ON OFFER FROM 28TH MARCH – 14TH APRIL TO ENLIGHTEN YOUNG MINDS AND SHOW SOME OF THE AMAZING WAYS THAT LIGHT CAN BEHAVE.

HORSFORTH SCHOOL TAKES TO THE SLOPES!

Horsforth School’s 26th Skiing Trip saw 64 students and eleven members of staff travel to Austria for a week’s skiing in the Oberlungau Region during February Half Term.

Theskiingwasspreadacrossthreedifferentareascoveringover200kmofpiste.Thestudentswereanabsolutecredittotheschoolintermsofboththeirbehaviourandtheireffortstobecomebetterskiers.Thefinalday’sskiingwasin30cmoffreshsnow,whichwasabrilliant,butchallengingwaytoendtheweek!

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This is a remarkable achievement as Tom, who plays full back in the GSAL 1st XV, is only 15 and would not normally be considered at 1st XV level. He was part of GSAL’s successful U15 squad which won the Daily Mail RBS Cup in 2012, scoring a scintillating try in the final at Twickenham.

AswellasconsistentlyrepresentingGSAL,hisjourneytohisEnglandplaceincludesplaying forWestParkU16,LeedsCarnegie Academy, YorkshireU16andNorthU16.

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“Rugbyiseverythingtome”,saidTom.“Ienjoyplayingfullbackasthebeauty of this position enables theplayertoscorefromanywhereonthepitch.IfeelhonouredtoberepresentingmycountryandI’mreallygratefulfortheopportunity.”

TOM GORMAN FROM BRAMHOPE, AND A YEAR 11 STUDENT AT THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL AT LEEDS (GSAL), HAS BEEN SELECTED TO PLAY RUGBY FOR THE ENGLAND NORTH U16 SQUAD, WHICH WILL TAKE PART IN THE WELLINGTON INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL IN APRIL.

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Active Women LeedsCyclerides3rdSunofmonth,11amfromWaitrosecarpark,Meanwood.Circularroutesalongquietroadsoroffroadcyclepaths.Free.Details:3957364,www.goskyride.com/breeze

Adel Crown Green Bowling ClubatAWMAnearAdelChurchBowlingApril–October.Newmemberswelcome.Details:Phil2676152,www.adelbowlingclub.co.uk

After Eights Badminton ClubMon8–9pm,RalphThorsbySchool.Newmemberswelcome.Freetrialsession.Details:Neil2390470

Badminton Anyone?Friendlybadmintonclublookingforexperiencedplayers.Fri7.30–9.30pm,TrinityUniversity,Horsforth.Details:Sylvia2590113,Graham2584532

Bramhope Bowls ClubNewmemberswelcome.Socialbowling,friendly&leaguematchesApril–October.Details:Stewart2673311,Ewart2678001

Bramhope Table Tennis ClubmeetsMon8–10pm&Tues1.30–3.30pm,RobertCravenHall.Newmemberswelcome.Details:Stewart2673311

Briggate Morris(Women’sNorthwestMorrisDancing)Mon7.15–9.15pm,HorsforthMethodistChurchHall.Newmemberswelcome.Allages&abilities.Details:[email protected]

Cookridge Rambling ClubmeetsSun9.30amincarparkCookridgeVillageHall.Walksapprox6/8miles.Transportcanbeprovided.Newmemberswelcome.Details:Barbara2671522,[email protected]

5 A-Side Football TournamentinaidofStGemma’sHospiceSun28Apr,SoccerCity,Leeds.Teamsof5/8amateurplayerscanregister(male,femaleormixed).Chancetowintrophy&fantasticprizes.Minage16.Entry£75perteam.Details:Jenny2185565,[email protected]

Fun, Friendly Fitness ClassesTues&Thurs,7.30-8.30pmatWestParkUnitedReformedChurchHall,SpenLane.£5.Allabilitieswelcome.Details:CarolineMcSorley2678719,[email protected]

Horsforth Tennis ClubwelcomesnewmembersforteamplayinSummer&socialplayallyear.Come&trySun1pm.Details:HillaryWest2586021

Keep St Gemma’s Running!RunforStGemma’sinLondonMarathon(21Apr)&LeedsHalfMarathon

(12May)LimitedcharityplacesavailableforLeeds10K(14July)&GreatNorthRun(15Sept).Registeratwww.st-gemma.co.uk.Details:Michelle2185570,[email protected]

Kirkstall Harriers Running ClubmeetsMon&Wed,6.50pmatKirkstallLeisureCentre.Allabilitieswelcome,butmustbeabletorun3-4miles.Friendlyclubtakespartinevents&challengesalloverYorkshire&UK.Details:[email protected]

Leeds Contra Ceilidhmeets2nd&4thTues,8–10.30pmatHeadingleyParishHall,StMichael’sRd.Liveband!Nopartnerorexperiencerequired.Details:Liz2843282

Like to Walk?Joingroupthatmeets10amTuestwiceamonthfor10–12milewalks.Details:Richard2673623

Meanwood Amateur Boxing ClubMon&Wed5.45pm,MeanwoodWorkingmen’sClub,StonegateRd.Beginnerswelcome.Details:07890398968

Moortown Rugby Union Respect,teamwork,discipline,fun.Brilliantclubforunder7s(Year2)toadults.Train&playSun10:30amatMossValley,LS17.Details:DamianCurtis07860454701,[email protected],www.pitchero.com/clubs/moortownrufc/

Pudsey & District Rambling ClubWalksof5-10milesSun&altThurs.Newmemberswelcome.Membersfromalloverthedistrict.Annualmembership£8(£1juniors).Trybeforeyoujoin.Details:01943430657

Ramgarhia Sports Centre Adults:CircuitTraining(Mon&Wed6.30–7.30pm;Fri6–7pm).£5perclass.Children:Cricket(ages8-16,Sun10am–noon);Hockey(Fri,5–6pm).£2perclass.Allabilitieswelcome.Details:2625657,‘RamgarhiaSikhCentre’onfacebook.

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Adel Art GroupLearntopaintwithAlexPurves.Tues7–9pmatOldStables,BackChurchLane.Newmemberswelcome.Details:JohnHartley01943874162

Bramhope Arts Clubmeets7.30pm,RobertCravenMemorialHall,OldLane.Aprilpracticalevenings:Mon8(charcoal);15th(DVDworkshop);22nd(makingcreativeequipment);29th(primarycolourpainting).Newmemberswelcome.Details:Jeff01423508867

Chinese Brush Painters Society XiaoBaiWorkshopsSat13Apr:TraditionalLandscapes;Sun14Apr:Basictechniquesforflowers&birds.10am–4pm,Pool-in-WharfedaleMemorialVillageHall,ArthingtonLane.Newmemberswelcome.Details:AnneAllan01422368482,[email protected]

Farsley & District Art ClubmeetsMon/Wed/Thursfordrawing&paintingatstudiosinWestroydPark,NewSt,FarsleyLS28.Apr3:OildemonstrationbyJeremyTaylor.Apr20-28:Annualexhibition.Details:www.farsleyartclub.org.uk

Flower Arranging1stThursofmonth,1.30pm&7.30pmatPaxtonHall,186KirkstallLane,LS6.Beginnerswelcome.Details:KathHall2752436,[email protected]

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Horsforth Arts Society Spring Exhibition10amSat20Apr–5pmSun28AprTheStudio,15BackLane,Horsforth.Originalpaintings&craftworkforsale,includingwoodcarvings.OpenSat&Sun10am–5pm;Weekdays1–3pm;Wed24Apr6-8pm.Details:2590259www.horsforthartsociety.wordpress.com

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Headingley Farmers’ Market2ndSatofmonth,TheRoseGardeninfrontofTheArc,NorthLane.9am–12.30pm.

