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Happy New Year to all our advertisers and readers. Welcome to thefirst issue of 2010!
As always there’s lots going on locally at the start of the year - there isa Wedding Fayre on the 31st January at Ossett Town Hall and two tributebands - AC/DC tribute Heatseeker in February and the genuineShowaddywaddy in March. If you enjoy old photographs, nostalgia andlocal history, a special exhibition will take place in the Ridings in March -A Window to Your Past - which is building on the success of last year’sevent - details are on page 18.
With the terrible weather over Christmas and at the beginning ofJanuary, the local shops need your support more than ever - businessesall over the country have suffered, except perhaps for those selling snowshovels, sledges and wellies!
A Thank You as always must go to everyone who has advertised with theWakefield North and to all our readers who use the advertisers withing themagazine - your support is very much appreciated and all the team wishyou all a very happy and prosperous 2010.
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The tastiest festival around returns next monthafter being nominated for a White Rose Award forTourism Event of the Year.
It will see 10 top chefs showcasing their skillsalongside television’s celebrity cook RosemaryShrager.
The Wakefield Council-run event will also seefood demonstrations from Rosemary as well aschefs including Wakefield’s young chef of the year,Josh Angell, and food champion Heather Copley,who is a regular at the festival.
The FDR takes place in Wakefield city centre onFebruary 26 and 27 and is set to be even biggerand better than last year. Other events during thetwo days include a free walking tour around thecity centre led by Kevin Trickett and a chance tojoin top-selling author Richard Bell as he recreatesone of his many walks from his book.
Cllr Denise Jeffery, WakefieldCouncil’s deputy leader and cabinetmember with responsibility for culture, said:” TheFDR is a fantastic opportunity for us to show thecountry our amazing local produce and culinarytalents.
“The festival is always extremely popular andthis one promises to be even better than ever.There’s a real variety of events on the menu whichmakes it perfect for a family day out as well as adelight for food fanatics.”
There will even be a red London bus servicecalled the Rhubarb Rover, run by local companyDavid Palmers, to take people from the city centreto the attractions including the return of thepopular specialist food market from DeliciouslyYorkshire.
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Yoga began more than 3,000 years ago in India.
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Yoga helps with weight-loss on two levels. On the
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Distress, low mood and worry are
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After the fantastic success of the last event, with an
incredible 2235 visitors in just two 7hr
days, l suppose it was more a question of
not if but when would the next event be,
l'm very pleased to inform everyone that
the Ridings management team lead by
Barbara Winston have once again made a
shop unit available to us for next year,
starting on the 10th Mar 11am press
launch by invitation only and the 12th
&13th March open to the public 9-30am to
4-30am each day, but please keep looking
in the windows from mid January for items
been displayed and information regarding
the event, the shop unit in question is at the moment
been used to sell Christmas calendar's, its next to H
Samuel,s as you enter from the Cathedral entrance.
The event will be run under the banner of A
Window To Your Past, the theme will be Births
including Christenings, Marriages and Deaths. or as
some might suggest, Cradle to the Grave.
A Window To Your Past team and its invited partners
will have local and knowledgeable experts available
through out the event, so visitors can ask any question
about the exhibits or their own family history, below is
a list of all societies and groups who will be taking part
and a brief description of what they will be displaying.
This time we will have the added attraction of a
professional film company who will be making a
documentary of the event, so if you have an interesting
story or photographs please let me know, also a
number of magazines will be carrying a full feature on
the event in their February issues.
We will be displaying a large number of old family
weddings photographs, plus photographs of
Christenings, and memorials and churches etc. will form
a continuous exhibition around most of the shop unit,
to compliment and add further interest there will be
lots of items of memorabilia.
One of the displays that will undoubtedly attract
media attention, will be the story of a local couple who
met before they were born? "correct" went to the
same school together, got married and were the centre
of a media story that attracted press coverage from all
over the world, including ITN and Yorkshire Calendar,
we now have the actual TV footage along with lots of
photographs etc taken at the time, including the brides
actual wedding dress, all will be shown on a screen at
the event, this story will guarantee lots of press
interest.
Wakefield & District Family History SocietyAt the last Window To Your Past event Wakefield &
District Family History Society took as their theme the
name of Sidebottom's hardware shop which used to
stand in Marygate before the row of shops were
demolished around 1900. Using parish registers, census
returns, newspaper reports, wills, the IGI and
monumental inscriptions we traced the
family tree of the Sidebottom family and
eventually found a living descendant. For the
coming event in March we are using
photographs and original documents to
show aspects in the lives of the ancestors of
some our members. For instance, in the
1950s the average bill for a cremation was
£55 with a Government Death Grant of
£30 paying more than half of the bill. Today
the bill is likely to be £2000.
