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 Menston Village
This is the website of Menston, a village in Lower Wharfedale, Yorkshire. The site is designed to provide information to residents about what's happening in the village and a resource to find out about the services and facilities available locally. If you live in the village please let us know about your organisation's events. The website has been built by the Menston Community Association (MCA) and is maintained by the MCA along with the Parish Council, which has a separate area of the website. |
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NEW! Walks on the websiteNow that the weather has improved, why not follow one of the walks around Menston publsihed on this website? Simply click here to see the walks. |
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Written by Andrea Hardaker
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Your local newspaperMy name is Andrea Hardaker and I'm a reported with the Wharfedale Observer/Ilkley Gazette. We are always looking for good stories from the Menston area and I'm appealing for locals to get in touch with me. I do try to get round the village at least once a week to see what's happening but it's not always easy - I work part-time and deadlines are tight. I also try to attend the Neighbourhood Forums and am always willing to help out with local issues if possible. |
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Written by Paul B Smith
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Cricket Club Seeks Sponsors Menston Cricket Club is looking for sponsorship from local businesses. The club is fairly open as to how organisations promote their business at the club, but the main two options are 1. Match day ball sponsor £30 a week. 2. Pavilion (A4) sponsor £100 for the season. Interested parties should contact the club secretary, John Bradley, on 01943 875 417. Alternatively, contact Nick Thornton (1st team captain) on 01943 877 342 or Paul Smith (2nd team captain) on 01132 565 912. |
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Written by David Brown
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Cornerstone Cafe extends opening times  In addition to opening three days a week on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 10.00 to 14.00, Cornerstone Cafe is now open on Saturday morning from 10.00 to 12.00. Cornerstone Cafe can be found at the Methodist Church on Main Street.
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Menston residents can use Ellar GhyllThe long running issue of Menston and Burley residents being turned away from the nearest waste recycling centre at Ellar Ghyll may be at an end. Local MP Philip Davies says "I have taken up the issue about the use of Ellar Ghyll for Bradford authority residents
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World War One Memorial The coffee morning raised a welcome £431 and was an occasion for reflection by both relatives of the fallen as well as well wishers. Judith Knaggs and Dale Smith would like volunteers for their committee to help steer the appeal and choice of memorial in the appropriate direction. |
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