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Ralph Thoresby Spring Fayre & Car Boot SaleSat11May,10am–2pm.Bouncycastles,tombola,allthefunofthefair!£5percar/table.Admission50por£1perfamilyof4.Details:PaulBell,RalphThoresbySchool3368181

St Gemma’s Spring FairSat23March,10am–3pmatHospice,HarrogateRd.Moortown.Beautifulgifts,tombolas,EasterEggHunt@11am&2pm,kidscrafts,facepainting,EasterBunny.CelebrityappearancefromPeppaPig1pm!Deliciousfood,plantsale,livemusic&coolStreetDanceperformance.

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Adel Bridge ClubmeetsFri,7.15pmAdelMemorialHall,ChurchLane.RelaxedChicagoBridgeclub.Newmembersallabilitieswelcome.Nopartnerneeded.Details:Janice2306387or07713402405

Adel Crag Community Assoc.keepsyouinformedaboutwhatishappeninginyourneighbourhoodUp-to-dateinformationonlocalnews,eventsetc.Details:FrancisGarbutt2610846,www.adelcrag.org.com

Adel & District Horticultural Societymeets2ndMoninmonth,7.45pmatFriendsMeetingHouse,NewAdelLane.8April:‘FantasticFoliage’byHilaryHuston.Details:MrsTarnEverett2613095

Adel & District Horticultural Society Spring Flower Show6Apr,2–4.15pm,MethodistChurchHall,HoltLane,Adel.Entriesfromnon-memberswelcome.Flowerdisplays,crafts&widevarietyofplantsforsale.Details:Sylvia2671708.

Adel Neighbourhood Forum Public Consultation Sat20Apr,10am-4pmAdelStJohntheBaptistPrimarySchool,LongCauseway.Everyonewelcome,particularlyresidents,businesses&thoseinterestedindevelopmentissuesinAdel&theirimpactoncommunityservices.Details:[email protected]

Air Yorkshire Aviation SocietyInterestedinaviation,aircraftold&new,airports?Regularguestspeakers,monthlymagazine,trips&socialevents.Details:DaveSenior2821818,www.airyorkshire.org.uk

Alwoodley Motor Club EveryotherThurs,8.30pm,TheWharfedaleInn,ArthingtonLane.Allwelcome.Details:3910403,www.alwoodleymc.org.uk.

Bradford Circle for Foreign LanguagesItalianSectionTues,FrenchSectionThurs.7.30–9pmat10EldonPlace,Bradford.BD13AZ.Speakers,debates,quizzes,music,games&conversationinItalianorFrench.Details:Italian-ChrisThomas07900988345,French-PhilipBooth01274817209,www.bradfordcirclefor-foreignlanguages.org.uk

Bramhope in BloomAwarded‘SilverGilt’2012.NewprojectsplannedthisSpring.Newvolunteersmostwelcome.Details:KitHemsley2037666,[email protected].

Bramhope Bridge ClubmeetsMon1pm,&Tues&Thurs7pm,RobertCravenMemorialHall,OldLane.Friendlyduplicatebridgesessions.Newmemberswelcome.Details:LeslieBrown2502378

Cookridge Community Film Societyinvitesgueststoitsfilms(£4).7.30pmCookridgeMethodistChurchHall.10April:‘CoolRunnings’.Details:Shirley2672464

Cookridge Gardening ClubmeetsWed17Apr,7.30pmCookridgeMethodistChurchHall,whenPeterBakerwillreminisce–‘ReturntotheContinentofmyYouth’.Nonmemberswelcome£2/members50p.

Cookridge & Horsforth U3Ameets8Apr,10.30amCookridgeVillageHall;22Apr10.30amStMargaret’sParishCentre,Horsforth;13May,10.30amCookridgeVillageHall.Details:07876562686,www.u3asites.org.uk/Cookridge

Delicious Bites Cookery GroupmeetsTues1–3pm,AllHallowsChurch,24RegentTce.HydeParkLS6.Sharerecipes&learntopreparecuisinefromaroundtheworld.Demonstrations,tastings.Details:3188960,[email protected]

Friends of The HolliesWorkingSessionSat13Apr,10amHolliescarpark-allwelcome.AnnualPlantSaleSat11May.Pleasecomealong&supportthisworthwhilecause.

Friends Hunger Hills Woodsholdregularworkparties2ndSatinmonth.Meet10amHallLaneoppchildren’splayground.Details:PaulShagouri2583140,[email protected]

Friends Hunger Hills WoodsAnnualBluebellWalkSun29Apr.Meet2pmHallLaneoppHallParkplayground.ExplorethewoodswithLeedsRangerSteveJoulwhentheBluebellsareattheirbest.

Friends of Lawnswood CemeteryActionDays1stSateachmonthtohelptidythecemetery.UndersupervisionofParks&CountrysideRanger.Meet10aminmaincarpark,OtleyRd.Tools&hotdrinksprovided.

Friends of Leeds City MuseumsraisefundstofinanceacquisitionsforLeeds’museums,throughrangeofexcitingtrips&socialevents.Newmemberswelcome.Details:2693899,[email protected]

Greenpeace Leedsmeet1stMonofmonth,6.30pmWharfChambers,WharfSt,LS2(byTheCalls).Jointhegrowingactiontoprotectourforests,oceans&stopclimatechaos.Details:Joe07929610773,www.greenpeace.org.uk/groups

Headingley Games ClubThurs6.30–10.30pmatHEART,BennettRd.Boardgames:Settlers,PuertoRico,Carcassonne,mstEuro-games,etc.Tabletopgames:40k,Hordes,FlamesofWar,Warmachine&RolePlayingGames.Details:2759762,http://headingleygamesclub.com

Holt Park Tenants & Residents AssociationProvidesavoiceforresidents&tenantsinHoltParkarea.RegularmonthlymeetingsatRalphThoresbySchool.Details:AlanMann07901656886,www.holtparktra.btck.co.uk

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Horsforth Cemetery Needs Volunteers!Friendlygroupwouldlovesomenewmembers.MeetinsidegatesofHorsforthCemetery(adjacenttoParkLaneCollege)CalverleyLane,1stSatofmonth10am–12noon.Details:07960221417

