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A Church based after school club for children of school years 1 to 6.
Held at Westcliffe Road Christian Church.
Thursday evenings during school term time 6.15pm to 7.15pm.

YMCA Bradford Mission

YMCA Bradford is part of a worldwide inclusive Christian Movement working with people of other religious faiths and those of none to transform communities so that all young people truly belong, contribute and thrive.

Ethos & Values of the YMCA

We seek out – ways to transform your life and believe in the equality of all people

We welcome – you, and offer you the space to feel secure, respected, heard and valued.

We inspire – you to nurture your body, mind and spirit

We promote – the development and growth of the YMCA impact

We serve others – by committing ourselves to the well-being of your community

SARAG provides information, advice, assistance and support to anyone in the locality whose life is affected by asbestos related disease; and works to raise general awareness and increase understanding about the hazards of asbestos, asbestos related diseases and the issues facing sufferers. SARAG aims:
• To provide a free and confidential, quality advice and information service for all people in the locality whose life is affected by asbestos related disease.
• To advocate on behalf of those affected by working in partnership with other groups that share our concerns by raising issues facing those affected and seeking to effect relevant policy change.
• To facilitate mutual support and enable people whose life is affected by asbestos related disease to meet one another to share experiences.
• To produce and disseminate appropriate information to the wider general public that increases understanding about asbestos related diseases and the continuing hazards of asbestos.

Individual archery clubs have open membership. Each club offers beginners sessions at minimum cost. Group aimed at: 8yrs+. No upper age limits. Parent Organisation is Grand National Archery Society/Archery GB.
The purpose of the Yorkshire Archery Association is to promote and support the sport of archery in Yorkshire.
The YAA is the county affiliation body for clubs in Yorkshire.
The YAA represents Yorkshire's archers at the regional and national levels.
The YAA is affiliated to the Northern Counties Archery Society and Archery GB (the Grand National Archery Society).
The YAA has the largest number of affiliated clubs of any English county organisation.
The YAA organises several tournaments each year including the indoor and outdoor county championships.
The YAA selects and manages the Yorkshire county teams.
The YAA maintains records of the highest scores achieved in the various disciplines of archery practised in the county.
The YAA presents awards in recognition of service to archers and clubs in Yorkshire.

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).

The Yorkshire Band of Hope Union is a charity founded in 1865, specialising in alcohol and drug awareness and are based in Huddersfield West Yorkshire.

We work across the Yorkshire region and sometimes further field. Our educators are trained to run interactive drug and alcohol sessions in primary and high schools, youth and children clubs. We also run drug and alcohol awareness courses for professionals and parents groups. The Yorkshire Band of Hope Union have a Christian ethos and foundation, we work with people of all faiths, belief and ethnic backgrounds.

Yorkshire Cancer Community is a network for people affected by cancer and those who support cancer patients and carers in the Yorkshire and Humber area.
We aim to enable the views and experiences of cancer patients, families and friends to be heard, and used to improve the quality of cancer care in our region.

We do this by working together with health and social care professionals to ensure the patient voice is always taken into account, especially when designing or refreshing services.
We have a patient board with representatives from across Yorkshire and the Humber who lead the work of the Yorkshire Cancer Community.
They work closely with the Engagement and Communications Officer who is funded by Macmillan Cancer Support and hosted by Healthwatch Wakefield.
We offer information by Facebook, Twitter, email updates, a quarterly newsletter and informative website.
We hold networking events and offer opportunities to join patient/carer panels, focus groups, research, conferences and training.

Join us today and make sure that all people affected by cancer continue to have a voice.

To promote and organise British Bike competitive events for enthusiasts of British Bikes of the era prior to 1965. Membership by application. Meet at the Bronte Hotel,Lees Lane,Haworth, Nr Keighley on First Tuesday in the month at 8:00pm. Events on Sundays. Approx two events per month.

At the moment we are a small group (14) of ladies over 50.
We have been together for a long time. We occasionally have speakers and have trips out. We meet once a month on the second Monday at Springdale Community Centre, Idle.
For more details please contact Springdale Community Centre on 01274 619906 and ask to speak to someone from the community centre.

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.