Wakefield Library Service Wakefield Library Service will be
participating in the event with a display entitled “From
the cradle to the grave”. Using photographs taken from
both library and private collections the display will
portray local people from across the Wakefield District
from babyhood through schooldays and work time and
will feature biographies of those who gave their lives in
the service of their country during the First and
Second World Wars.
West Yorkshire Archive ServiceWest Yorkshire Archive Service will host a display and
exhibition of originals to open up the collection it hold.
come along and see a baptism, wedding and burial
register and find out how you can find out about your
family tree. using an example WYAS will trace the life of
a local person and show how you can do the same.
Outwood Community Video.Reports of Accidents and disasters in Collieries in the
Wakefield and District area, there will also be
photographs of Memorials to various mining disasters.
Christine EllisA very well known historian and lecturer on old
costumes will be displaying a collection of early
wedding gowns, and will be available to answer
questions throughout the event.
Victor WatsonVictor attended our last event as a Town Crier, this
time he will be coming in his professional capacity as a
Toast Master, a very interesting and colourful
Gentleman.
Please visit our website for more info and updates.www.a-window-to-your-past.com email [email protected]
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Movement and dance classes are available for girls
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which focus on getting children to be active,
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for older children with more advanced motor skills
and coordination and better concentration.
Dance classes are often available for children
from the age of two or three upwards. They can
cover all forms of movement and creative dance,
including ballet, tap, modern jazz and freestyle.
Many schools also run classes in cheerleading,
gymnastics and theatrecraft or drama.
Dance classes are a great introduction to
physical exercise and being active. They help
develop key skills, such as coordination, balance,
flexibility, strength, stamina, discipline and even
memory. Being active in this way also helps boost a
child’s self-esteem, making them feel good about
their own abilities and increasing their self-
confidence. And one of the greatest benefits of
dance is that it sparks a child's imagination and
nurtures individual creativity in a unique way. Dance
classes share the joy of physical self-expression in
a supportive and structured setting. This can have
a positive impact on children who have limited
physical abilities, who act out or who have a difficult
time sitting still. Involving children in dance also
teaches the basic elements of creative movement,
such as time, space, rhythm and design.
Younger children have short attention spans, so
dance and movement classes are often no longer
than 30 minutes. A good teacher keeps the class
exciting and moving, so no-one is able to get
bored. The focus of classes for young children
tends to be wide ranging, which helps gain their
interest for longer, and is likely to explore all the
different styles and approaches to dance and
movement.
As children get older, they may find that they
prefer one type of dance or movement over others,
or develop certain preferences. Classes for older
children tend to focus more on certain styles, such
as ballet, tap, contemporary and jazz, so offer ideal
options for them to move on to study and learn in
more depth. Some higher grade dance exams
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Level and may be used towards the points
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length of classes tends to increase with age too,
with an hour or more becoming the norm, and the
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The benefits of attending dance class are
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Dates for your diaryJANUARY Saturday 16th January Wakefield Concert SocietyPianist Darius Battiwalla with a programmeincluding the Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven anda classic Schubert sonata.Jubilee Hall, Margaret St, WakefieldAdmission £11 with concessions. Tickets at thedoor. Under 16s free with a paying adult. Moreinformation from Chris on 01924 371546
FEBRUARY Saturday 6th February Wakefield Concert SocietyAndrew Booth (Guitar) and the Chinese Cellist LiLu present a programme of music from Schubertto Piazzola. Jubilee Hall, Margaret St, WakefieldAdmission £11 with concessions. Tickets at thedoor. Under 16s free with a paying adult. Moreinformation from Chris on 01924 371546
Saturday 6th February The Female of the Species by Phil JudkinWakefield & District Family History SocietyMeetings held at Outwood Memorial Hall,Outwood. Doors open 9.45am for a 10.30amstart.
Saturday 27th February Wakefield Concert SocietyRichard Bayliss (Horn), Arisa Fujita (Violin) andSam Haywood (Piano) play music by Beethovenand BrahmsJubilee Hall, Margaret St, WakefieldAdmission £11 with concessions. Tickets at thedoor. Under 16s free with a paying adult. Moreinformation from Chris on 01924 371546
Saturday 27th & Sunday 28th February Wakefield Festival of Food, Drink & RhubarbDeliciously Yorkshire food stalls, cookerydemonstations, guided walks and fun for thefamily.For more information visit www.wakefield.gov.uk orcall 0845 8 506 506
MARCHSaturday 6th March Martin Frobisher by John HodgkinsWakefield & District Family History SocietyMeetings held at Outwood Memorial Hall,Outwood. Doors open 9.45am for a 10.30amstart.