Horsforth Duplicate Bridge ClubWeds7.15pm&Thurs1.15–4.30pmTheHorsforthClub,NewRoadSide.Newmemberswelcome.Details:MikeBent2581580

Horsforth Retired People’s Clubmeets2nd&4thThurs,9.30–11amStMargaret’sParishCentre.Speakers&timetosocialise.Visitors&prospectivememberswelcome.Details:EverettCooke2589149,BerylHarland2586907

Kaleidoscope Social Clubforover50s&unattachedwithzestforlife.Monthlyprogrammeofevents.Notadatingagency.Details:2621455or2612619,www.kaleidoscopeleeds.weebly.com

Leeds Anglo German ClubMon8Apr:7.30pmHeadingleyStColumba’sURC,talkonBrecht&Weill’sThreepennyOperabyFleurSpeakman.Fri12Apr:7.30pmHEART,Headingley,DortmundEveningwithGeoffTranter.Mon15Apr:10am–12LanguageCafé,LawnswoodArms.Wed17Apr:GermanCircles’Dinner,SandalFarm.Details:2687697

Lawnswood Bridge ClubTues1pmLawnswoodYMCA.SmallfriendlyclubplayingChicago.Newmemberswithpartnerwelcome.Details:2852522

Leeds Caledonian SocietyMon15April,8–10pm,finalclubnightofseasonTheStables,BackChurchLane,Adel.AGMWed8May.Details:2670424

Leeds Combined Arts Poetry,Prose&MusicWed17Apr,7.30pmatHEART,BennettRd,Headingley.HostJohnCoopey,theme‘Travel’.(Allwelcometoreadin2ndhalf).Entry£3/£1

Leeds Hospital AlertSmallgroupcampaigningforpreservationoftheNHS.MeetsMuirCourt,StMichael’sRd.LS6.UpcomingmeetingsTues16Apr,Tues14May,Wed12June.Details:BeatriceRogers2785495,[email protected]

Leeds Microscopical Societycanhelpanyoneinterestedinusingamicroscope.Details:MikeSmith2935991,leedsmicroscopical.org.uk

Leeds Movie MakersGetmoreoutofyourcamcorder&filmmaking.StainbeckUnitedReformedChurchHall,StainbeckLane(rearentrance),Fri7:30pm.Details:GeorgeWoolley2256444,DoreenWood2782972.

Leeds Oxfam Groupcampaignsonissuesofinteresttoeveryoneconcernedaboutglobaljustice.Paneldiscussionplannedonimportanceofinternationalaid.Volunteersneededtofillinteresting

roles.Details:www.oxfamleeds.org.uk/,orFacebook

Leeds Photographic Society(oldestphotographicsocietyinworld)meetsTues7.30pmStEdmund’sChurchHall,LidgettParkRd,Roundhay,LS8.Membersofallabilities.Visitors&prospectivememberswelcome.Details:2650651,www.lps1852.co.uk

Leeds Skyrack Lions Clubmeets2nd&4thThurs,7.45pmNewHeadingleyClub,56StMichael’sRd.Headingley.Newmembers&helperswelcome.HelpneedyofLeeds&createnewfriendships.Details:01943510106,[email protected],www.105c.org.uk/leedsskyrack

Let’s Go LEEDS!Free,volunteerrunsocialgrouporganisingvarietyofeventsinNorthLeeds&citycentre.Allages&friendlypeoplewelcome.Details;www.lets-go-leeds.co.uk

Mah JongThurs10am–12noonRobertCravenMemorialHall.Lively,Chinesegameplayedwithsmalltiles.Happy,friendlygroup.Noexperiencenecessary.Details:Jenny2300094

Meanwood Men’s SocietyMon8Apr:SupperNight,WhiteSwan,Yeadon,meet7.30pmMeanwoodShoppingCentre.Mon22Apr:Talk–‘Ships/Engines’,7.30pmatMeanwoodInstitute.Details:Mark2747611,Colin2746316

Mercury Movie MakersmeetWed,7.30pmRawdonConservativeClub.Excellentsyllabusforanyonewithavideocamera/camcorder.Details:2577274,www.mercurymoviemakers.com

North Leeds Model Flying ClubNewmemberswelcome.Buildingorflying,plentyoffriendlyadvice.RegularmeetingsHorsforthorairfieldatAlmscliffCrag.Details:2178348,www.nlmfc.org

Otley & Wharfedale MacMillan Cancer Support Fundraising Groupmeetsmonthlytoplanevents.Newmemberswelcome.Detailsortobookspeaker:2613758/01943467299

Oxfam Poetry EveningWed3Apr,7pmOxfamBooksHeadingley.Theme:‘WhatitMeanstobeRich’.FreeDonationswelcome.

Paxton Horticultural Society Spring ShowSat6AprilPaxtonHall,186KirkstallLane,LS5.Opentopublic2–4.30pm.SchedulesavailablefromGrahamWheatley2563055

Philosophical Fiction GroupTues9Apr,7.30pmOxfamBookshop,Headingley.Discussingshortphilosophicalnovels,between150-300pages.Tues9:‘Nausea’byJean-PaulSartre.Details:[email protected]

Royal Park Community Consortiummeetsregularly.Details:Sue07796784018,Paul07962

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Social Events ClubMeals,pubnights,theatre/film/music,walks,badminton,bookgroup,weekendsaway,holidays&more.Mainlyover30s.Details:www.leedsivc.org.uk

The Other Bridge ClubFriendlybridgeplayedThurs7.15–10.15pmRobertCravenMemorialHall,Bramhope.Newmemberswelcome.Details:Sandra01943463332

Trackrod Motor ClubMeets1stTues,9.30pmOldModerniansClub,CookridgeLane.NewMemberswelcome.Details:www.trackrodmotorclub.co.uk

Human Writes in Leeds (HWIL)meetsmonthly,centralLeeds(daytime).Participantsbringshortpieceoftheirwritingfordiscussion.Details:Warwick07714720234,[email protected]

MUSIC

Amici SingersFriendlymixedvoicechoirwelcomesnewsingers.Noauditions.RehearsalsThurspmatAdelMethodistChurch.Details:2285932,2671292.

