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  • Bramhope couple turn their home into mini post office

    A couple have turned their dining room into a post office and given their village back at least part of its postal service. Jason Cullen and his partner Claire Watmough are turning their home in Bramhope into a mini post office and offering

  • Roadworks seem to come all at once

    EVERYONE wants to drive on safer roads with better surfaces and clearer junctions. So, on the face of it, announcements that first East Chevin (on Monday) and then West Chevin (no date confirmed, but probably nearer Christmas) roads are both to receive

  • Otley facing triple whammy of roadworks

    Motorists in Otley are facing a potential “triple whammy” of road disruptions and closures. East Chevin Road, one of the main routes to Otley Chevin and East Carlton, will close on Monday for up to three weeks to allow wide-ranging repairs

  • Stop using hospital as party political game

    I see the Conservative candidate for Leeds North West, Julia Mulligan, has penned another ill-judged letter, emailed presumably from her house on the Lancashire border Observer letters, October 1 She is even less aware of things in our area

  • A new dawn for Guiseley badminton player

    Guiseley badminton player Dawn Johnson won a solo gold and a bronze in the doubles when she competed in the Yorkshire Restricted tournament at York Railway Institute. They were competitors from all around Yorkshire both junior and senior players

  • Plans for new Apperley Bridge station are on track

    Plans to build a new railway station at Apperley Bridge and introduce extra carriages to cope with the increasing numbers of passengers are on track. The outline design for the Apperley Bridge station, and another station on the Airedale and Wharfedale

  • Guiseley pupils take a Wild West theme for fundraising

    A taste of the Wild West came to Guiseley School when staff and pupils raised money for research into genetic illnesses. Students paid £1 each to wear their own clothes for school – and sixth formers and teachers adopted a Western style of dress for

  • Youngsters put talents on show at Yeadon to help hospice

    Youngsters are taking part in a talent show to raise money for a children’s hospice. Almost 50 children from Scala Performing Arts in Horsforth, took part in auditions in front of three judgesin a bid to make it through to the The Scala Talent Show,

  • Welcome return for Mark to the Yeadon Town Hall stage

    Popular local thespian Mark Simister will be making a welcome return to Yeadon Town Hall stage when he revives his celebrated portrayal of Hysterium in The Grove and Rawdon’s production of A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To the Forum next month. Mark

  • Asset value could make this a hot property

    Public Service Properties Investments - 74.5p Those who believe that the property sector is now on the way up should take a look at Public Service Properties Investments, an AIM-listed company which released interim results for the six months ended

  • Leeds bin strike talks go into fourth day

    Talks to try to resolve a five-week bin strike that has affected homes in Aireborough, Horsforth and Wharfedale will continue today. Representatives from the trade unions GMB and Unison and Leeds City Council have been meeting this week to try to find

  • Pat writes her own bit of Pool history

    A woman who has played a key role in researching and celebrating the history of her village has been named its new Honorary Citizen. Pat Lazenby, of Park Way, is also the driving force behind Pool-in-Wharfedale’s successful Conservation Area bid, her