Saturday 20th March Wakefield Concert SocietyEnsemble 360 from sheffield close the seasonwith the Archduke Trio by Beethoven, Mozart’sKegelstatt Trio and various ‘Party Pieces’Jubilee Hall, Margaret St, WakefieldAdmission £11 with concessions. Tickets at thedoor. Under 16s free with a paying adult. Moreinformation from Chris on 01924 371546
Sunday 28th March Century Brass and VoicesFeaturing Wakefield AOS Chorus and CenturyBrass at Wakefield Theatre Royal on Sunday 28thMarch 2010 at 7.15pmTickets from the box office 01924 211311
APRILSaturday 3rd AprilThere’s going to be a white wedding by Christine EllisWakefield & District Family History SocietyMeetings held at Outwood Memorial Hall,Outwood. Doors open 9.45am for a 10.30amstart.
MAYSaturday 1st MaySex, Sin and Scandal in Newspapersby Roy StockdillWakefield & District Family History SocietyMeetings held at Outwood Memorial Hall,Outwood. Doors open 9.45am for a 10.30amstart.
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Local Community Groups Wakefield Talking Newspaper
We are a group of volunteers who record the
Weekly Wakefield Express onto tape and CD to
distribute completely FREE to blind and visually
impaired people in the district. It is a service to
people who can no longer enjoy the pleasure of
reading about what is going on and is available in
their area. Contact Jean on 01924 252615 or
email: [email protected]
Astronomical Society
Ever wanted to learn about the Universe or see
the Planets through a Telescope?
West Yorkshire Astronomical Society can help you
do just that. The Society is based at Rosse
Observatory, Carleton Road, Pontefract WF8 3RJ.
Open every Tuesday from 7.30 – 9pm. (Closed
August) All welcome. www.WYAS.org.uk
TRAC - The Really Active Club
The Really Active Club is a group of all ages who
like to explore Britain on foot and by bicycle, visit
museums and stately homes and sample the
occasional quaint pub and teashop. Regularly use
hostels as bases for good value weekends away
but YHA membership isn’t necessary to join. A full
programme of activities.
Email: [email protected] or tel Jackie on
01924 829096 www.yhatrac.org.uk
Wakefield & District Family History Society
Meet at The Memorial Hall, Leeds Rd, Outwood on
the first Saturday in the month. Doors open at
9.45am for a 10.30am start. Available on the day:
stalls, books of interest to Family Historians, Help
Desk, Library, Computer Desk and Refreshments.
Visitors are welcome.
Contact: Ron Pullan at [email protected]
The Rodillian Singers
A love of music and a good sense of humour are
the most important prerequisites - an ability to
read music is not essential. Rehearsals are held
on Thursday evenings at 7.30pm at East Ardsley
Methodist Church, Chapel Street, East Ardsley
Wakefield WF3 2AA
For details visit www.rodilliansingers.com
Dogs for the Disabled
Dogs for the Disabled is a charity based in
Oxfordshire, which trains assistance dogs to be
partnered with disabled children and adults who,
with their help, can lead more independent and
fulfilled lives. We have recently opened a new
training centre in Nostell, Wakefield, which will
help us to provide more dogs for people living in
the North of England. We need the help and
support of local people, community groups,
schools and businesses in order to raise funds for
our vital work (we receive no government funding.)
If you are interested in supporting Dogs for the
Disabled in your local area please contact
Rowan Martin on 01924 860699
or email [email protected].
International Plastic Modellers Society
(Wakefield and District Branch)We meet on the second friday of the month at
Netherton WMC, Netherton Lane, Netherton from
7.30 pm onwards,where we enjoy discussing and
displaying plastic models in a range of scales and
subjects , our meetings are free to attend and new
members are always welcome.
Contact: Karl Grubb on 01924820264
www.ipmswakefield.multiply.com
Lunchclubs at a local school near you?
Age Concern Wakefield District in partnership with
Help the Aged, Wakefield District Primary Care
Trust and Family Services are working with
Kingswood Catering and local schools to provide
sustainable Lunchclubs across the district. At most
of the schools the lunches are served at 11.30am
and a sample menu is: Roast Beef & Yorkshire
pudding with a selection of vegetables, followed
by treacle sponge & custard + tea or coffee - all
this for only £2 per person.