Bell Ringing at St Chad’sThurs7.30–9pm.Beginners&experiencedringerswelcome.Details:SimonFuters2300186,[email protected]

Chippendale SingersMixedvoicechoir,meetsWed,7.45–9.30pmMethodistChurch,Boroughgate,Otley.Folksongs,spirituals&sacredworks,songsfromshows.Vacanciesformalesingers(musicreadersessential).Details:[email protected]:JanWilkinson01943461318www.chippendalesingers.co.uk

Leeds Folk Fiddle GroupmeetsThurs,7.15pmYorkshireCollegeofMusic&Drama,1StMark’sAve,LS2.Allabilitieswelcome.English,Scottish&Irishmusic.Details:Iveta07546459409,[email protected]

Horsforth Choral SocietyRehearsesMon7.30–9.30pmStMargaret’sParishCentre,Horsforth.Friendly,hardworkingsociety.Lookingforvoicesinallsections.AnnualSocietyDinnerHorsforthGolfClub13Apr.Details:[email protected]

Horsforth Leeds City Brass BandFriendly,communitybrassbandwelcomesnewplayers.Possibleinstrumentloan.Rehearsals:Mon7.30–9.30pmLeedsTrinityUniversityCollege,BrownberrieLane,Horsforth.Details:HannahRowlands2500208,BettyEmberton2676529

Lawnswood Singers Femalechoir,practicesWed7.30pmHolyTrinityChurch,GreenLane,Cookridge.Goodfemalesingerswelcome.Widerepertoire,friendlypeople!Details:BrendaHawer2671292,www.lawnswoodsingers.co.uk

Leeds Guild of SingersWelcomesnewmembers,especiallytenors&basses.Confidentsight-readers.Singingrenaissance&contemporarymusic.RehearsalsTues7.30–9.30pmLeedsUniversity.Details:[email protected]

Moor VoicesWedfortnightly,7.30–9pm,OldTetleyHall,Headingley.Informalsinginggroup.Beautifulharmoniesfromaroundtheworld.Noauditions,noexperienceneeded.Details:2783120,[email protected]

Music from Film & StageSat20Apr,7.30pmMeanwoodMethodistChurch,GreenRd.PresentedbyMeanwoodVillageAssociation&FeaturingEllandSilverBand.Tickets£5fromJ.Brewer2741449,A.Burgess2758421,orP.Bewell2755415

Phoenix Concert BandCommunityconcertbandforplayersGrade6&over.RehearsalsThurs7.30–9.30pmTheGrammarSchoolatLeeds.Details:[email protected],www.phoenixband.co.uk

Players for PleasurePlayingopportunitiestoadultamateurmusicians.Alllevels,allinstruments,allagesover18.Friendly,informal&supportiveatmosphere.Details:www.playersforpleasure.co.uk

SING!HealingVoicessinginggroupmeetsTues,2-4pmSwarthmoreEducationCentreLS3.Supportive,spacetosing&havefun.Details:3056621,[email protected]

Society of Recorder Players–meets2nd&4thSatpminBingley&Headingley.Intermediateplayers,allrecorders.Newmemberswelcome.Details:Caroline01943467348

West Riding Opera Vacanciesforchorusmemberstoparticipateinconcerts.Allvoicerangeswelcome,noaudition.Details:01274595978,[email protected]

The White RosettesFemalebarbershopchorus,12xnationalchampions,rehearseWed7.30–10pmMoorlandsSchool,FoxhillDr,WeetwoodLane,LS16.Details:JanSpencer07852210640,[email protected]

Yorkshire Late Starter Strings(YLSS)rehearseSat,10am–12.30pm.Friendly,informalorchestraofadultlearners.Allabilitieswelcome.Specificbeginnersgroup.Details:www.ylss.org

Fairfax SingersSeekTenorRehearseBurley-in-WharfedaleCatholicChurchHallLS29.Details:DorothyHawkshaw01943877464,www.fairfaxsinger.org.uk

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Bramhope Meeting PointThurs2–4pmMethodistChurchHall.RunbyOpal&BramhopeMethodists.Meetnewfriends,listentoaspeaker,orjoininanactivity.£1.Details:2678001

Cookridge Luncheon ClubmeetsWed,12–1.30pmCookridgeMethodistChurch,TinshillRd.Hotmealforjust£4.Goodfood,goodcompany.Details:Liz2610675

Craft ClubThurs,2.15–4pmStainbeckChurch,StainbeckRd,LS7.Informalgroupforallcraftingabilities.Joiningroupactivitiesorbringyourown.Allwelcome.Details:3930600,www.interact.uk.net

Leeds & Bradford Friendship Groupmeets1stWed,1.30pmPudseyCivicHallLS285TA.Speakerorentertainment2pm.Friendship&activitiesforpeopleofretirementage.Daysout,dining,walks,computers,etc.Newmemberswelcome.Details:2585955or2675657

Lunch ClubMons&Weds11am-1.30pm(£4).StainbeckUnitedReformedChurch,StainbeckRd.Meal,friendship,gentleexercise.Transportprovided.Volunteerswelcome.Details:AvrilorBrian2935847,Angela2253766

Luncheon Clubmeets12noonTuesHeadingleyMethodistChurchHall,ChurchSt.Openallover60.Newmemberswelcome.Twocoursehotmeal£4.Pleasebook.Details:2755615,2751592

OWLS (OlderWiserLocalSeniors)providesactivitiesforseniorsinHeadingley,Burley,LittleWoodhouse&partsofKirkstall.Membershipfreeto60sorover.Details:3697077,[email protected]

St Chad’s Lunch ClubWeds12-1.30pmStChad’sParishCentre.Tasty2-coursemeal&goodcompany£4.50.OpentoallofretirementageclosetoStChad’s.Transportprovided.Details:Anne2749917,Claire2752917

Sequence Tea DancesMon2–4pm,BramhopeMethodistChurchHall.Everyonewelcome.Details:Marjorie2679802.

SPIRITUAL

Adel Baptist Congregation Sundayservices10.30amAdelPrimarySchool,Tilelane,LS16.Informalwithmixtureofcontemporary&traditionalsongs.Alsovarietyofdaytime&eveninggroups.Details:2754989

Adel Methodist Church(cornerHoltLane/GainsboroughAve).SundayServices10.30am.JuniorChurch10.30am.

Adel St John the Baptist Church Lane.EasterDayServices:31March6amDawnService,usualservices8&10am(noEvensong).

Bramhope Methodist Church SundaysServices:10amMorningWorship.PrayerBreakfast2ndSun8.30am.Alive@9on4thSunday,9aminformalworshipforyoungfamilies.EveningCommunion4thThurs8pm.MorningCommunion2ndTues.Allwelcome.

Catholic Churches OurLadyofKirkstallparishcoversLeeds16,Horsforth&Kirkstall.Churches:HolyName,OtleyOldRd(2678257);SaintMary’s,BroadgateLane,Horsforth(2582607);TheAssumption,SpenLane.ParishPriest:FrPASmythe,AssistantPriest:FrBKAkpoigbe.www.ourladyofkirkstall.org.uk

Christian Meditation GroupMeetseveryotherTues,7.30pmTrinityUniversityCollege,Horsforth.PartofWorldCommunityforChristianMeditation.Allwelcome.Details:2583780,www.christianmeditation.org.uk

Cookridge Methodist Church 10.30amMorningWorship.Allageswelcome.Crèchefacilities&refreshments.1stSunofmonth:FamilyParadeService-informal,friendlyworshipforallages.

