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To promote ringing for divine service. To cultivate the art of change ringing and to encourage recruitment and instruction of ringers. To promote good fellowship; to obtain the cooperation of church authorities in the maintenance of bells and ringing rooms.
Membership by election.
Meeting various, as advertised in `The Ringing World' or on <a href="http://www.campanophile.com">www.campanophile.com</a>
AGM May.
Approx 1900 members.
Aimed at those wishing to see the continuation of the art and science of English church bell ringing. Age 11+ (varies by area).

Yorkshire CND campaigns on nuclear weapons, nuclear power and peace issues. We are currently campaigning against the renewal of &lt;a href="http://www.yorkshirecnd.org.uk/campaigns/nuclear-weapons/scrap-trident/"..., Britain's nuclear weapons system which will cost over �100 billion to implement. Locally we are also active in research and awareness raising of the role of local bases such as &lt;a href="http://www.yorkshirecnd.org.uk/campaigns/menwith-hill/"&gt;Menwith Hill&lt;/a&gt; and &lt;a href="http://www.yorkshirecnd.org.uk/campaigns/fylingdales/"&gt;Fylingdales&lt... in "&lt;a href="http://www.yorkshirecnd.org.uk/campaigns/missile-defence/"&gt;US Missile Defence&lt;/a&gt;" and how they perpetuate nuclear proliferation and conflict globally. We campaign using a variety of strategies including informing and educating, research, lobbying, media work, direct action and demonstrating. A variety of campaign materials are available from Yorkshire CND and further information on our current campaigns is available from our website. Our network of committed activists and volunteers play a vital role in our campaigning work and we welcome new members or volunteers.

Yorkshire Cat Rescue is registered with the Charity Commissioners for England and Wales and is registered charity number 1160138 (formerly 1058218).

The charity exists to save the lives of abandoned and unwanted cats and kittens in Yorkshire and parts of Lancashire. It offers a rehoming service for such cats and accommodates them at its purpose-built centre near Keighley.

All the cats in our care are neutered, microchipped, vaccinated and given any other medical and behavioural treatment required before rehoming. We have a no-kill policy (unless recommended by vets due to quality of life). This means that we sometimes get chronically ill cats (or kittens) that can still lead a very good life (pretty much equal to any healthy cat) but have to have long-term medication and/or treatment. Any cat in our care will be cared for until we find him or her a home.

Yorkshire Cat Rescue was previously known as Haworth Cat Rescue. It has a rehoming centre based at Cross Roads between Keighley and Haworth, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom.

The charity’s aims are to relieve the suffering of cats who are in need of care and attention and, in particular, to provide or maintain rescue homes or other facilities for the reception and care of such unwanted animals and their treatment.

The YCA is a friendly social group of ladies who meet the second Tuesday in the month at 7.30pm to 11pm at Eldwick Memorial Hall, nr Bingley.
We have regular speakers, film showings, craft competitions and a party and outing once a year. Every Christmas we meet up with other Yorkshire Country Women's associations in York for a carol service.
It was formed in 1983 to further interests of Country Women throughout the whole of the original (pre-1974) geographical county of Yorkshire. It is run by members for members, is non-sectarian and non-party political.

Welcome to the Yorkshire Dales, an outstanding place to explore!

The Yorkshire Dales is best known for its stunning scenery and great natural attractions such as Malham Cove and Aysgarth Falls. But there is so much more to discover – have a look at our top ten places to see whilst you are here.

The Yorkshire Dales has many moods; it can be wild and windswept or quietly tranquil with valleys full of hay meadows, drystone walls and barns. There’s always something to do in the Dales. Whether you’re coming for the day or staying longer.

Yorkshire Dance champions the value of dance and its development in Yorkshire. We do so by raising standards, increasing knowledge and understanding and fostering creativity and innovation.
We create opportunities for people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities to see, make and take part in high quality dance that is rooted in their creativity, in their lives and in their communities, with the power to transform and inspire.
We create opportunities for emerging and established artists and practitioners to research, create and present new contemporary work on the small scale, and in communities, developing their skills, expertise and networks.
We create opportunities for people to experience dance by working with partners in local authorities and the arts, in health and in sport, building a region-wide infrastructure for dance development.
We offer dance classes, courses and workshops in everything from Ballet to Bollywood (these include sessions for children and over 50's). Yorkshire Dance also provides high quality dance performance at a wide range of venues accross Yorkshire. We look forward to hearing from you.
Admin: 0113 243 9867; Box Office 0113 243 8765.

Yorkshire Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs is part of one of the largest rural youth organisations in the UK dedicated to young people who have a love for agriculture and rural life.
Led by young people for young people, our Young Farmers' Clubs provide their members aged 10-26 with a unique opportunity to develop skills, work with their local communities, travel abroad, take part in a varied competitions programme and enjoy a dynamic social life.

Yorkshire Housing is now able to extend some of its services which support older and vulnerable people to remain living independently in their own homes, to the Leeds and Bradford areas.
Our services are very flexible and are centred around an individual's needs, whether that be just someone to provide a befriending service to reduce social isolation or some assistance with basic household chores that have just become a little bit too difficult.
Our leaflets explain the services in a bit more detail:
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Yorkshire MESMAC is a group of independent community based sexual health and social wellbeing services that are committed to developing and delivering services that are responsive to the needs of our communities.

To promote historical research into Robin Hood's Yorkshire connections, to encourage tourism to visit Robin Hood's grave and gatehouse in Kirklees, which are not open to the public yet. To investigate the supernatural phenomena surrounding the site.Incorporating Gravewatch and British Parapsychological Research Centre. Talks given.

Governing body for rowing in Yorkshire affiliated to the Amateur Rowing Association. General enquiries from interested parties about rowing venues/clubs within the Yorkshire region are answered and contact details provided.

To introduce newcomers safely into caving/potholing. We have our own fully equipped bunkhouse. Membership by application (approx 150 members). Monthly newsheet by email. Equipment provided. AGM December. The committee meets at the bunkhouse twice monthly.
Rope training facilities and conference facilities at bunkhouse. Training events are organised for newcomers. "Try Caving" events held every year.
Annual foreign expeditions and also weekend events in UK caving regions.