To find out if there is a lunchclub running at a
school near you or if you would like your local
school to set up a lunch club please phone Vanda
Dunnachie on 01977 552114 or 07726 901678
Yorkshire Philharmonic Choir
Is a choir of over 100 voices and rehearses each
week on Tuesday evenings 7.30pm to 9.30pm at
Mulberry House Hall, Margaret Street, Wakefield.
They promote five concerts per year, usually in
Wakefield Cathedral, but also in Dewsbury Town
Hall. The group was formed 55 years ago from the
school choir at the old Thornes House Grammar
School. New members especially welcome,
contact Graham Heley on 01924 272385 or email
Community
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Stanley Chldren’s Centre
Long Causeway, Stanley, Wakefield WF3 4JB
Tel: 01924 303181. Centre Manager: Gill
Sheldrake. Offers services and information to
children under five and their families.
St Peter’s Church
All services are held at the Church Centre, Lake
Lock Road, Stanley
Minister: Rev W HendersonSunday 10.00am Family Communion
4.00pm Evensong
Tuesday 9.15am Prayers
Weds 9.30am Holy Communion
Thursday 9.15am Children’s Ark
St Peter’s Cafe
Open from 10am - 2pm on Tuesdays ad
Thursdays. Serves home cooked meals, hot and
cold meals and snacks, all-day breakfasts, cakes
& puddings and drinks. Delicious food and great
value. The Cafe is run entirely by volunteers and
would welcome any new volunteers who could
help out. If you are able to spare a little time,
contact the church centre on 01924 835746
Zion Christian Centre
Full Gospel Church, Aberford Road, Stanley
Minister: David DixonSunday 10.30am Service
11.00am Sunday School & Creche
Thursday 8.00pm Bible Study
Methodist Church
Lee Mount Chapel, Stanley
Minister: Rev Terry Keen Tel: 01924 255363Steward: Mrs Doreen Abson Tel: 01924 824577Sunday: 10.30am Service, including Junior Church
Stanley Library & Community Centre
Tel: 01924 303130
Library Opening Hours:
Monday 10am - 1pm & 2pm - 7pm
Tuesday 10am - 1pm & 2pm - 5pm
Weds Closed all day
Thursday 10am - 1pm & 2pm - 7pm
Friday 10am - 1pm & 2pm - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm
The Community Centre has a hall, two rooms and
a well equiped kitchen available to hire. Contact
the Library for details.
The Friends of Stanley Community Centre
Meets to support and raise funds for the centre.
Regular events include:
Tea Dance - sequence dancing and refreshments
Tues & Fri 1.30pm - 4pm
Coffee Morning - relax with friends over a cuppa
Thurs 10am - 12noon
Social Dance Night - a variety of dancing.
Admission £2.00. Refreshments included.
First Saturday in each month.
The Bevin Community Group
Based at Bevin Centre, Outwood. There is no fee
to join. Organise events and day trips.
Tues - Craft Classes 12.30pm - 2.30pm
Wed - Prize Bingo 12.30pm - 2.30pm
General meetings every 3 months
Outwood Community Video
Outwood Community Video is a video-making club
in Outwood, Wakefield. The club was formed in
2001 to encourage people of all ages to take an
interest in film making. We intend to film events
around our local communities in Outwood, Stanley,
Alverthorpe, Wrenthorpe, Kirkhamgate and
Lofthouse. All our members are volunteers. The
aim of our club, with the aid of local funding, is to
produce a series of videos that reflect the history
of our area as well as putting together a digital
database of film and photographs for future
generations.
We also aim to help raise funds for the less
fashionable charities, groups and clubs that
sometimes miss out to the more popular groups.
The club meets every Tuesday at Outwood
Memorial Hall, Victoria Street, Outwood at 7.30pm.
New members and visitors are always welcome.