DharmaMind Meditation & DiscussionThurs7–9pmTheYogaSpace,Meanwood.Sidedoor,upstairs.Suitableforall.Suggesteddonation£3.Details:Tom7702565336,[email protected],www.dharmamind.net

Fourth Way Philosophy Group IntroductiontoFourthWayofGIGurdjieff.Readingsfrom‘InSearchoftheMiraculous’.MeetingsinLeeds&Otley.Free.Details:07581080667,[email protected],www.gurdjieff-leeds.com

Free Group MeditationSun7-8pm(ex3rdSun:6.30-7.30pm).Experiencepeace&calmwithguidedmeditations.BrahmaKumaris,WestPark.Details:2757727,[email protected],

Hare Krishna ProgrammeTues7–8.30pmCardiganCentre,145CardiganRd.LS6.MantraMeditation,KirtanaYoga,EnchantingMusic,EcstaticDancing,DiscoursesonBhagavadGita&GreatVegetarianFood.Allwelcome.Details:07726688778,[email protected]

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Holy Trinity MeanwoodSun8.30amSaidHolyCommunion(callorseewebsiteforvenue);10amSungEucharist;11.30amGather(relaxedcafestyle).2ndWeds10amHolyCommunion.AllWelcome.Details:2757885,www.holytrinitymeanwood.org.uk

Horsforth Churches Together Café ofHopeThurs25Apr,7.30–9.30pmListerHillBaptistChurch.‘CelebratingHope&ShapingourFuture’-foranyoneinterestedinChristianWitness.Details:[email protected]

Learn to meditate FWBO Leeds Buddhist Centre.Contemporaryapproachtomeditation,mindfulness&theBuddhisttradition.Classesinyoga,chronicpain&stressmanagement.Details:2445256,www.leedsbuddhistcentre.org

Leeds Reformed Baptist ChurchSundayservices10:30am&6pm.Activitiesthroughweekat20CottageRd,incl.pre-school,children’sclubs,toddlers&variousothergroups.Details:2758996,www.leedsrbc.org

Leeds Vineyard Sundayservices10amRalphThoresbySchool,HoltPark.Details:2459111,www.leedsvineyard.org

Meanwood Valley Baptist ChurchMeanwoodCommunityCentre,StainbeckAve.Sundayservice11am,coffee10.30am.Details:2757215,www.mvbc.org.uk

Meditation & Modern Buddhism ClassesTue7.30-9.30pmatRatnasambhavaCentre,22WetherbyRd,Oakwood,LS8;Thurs7.30-9.30pmatYorkshireDance,3StPeter’sBuilding,LeedsLS9.Details:2652188,[email protected],orwww.meditationinleeds.org

Our Lady of Lourdes Church130CardiganRd,LS6SundayMass8.45am;FriHolyHourwithMass7pm.Details:2259751www.dioceseofleeds.org.uk

Quaker Meeting for Worship & Children’s MeetingSun10.45amQuakerMeetingHouse,188WoodhouseLane,LS2www.leedsquakers.org.uk

South Parade Baptist Church,NorthLane,Headingley.LivelyservicesSundays10.30am(+JuniorChurch)&6.30pm.Allwelcome.

St Augustine’s Church(Wrangthorn),HydeParkCorner10.30amSundayservices.1st,2nd&4thSundaysHolyCommunion,3rdSundayshorterfamilyservice.6.30pmeveningservice.AllWelcome.

St John the Baptist,ChurchLane,AdelSundayServices8&10am,&6.30pm.AlsoWed11am.Allwelcome.

St Luke’s Lutheran ChurchAlmaRd,Headingley.WorshipSun10.30am,followedbyrefreshments.Allwelcome.OpenDaySat30June10am.

St Michael & All Angels Headingley Parish ChurchServicetimes:Wed10.30amCommunionService;Thurs8amCommunionService;2nd&4thSun8amCommunionService;SunParishCommunion10am;CommunionService12.30pm;Evensong6.30pm.Allwelcome.Details:www.st-michaels-headingley.org.uk

St Urban’s Catholic ChurchGroveLane,LS6.Masstimes:Sun10.30am;Mon–Fri9.15am;TuesMassRosaryBenediction7pm;Sat11amExpositionoftheBlessedSacrament,12noonMass,6pm(SunVigil).Details:2259751www.dioceseofleeds.org.uk

Serenity CirclemeetsTues7.30–9pmHorsforthHealingCentre,58VictoriaMt.Includesguidedmeditation.Focusondifferentaspectofspiritualityeachweek.Details:2581126/07906065694

Stillness GroupMonatFriends’MeetingHouse,136StreetLane,RoundhayLS8.BasedonteachingsofEckhartTolle,authorofThePowerofNow&ANewEarth.Details:Sally07884332644,www.peacenowhere.com

West Park United Reformed Church,SpenLane.SundayService10.30am.Crècheforyoungchildren.Refreshmentsafterservice.Allwelcome.

SUPPORT

Arthritis Care Leeds Branchmeets3rdTues,7.30–9pm,StChad’sParishCentre,FarHeadingley.Newmemberswelcome.Details:Pat2757694

Crohn’s & Colitis UK SupportforpeoplewithInflammatoryBowelDisease(IBD)&theirfamilies.Regularmeetings.Details:08451306809,[email protected],www.groups.crohnsandcolitis.org.uk/Leeds

Different StrokesInvitesstrokesurvivorstojointhem,Wed1.45–3.45pm,AdelStables,BackChurchLane.Incl.hourofexercise.Details:LindaMcLean2254744

Headingley Mindfulness Group Meet2ndMon,7–9pm.Supportgroupwelcomespeopleinterestedinmindfulnessmeditationpracticeforstressreduction(MBSR).Details:Dot2745167

Leeds Coeliac GroupFri19Apr,7pmJaKsIceCreamParlour,19CrossHills,HighSt,Kippax,LS25.GlutenfreeFish&Chips.Details:SandraMcLean07711768850,[email protected]

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Leeds SamaritansConfidential,non-judgementalsupport24hoursadayforthoseexperiencingfeelingsofdistressordespair.Theylistenforaslongasyouneed.Details:2456789,08457909090

Open Door CaféForpeoplewithdementia&theircarers.LastMon(exbankhols),2-4pm,NewHeadingleyClub,StMichael’sRd.Details:2311727

Overeaters AnonymousTues7pmatHEARTHeadingley;Weds6.30pmatRoundhayFriendsMeetingHouse;Sat10amatRawdonFriendsMeetingHouse.Allwelcome.Details:07981940603,www.oagb.org.uk

Parkinson’s UKLeedsmeet2ndWed,2pmStChad‘sParishCentre,Headingley.ExerciseclassesinOtley,Horsforth,Moortown.Details:LindaThompson,01943461640

Wharfedale General Hospital Cardiac Club(affiliatedwithBritishHeartFoundation)Forformercardiacpatients&theirpartners.Takepartinexerciseclassesundersupervisionofqualifiedinstructors.Mon,Wed&ThursWharfedaleGeneralHospital.£3.Details:CliveWilkinson2671721

The Yorkshire Cancer Help CentreDayTherapyUnit,StMichael’sHospice,HarrogatetwoSaturdayseachmonth.Supportforpeoplewithcancer&theirlovedones.Details:Esme01423881392/Karen01937573166,www.ychc.org.uk

TALKS & DISCUSSIONS

Forum 2000Wed,10amatGroveCentre,NewSt,Horsforth.10Apr:DrJohnHargreaveson‘RichardOastler&SlaveryinYorkshire’.17Apr:‘ReligioninKorea’withProfessorKirsteenKim,LeedsTrinityUniversity.24Apr:PatrickJEyres,WentworthCastleHeritageTrust.Details:2583521,[email protected]

Horsforth Historical Societymeetsmonthly,7.30pmTheStableBlockbehindHorsforthMuseum.16Apr:AlexPurvespresents‘Outsiders-paintingintheopenair’.Refreshments&raffle.£2.CoffeemorningslastSat.

