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Haworth Hotels: 102 Reviews - 260 Photos
Halifax Hotels: 176 Reviews - 1067 Photos
Ilkley Hotels: 26 Reviews - 44 Photos
Bradford Hotels: 59 Reviews - 154 Photos
Wakefield Hotels: 23 Reviews - 100 Photos
Huddersfield Hotels: 33 Reviews - 72 Photos
Bingley Hotels: 56 Reviews - 67 Photos
Brighouse Hotels: 2 Reviews - 5 Photos
Sowerby Bridge Hotels: 56 Reviews - 333 Photos
Portsmouth Hotels: 7 Hotels
Otley Hotels: 3 Reviews - 15 Photos
Hebden Bridge Hotels: 48 Reviews - 257 Photos
Dewsbury Hotels: 1 Hotel

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West Yorkshire Legend: Henry Moore

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In 1898 Henry Moore was born in Castleford and educated at Castleford Secondary School. He initially began his career as a teacher upon graduation. He studied sculpture at the Leeds School of Art after World War I and then continued his studies in London. He reputation as a Sculptor thrived during the 20th Century and won a sculpture prize at the high profile Venice Biennale. He sculpted world famous sculptures which are exhibited worldwide. Moore died in 1986 leaving a lasting legacy in the sculpture world.There is an interesting Henry Moore sculpture exhibitions at the Henry Moore Sculpture Centre in Leeds and also at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, near Wakefield. One of the squares at Junction 32 Village Shopping Outlet is named in honour of him.

West Yorkshire Legend: John Boynton Priestley

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John Boynton Priestley was born in Bradford in 1894. He was reputed as a prolific writer and a lot of his works became legendary classics during the 20th Century such as 'The Good Companions', 'Angel Pavement', 'Lost Empires', 'When we are Married', 'An Inspector Calls' (which has become a successful West End play) and 'Time and Conways'.J B Priestly died in 1984, aged 90 years old, in Stratford-Upon-Avon and one of the squares at Junction 32 Village Shopping Outlet is named in honour of him,

A Feast of festival and culture at Sowerby Bridge!

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RushbearingSowerby Bridge's first modern Rushbearing festival began in 1977 to celebrate the Queen's 25 years reign on the throne. Since then it has been held annually during the first weekend in September and many from the local community are involved in the festival.The focal point is the rushcart which travels through Sowerby Bridge and surrounding villages and is pulled by men traditionally dressed and accompanied by teams of local dancers. A lady rides on top of the cart which is considered an important feature in the celebrations. The rushcart stops at churches and pubs where token rushes are presented and the stops give local community groups, charities and entertainers opportunity to shine.Rushbearing is a ceremonial taking of rushes to churches for floors to be replenished for the winter. It was mainly a Lancashire tradition but it was suggested this custom was applied across...

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Showing James Emmerdale, Salt and Hockney

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24th-25th August 2012My friend, James, came up from Essex, for the weekend. Friday afternoon was spent enjoying dinner and dessert at Fruits and Roots and I Candy in Leeds followed by seeing Phantom at the Grand Theatre. The following day, at 9.00am, I met James at the Railway Station and we walked to the bus stop and waited for the bus to take us to Esholt via Shipley. We disembarked at Shipley Town Centre and waited 20 mins or so for the bus to Esholt. We caught our connecting bus and we arrived at Esholt around 10.30 am. We had a wander round the village and took in the surrounding countryside and sites which created Emmerdale fame. We ended up in The Woolpack Inn for a drink before whilst waiting for the bus. Esholt attracts a considerable number of visitors for obvious reasons so The Woolpack, the village's only pub, was busy. In the pub you could see the mementos from when...

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Holiday Inn Express Leeds East Leeds

1 Review and 153 Opinions My husband and I have always stayed in this hotel due to its location. It's clean, with the basic...

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Ashmount Country House Haworth

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