Contact: Outwood Community Video Tel: 01924
378527 www.outwoodcommunityvideo.co.uk
Community
Ward 21: Wrenthorpe & Outwood West• Kirkhamgate • Gentian Court • Carr Gate •Outwood North • Wrenthorpe • West AlverthorpeNorth • Newton Hill West • Outwood (Ledger Lane) •Lingwell Gate • Silcoates •
Councillor Annemarie Glover Tel: 01924 217424 Email: [email protected] Councillor Betty Liles Tel: (01924) 370740Email: [email protected] Surgeries for Cllrs Glover & Liles1st Friday of the month• Parkside Methodist Church, Outwood at
10am - 11am 1st Saturday of the month• Wrenthorpe Village Hall at 10.30am - 11.30am Councillor Richard Hunt Tel: (01924) 383297Email: [email protected] Surgeries for Cllr HuntCall Richard Hunt on (01924) 383297 and he willarrange to come and see you
Your Local Councillors Ward 15: Stanley & Outwood East• St John’s North • Bottomboat • Newton Hill East •Stanley • Stanley Lee Moor • Lofthouse • OutwoodWest • Lake Lock • Outwood (Leeds Road) •Newmarket Lane • Lofthouse Gate •Councillor Clive HudsonPortfolio Holder for Environment Tel: (01924) 896864Email: [email protected] Councillor Jacqui Williams Mayor of the District Tel: (01924) 278007Email: [email protected] Surgeries for Cllrs Hudson & Williams1st & 3rd Tuesday of each month:• Stanley Library & Community Ctr, at 6pm-7pm 2nd & 4th Saturday of each month:• Stanley Library & Community Ctr at 9.30am-10.45am • Bevin Close Community Centre at 9.30am-10.45am Excluding Bank Hols, No Appointment Necessary Councillor Simon Wilson Tel: 07527 814405 Email: [email protected] Surgeries for Cllr Wilson3rd Saturday in every monthStanley Library - 10am - 11am
Your MPsWakefield ConstituencyMary Creagh MP Tel: 01924 204319 Email: [email protected] Constituency Office: 20-22 Cheapside, Wakefield,WF1 2TFContact the constituency office with any concerns orto make an appointment
Normanton ConstituencyEd Balls MP Tel: 01924 898158Email: [email protected] Office:54 High Street, Normanton, WF6 2AQContact the constituency office with any concerns orto make an appointment
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EMERGENCY SERVICESPolice (Non Emergency) 0845 606 0606
Crimestoppers 0800 555 111
Wakefield Fire Station 01924 334 020
HEALTHDewsbury & District Hospital 0844 811 8110
Pinderfields Hospital 0844 811 8110
Pontefract General Infirmary 0844 811 8110
Leeds General Infirmary 01132 432 799
St James Hospital 01132 433 144
NHS Direct 0845 4647
Local GP Surgeries & Health Centres
Dr Blakemore & Ptnrs,
Lofthouse 01924 822273
Outwood Park Medical Centre 01924 822626
The Health Centre, Stanley 01924 822328
Wrenthorpe Health Centre 01924 822626
TRANSPORTTraveline 0870 608 2608
Rail Enquiries 0845 748 4950
Metro Bus 0113 245 7676
Doncaster Airport 01302 801 010
Leeds Bradford Airport 0113 250 9696
Manchester Airport 0161 489 3000
UTILITIESElectricity (Emergencies
& Loss of supply) 0800 375675
Gas (Emergencies) 0800 111999
Water (Enquiries) 0845 1242424
CARE LINESNSPCC 24 hr Helpline 0808 800 5000
RSPCA 24 hr Advice 0870 555 5999
Childline 0800 1111
Citizen’s Advice Bureau 0870 120 2450
Samaritans 0845 790 9090
Age Concern Info Line 0800 009 966
WAKEFIELD MDCMain Switchboard 01924 306 090
Anti-Social Behaviour 0845 8 506 506
SOCIALThe Royal British Legion 01924 263 711
Cineworld Cinemas 0871 220 8000
Xscape Castleford 0871 220 3221
Barnsley Metrodome 01226 730 060
Wakefield Theatre 01924 211 311
Wakefield Tourist Info Centre 0845 601 8353
SCHOOLS Primary Schools
Jerry Clay Lane J&I School 01924 303665
Kirkhamgate Primary School 01924 303735
Ledger Lane J&I School 01924 303825
Lofthouse Gate Primary 01924 303110
Newton Hill J&I School 01924 303680
Pinders Primary (JIN) School 01924 303700
Rooks Nest J&I School 01924 303835
St. John’s CE (VA) J&I School 01924 303715
Stanley Grove Primary School 01924 303805
Stanley St. Peter’s CE (VC)
Primary and Nursery School 01924 303175
Wrenthorpe Primary School 01924 303775
Secondary Schools
Outwood Grange College
of Technology 01924 303815
LIBRARIES
Stanley Library &
Community Centre 01924 303130
Outwood Library 01924 303115
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