Leeds Astronomical Society 2ndWed.Guestspeakerpresentation&regulartelescopenightsatQuakerFriendsMeetingHouse,WoodhouseLane,LS2.

Visitorswelcome.Details:[email protected],www.leedsastronomy.org.uk

Leeds DFAS (Decorative & Fine Arts Society)Wed17Apr,1.45pmCastleGroveMasonicCentre,MoorRd,Headingley,RosemaryRansome-Wallis,collectionscuratorattheWorshipfulCompanyofGoldsmiths,presents‘SilverTreasuresof20th&21stCenturies’.Guests£5.Details&tobook:AnnLightman2611363

Leeds RSPB Group Wed17Apr,7.30pmFriendsMeetingHouse,188WoodhouseLane.TalkbyStevenRutherford,aboutbirds&wildlifeof‘DearneValley:OldMoor’.Allwelcome.Details:[email protected]

Lunchtime Talk:FromGlassPlatetoPixelsFri12Apr,12.30–1.30pmLeedsTownHall.AdigitaljourneythroughYorkshirewithBeccyShipman,DigitalContent&CopyrightCoordinator,UniversityofLeeds.Doscoveranexcitingprojectbringing19Cphotographcollectiontolife.Tickets$4/£3from2243801

Mind, Body, Spirit EveningWed24Apr,7.30pmHEART,BennettRd,Headingley.WritersHelenSant,&VinceMihillhosttalkonTheTarot,incl.itshistory,meaningofcards,differentdecks,+practicaldemonstration.Fun,interestingevent.£3.50/£3

‘Mysteries of The Titanic’Tues16Apr,2–4pmCookridgeVillageHall.TalkbyTonyMac.Tickets(£4)from2673621,2674706orondoor.

Royal Meteorological Society Monthlypublictalksonallaspectsofweather&climatechangeatSchoolofEarth&Environment,UniversityofLeeds.24Apr7pm:‘Howhaverecentchangesinatmosphericcirculation&jetstreampatternsaffectedBritishSummerclimate?’Free.Details:[email protected],http://tinyurl.com/rmetsyc

Talking Allowed in Leeds(TAIL)Fri12Apr,1.45pmVeritasAle&WineBar,GreatGeorgeSt.Thismonth’stopic:‘Canwetrustourreason?’Details:[email protected]

‘Italy, Leeds & Global Society’ Wed17Apr,5.30LeedsCityLibrary.ItalianNoirWriterMassimoCarlottodiscussestheglobalisedsocietyweliveinwithDrGigliolaSulis(theUniversityofLeeds).Free.Allwelcome.In

ItalianwithEnglishinterpreter.Details:www.leds.ac.uk/livitaly

WOMEN’S GROUPS

Adel Ladies Luncheon Club meets1stWed,CastleGroveMasonicHall,CastleGroveDr.LS6.3April:‘Retirement?Whatretirement?’withMaggiPoppa,formerBBCjournalist&broadcaster;1May:RuthPatmanpresentstheYorkshireFilmArchive.Details:MrsHuntley2301584

Bramhope Methodist ChurchThursdayGroup2ndThurs,8pm.Warmwelcometoladieswhoenjoyaneveningout,speakers,activities&achat.

Cookridge WILively,mixedagegroupmeets1stTues,7.30pmHolyTrinityCofESchool,GreenLane.Variousactivities,talks&outings.Everyonewelcome.Details:[email protected].

Meanwood WImeetsTues16Apr,7.30pmMeanwoodInstitute,GreenRd.Allwelcome.AlanPughpresents‘DeiGoestoWar’.AllWelcome.Details:2945626

Methodist Women’s Luncheon ClubMonthlymeetingsatDevonshireHall,Headingley2ndWed.Goodfood&excellentspeakers!Newmemberswelcome.Details:Shirley2579381.

Muslimah Mums’GroupAhubofsisterliness.Details:[email protected]

Soroptimist InternationalMeet2ndMon,7pmWeetwoodHall.Allladieswelcome.Details:www.sigbi.org/leeds

‘Stitches’Meanwoodknitting,crochet,sewing&chatgroup.Details:KathCopeland2946510

The Tuesday Club-Ladies’LunchGrouplastTues,12.30pmDevonshireHall,CumberlandRd,Headingley,followedbytalk.Details:[email protected]

White Rose Ladies Speakers Club2nd&4thMonFarsleyLibrary,OldRd,FarsleyLS28.Friendlyenvironmentinwhichtoimproveyourspeakingskills.Details:StephanieHanson2550824,[email protected]

Yorkshire Countrywomen’s Association2ndThurs,1.30pmRobertCravenMemorialHall,Bramhope.Newmemberswelcome.

MISC/ EVENTS

Evening of Light Entertainment Sat13Apr,7.30pmBramhopeMethodistChurch,Eastgate,featuringtheFairfaxSingers&BramhopeVillagePlayers.Tickets£5.Details:Lindsey2673649,orondoorwww.fairfaxsingers.org.uk

Films at HEARTTues16Apr,8pmHEART,BennettRd.Headingley–‘TheAngel’sShare’.

Hope Pastures Horse & Donkey SanctuaryWeetwoodLane,LS16.Visitorswelcome10am–2.45pm.Free.Donationswelcome.Details:2614344,www.hopepastures.org

Horsforth MuseumreopensendofMarch.DisplayofQueen’sportraitbyHowardsCarlisle’spaintingclassesincoffeeroom.AlsopaintingsbylocalartistValJennings.CoffeemorningslastSatofeachmonth

Open Your Garden for St Gemma’sShowoffyourgarden&raisefunds!Holdyouownevent&beincludedinHospice’s2013OpenGardensbooklet.StGemma’swillprovideallthesupportyouneed.Details:Jenny2185565,[email protected]

‘The Man Who Stopped the Desert’ FilmnightfundraiserSun28Apr,8–9.30pmatWeetwoodSchool,LS165NW.Aninspiring,moving&powerfuldocumentary.InaidofBeaconRidgePrimary,DurbanTownship,SAfrica.Tickets£2.50min,[email protected]

‘A Wedding in India’Wed3April,7pmGroveCentre,NewSt.Horsforth.Free.Lightrefreshments&collectionforLeprosyMission.AtalkbyJackMyerswhorecentlyattendtheweddingofayoungmanwholivedwithhimfor21/2yearswhilestudyingArchitecture.AfabulouseventthatJackwouldliketoshare.Details:2819844

Volunteers Wanted!ToreadwithchildreninlocalNorthLeedsschools.Twohourscommitmentperweek.Details:ChristineatReadingMatters07841504374,[email protected]

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JasonChildbathroom

design and

installation

Prompt expert service including:

• Plastering

• Tiling

• Plumbing

• Electrical (Part P approved)

• Wet rooms

Cookridge 0113 2678530www.jasonchild.co.uk

quality serviceat affordable

prices

Luxury BathroomsPlus all plumbing, plastering

and specialist tiling work done

COMBI BOILERS FITTED& REPAIRED

ALL WORK INSUREDAND GUARANTEED

Call Mick on 0113 230 6346 / 07961 851 908

LUXURYBathroom Design

& Installation

Call Mick

0113 2306346

07961 851908

21 Parkside Place, Meanwood LS6 4NX

LUXURY BATHROOMSLUXURY BATHROOMS

A SPECIALITY

Plus all plumbing, plastering and

specialist tiling work done

All work insured & guaranteed

• Extensions, Porches & Internal Alterations• Garage & Loft Conversions• All Planning & Building Regulation Approvals

Contact David Lowe at thinkdesign(dbl) ltd for a free consultation

Mob: 07747 078257, Tel: 0113 2619819

thinking of extending?we can draw your plans for:

www.thinkplans.co.uk

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A Family run Leeds business with 20 years experienceA Family run Leeds business with 20 years experience

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Graham BellJoiner & Builder

Time served - over 25 years experienceall aspecTs of joinery work underTaken

• Fully fitted kitchens and bathrooms •• Internal & external doors, floors, garages, gates etc •

• Worktops fitted with no metal strips •

prompT & reliable servicekirkstall based - for a free quote call:

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BJM Design & BuilD

07809 60441707938 202 024 Leeds basedwww.tmstirk.co.uk

All aspects of building work including:

ExtEnsionsGaraGE & loft convErsionschimnEy brEast rEmovals

PlastErinG & PEbblE dashinGAll aspects of building work undertaken

Kitchens & bathroomsPlumbing, heating & electrical

Planning to fi nish

Tel: 07938 202 022 / 07938 202 024Leeds based

www.tmstirk.co.uk

Design & BuildLOFT CONVERSION SPECIALISTS

All aspects of building work undertakenKitchens & bathrooms

Plumbing, heating & electricalPlanning to fi nish

Tel: 07938 202 022 / 07938 202 024Leeds based

www.tmstirk.co.uk

Design & BuildLOFT CONVERSION SPECIALISTS

All aspects of building work undertakenKitchens & bathrooms

Plumbing, heating & electricalPlanning to fi nish

Tel: 07938 202 022 / 07938 202 024Leeds based

www.tmstirk.co.uk

Design & BuildLOFT CONVERSION SPECIALISTS

Design & Build

Multi-skilled TradesmenBrickwork

JoineryPlumbing

• Kitchen & Bathroom Specialists• DIY Disasters Repaired• Plastering• Internal/external building services

Property Maintenance and Repair

www.propertymaintenanceleeds.co.uk email: [email protected]

Tel: 0113 216 0869 Mob: 07931 473 974

JMC

BUILDERS & JOINERS DELIVERING MORE DOOR TO DOORTHAN ANY OTHER LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE IN ALL THESE AREAS: Adel Alwoodley Bramhope Chapel Allerton Cookridge Headingley Horsforth Meanwood Moortown Roundhay Weetwood West Park36,000 delivered door-to-door4,000 through local supermarkets40,000 MONTHLY The largest distribution lifestyle magazine in Leeds

T. 0113 274 8776E. [email protected]. WWW.NORTHLEEDSLIFE.CO.UK

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Fast Drying Times, Fabric Protection, Spot, Stain & Odour Removal

www.fabricleansolutions.co.uk

Carpet and Upholstery Cleaners• Carpets clean & dry in 1-2 hours• Upholstery clean & dry in 3-4 hours

• No harmful chemicals or sticky residues• Local family fi rm – est. over 20 years• 1000s of satisfi ed customers• WE GUARANTEE OUR WORK

0113 288 8000CLEAN CARE

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Quality, mobile car paintwork repairs at a fraction of body shop costs

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Call ChipsAway Leeds now to arrange for your FREE ESTIMATE on 0113 208 9901 or visit www.chipsawayleeds.com

All our specialists are fully accredited mobile repair specialists with over twenty-five years repair experience between them.

Scratches and scuffs won’t dent your pocket

ChipsAwayChipsAwayQuality, mobile car paintwork repairs

at a fraction of body shop costs

Call Peter Howarth now to arrange for your FREE ESTIMATEon 07703 648 002

or visit www.chipsawayleeds.com

All our specialists are fully accredited mobile repair specialists with over twenty-fi ve years

repair experience between them.

REPAIRS F

ULLY

GUARANTEED

“A quality cleaning serviceyou can depend on”Domestic and offi ce cleaningOne-off cleans: moving house or offi ce?Weekly, fortnightly or monthly cleansWe use ‘eco-friendly’ productsCall us today, book a clean andreceive a 10% discount!

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EcoClean

Russ Gaunt DecoratorsPainter and Decorator

High Quality Work at Affordable Prices

30 years experience

Reliable & recommendedTel: 0750 66 88 029Tel: 0113 264 [email protected]

Over 30 years experience Quality serviceAssociated property maintenanceCoving & dado rails fittedFree estimatesHorsforth based

Phone: 0113 258 6143 Mob: 07921 000 151

No VAT

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DECORATORS

CLEANERS

CARPET CLEANING

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E: [email protected] 35 Kirkwood Grove, Cookridge LS16 7JR

PAINTER & DECORATOR

GARETH THOMPSON

T: 0113 225 3639M: 07944 430 677

Fully qualified & apprentice trained

FOR A PERFECT FINISH EVERY TIME

E: [email protected] 35 Kirkwood Grove, Cookridge LS16 7JR

PAINTER & DECORATOR

GARETH THOMPSON

T: 0113 225 3639M: 07944 430 677

Fully qualified & apprentice trained

FOR A PERFECT FINISH EVERY TIME

E: [email protected] 35 Kirkwood Grove, Cookridge LS16 7JR

PAINTER & DECORATOR

GARETH THOMPSON

T: 0113 225 3639M: 07944 430 677

Fully qualified & apprentice trained

FOR A PERFECT FINISH EVERY TIMEwww.gareththompsonpainteranddecorator.co.uk

ELECTRICIANS

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HOUSE & GARDEN IMPROVEMENT, MAINTENANCE,

CARE & REPAIR

General household repairs and installation of fi xtures, fl at pack furniture, laminate fl ooring, joinery and door hanging. Also kitchen fi tting,

bathrooms, gardens, patios and fencing.

We can help - no job too smallContact Keith to use our experienced and

skilled tradesman.

Tel.07860 237 619 or 0113 224 2733

Email: [email protected]

www.helpinghandyman.co.uk

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Reupholstery specialists. Parker Knoll, Cintique, Ercol, Bridgecraft and all other good quality furniture.From a small dining chair repair to a full suite re-upholstery. Sentimental items welcome.

07825 509597

Peter TaylorNAPIT (Part P Registered)

[email protected]

57elec tr ic alfifty sevenI N S T A L L A T I O N M A I N T E N A N C E I N S P E C T I O N T E S T I N G HANDYMAN

FURNITURE RESTORATION

GATES & RAILINGS

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Central Heating • Plumbing Landlords Certifi cates

Tel: 0800 699 0409Mob: 07792 710 [email protected]

www.heatwiseplumbing.com

547358

D . FRANKS PLASTERERS

Visit website for customer testimonials:www.franksplastering.com

Locally based domestic plastering specialists.FREE QUOTES on all aspects of internal and external plastering: skimming, boarding & rendering.

- Clean and tidy work guaranteed - 15 years experience - City & Guilds qualified

Contact Dave Franks on:Ph. 0113 274 1048 / Mob. 07796 381 346

GPS Plumbing & Heating• All plumbing work undertaken• Discounts for OAPs• Free 24 hour call out service

Call Sean on07900 49 49 08 0113 267 0419

GPS

Plum

bing

& H

eatin

g

WRAS & bpec unvented certified

PLASTERERS

S. NICHOLLSPLASTERINGAll aspects of plastering work including:

• Rendering• Patching• Re-skimmingCall Steve on:07940 119 081 0113 230 1702Cookridge Based

35 yearsexperienceNO JOB TOO SMALL

S. NICHOLLSPLASTERINGAll aspects of plastering work including:

• Rendering• Patching• Re-skimmingCall Steve on:07940 119 081 0113 230 1702Cookridge Based

35 yearsexperienceNO JOB TOO SMALL

PLUMBING & HEATING

[email protected]

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Leeds LocalPlumbing ExpertsFor all general plumbing including:

• Bathroom installation incl. tiling

• Leaks, bursts, repairs & maintenance

• No call out fee

• Fixed price quotes

Fully qualifi ed & insured local plumber

Call Alex 07730 560 422

[email protected]

www.nortonplumbing.co.uk

Bathroom suitesPlastering • Tiling

General plumbing workNo call out chargeNo job too small

Independent family business

Commercial and Domestic

All aspects of plumbing, heating & gas work undertaken

P. Kettlewell - gas safe engineer

Wet fl oors/shower pumps/tiling & much more

Please ring to discuss - free, no obligation quotes

Tel: 0113 279 0256 Mob: 07948 406 [email protected]

Independent family business

Commercial and Domestic

All aspects of plumbing, heating & gas work undertakenAll aspects of plumbing, heating & gas work undertakenAll aspects of plumbing, heating & gas work undertaken

P. Kettlewell - gas safe engineerP. Kettlewell - gas safe engineer

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All domestic heating services: servicing, repairs, boiler installation, fires & cookers, landlord certificates,

gas safety checks. General plumbing work.

Fully insured. Free no obligation quotations. Honest prices, friendly service.

0113 212 0808 / 07977 439926

GAS CENTRAL HEATING, GENERAL PLUMBINGTILING, BATHROOM INSTALLATION______________________________________________

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CORGI REGISTEREDFRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICEALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED

FOR A FREE ESTIMATE PLEASE CALLDAVE LOWE

TEL: 0113 2679004 MOB: 07961 432404

S CENTRAL HEATING, GENERAL PLUMBINGTILING, BATHROOM INSTALLATION______________________________________________

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CORGI REGISTEREDFRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICEALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED

FOR A FREE ESTIMATE PLEASE CALLDAVE LOWE

0113 2679004 MOB: 07961 432404

Gas Central Heating, General Plumbing, Tiling, Bathroom

Installation

• Boiler and gas appliance installation, repair and servicing

• Landlord safety certificates• Unvented hot water systems

For all your plumbing and heating needs, from dripping taps to full

installations, no job too small.• Gas Safe registered

• Friendly, reliable service

• All work fully guaranteed

For a free estimate please call Dave Lowe on:

Tel: 0113 267 9004Mob: 07961 432 404

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NEED A WINDOW CLEANER?TF Window Cleaning offers a friendly, reliable service at sensible prices.• Professional window cleaning• UPVC frames & conservatories• Guttering • For homes, shops, offices, restaurants etcContact Terry on: 07412 591976 or 0113 236 [email protected]

Need a WiNdoWCleaNer?

07412 591 976 or 0113 236 3083

VJR ROOFING SERVICESFlat Roof Specialists

CALL PETER0113 294 6383 / 0790 562 5512

FLAT ROOF PROBLEMS?Call the specialists...

• Flat Roof Specialists

• Slating & Tiling • Full Strip & Recovers

• Dormers/Garage Roofs

• Full Fascia & Soffi ts Replacement

• All repair work undertakenincluding insurance work

• All work fully guaranteed

hall’s roofing and building

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Flat roofs feltedFascias and soff i ts

UPVC gutteringVelux windows

Fall pipesPointing

Ridge tilesChimney stacks

Walls built and repairedExterior painting

tElEphonE

mr hall

0113 275 802807979 356726

138 ChurCh lanE, mEanwood,

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• Re-roofs & repairs• Gutters, fascias and soffits• All flat roofing• Insurance work• Pointing

Tel/Fax: 0113 278 3472 Mobile: 07747 110582Email: [email protected]

R. & D. SheridanRoofing Contractors

FREE honest quotationsAll work guaranteedOver 25 years experience

WINDOW CLEANING

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KD Carpets, New Road Side, Horsforth, Leeds LS18 4QDStores also at Harrogate, Knaresborough and Wetherby

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NEED YOUR CARSERVICED OR AN MOT?

YOU’RE IN GOOD HANDS WITH GROVE LANE GARAGEHeadingley’s favourite garageGrove Lane Garage is a family-run fi rm with a long-established reputation for excellent service and great value. Our ‘no frills’ approach means you only pay for work that needs doing and you can trust us to give an honest appraisal.

• Service and repair all makes and models• Fully qualifi ed, experienced mechanics• MOTs and servicing• Fault fi nding and general repairs• Great value air conditioning re-gas• Established over 30 years

SAVE MONEY AT YOUR LOCAL GARAGEYou can make huge savings at Grove Lane Garage compared to main dealers. We can service or repair your car, whatever make or model, and it won’t affect the manufacturer’s warranty!

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• Service and repair all makes and models

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• Established over 30 years

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NEED YOUR CAR SERVICED OR AN MOT?

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