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Bradford & Brontë Country<br />
Yorkshire 2008<br />
<strong>Including</strong> <strong>Saltaire</strong> & <strong>Airedale</strong>,<br />
<strong>Ilkley</strong> & <strong>Wharfedale</strong><br />
www.visitbradford.com
02<br />
Welcome<br />
View over <strong>Ilkley</strong> from the Cow and Calf Rocks<br />
Welcome to the latest Bradford<br />
District Visitor Guide, the key to<br />
appreciating one of Britain’s most<br />
fascinating and beautiful regions.<br />
The city of Bradford and the surrounding towns and villages are<br />
perfect for a short break or holiday. Visit the city of Bradford and<br />
discover fascinating attractions such as the National Media<br />
Museum, world-class events and some of the UK’s finest Asian<br />
restaurants. The UNESCO World Heritage Site, <strong>Saltaire</strong> and<br />
Haworth, original home of the Brontës, also have lots to offer.<br />
Alternatively visit <strong>Ilkley</strong>, a town with fine dining, boutique<br />
shopping and some of the best walking in Yorkshire.<br />
This guide can also be made<br />
available in large print,<br />
tape and Braille.<br />
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Welcome 03<br />
Welcome to<br />
Bradford District<br />
Contents<br />
02 – 03 Welcome to Bradford District<br />
04 – 05 Bradford<br />
06 – 07 <strong>Saltaire</strong> and <strong>Airedale</strong><br />
08 – 09 Brontë Country<br />
10 – 11 <strong>Ilkley</strong> and <strong>Wharfedale</strong><br />
12 – 13 Countryside and Outdoors<br />
14 – 17 Attractions<br />
20 – 21 Events<br />
22 Evenings Out<br />
23 – 33 Accommodation<br />
34 – 35 Tourist Information and Competition<br />
37 – 39 Maps<br />
www.visitbradford.com
04<br />
Bradford<br />
Bradford<br />
Dining, Centenary Square<br />
Bradford Cathedral<br />
Cartwright Hall<br />
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Bradford 05<br />
Be impressed by the striking<br />
architecture, the modern bars<br />
and restaurants, and the<br />
many museums, galleries and<br />
events which make Bradford<br />
a must-see destination.<br />
The Alhambra Theatre<br />
National Media Museum<br />
Surrounded by beautiful rolling hills and moors,<br />
historic towns and villages, Bradford is the perfect<br />
base for exploring Yorkshire.<br />
During Victorian times the city was considered to<br />
be the Wool Capital of the World due to the city’s<br />
prosperous mills. This industrial history is still evident<br />
today in the striking architecture found throughout<br />
the city. Visit the Bradford Industrial Museum to learn<br />
more about Bradford’s past or discover Bradford<br />
Cathedral, the city’s oldest place of worship.<br />
Bradford is not only full of history but culture too,<br />
with its many museums, galleries and festivals.<br />
The National Media Museum (formerly the National<br />
Museum of Photography, Film and Television) is<br />
one of Britain’s most popular museums. It has five<br />
floors of interactive exhibitions, three film festivals<br />
and three cinemas, including the impressive<br />
IMAX screen.<br />
A short walk from the National Media Museum are<br />
Bradford’s latest cultural offerings, the Impressions<br />
Gallery and Bradford 1 Gallery. They have changing<br />
programmes of photography and art.<br />
Throughout the year the district has a varied events<br />
programme. Whether you’re interested in music, film,<br />
books or live acts, there’s something to interest you.<br />
The Bradford Mela is one of the highlights of the<br />
annual events calendar, bringing the sights and<br />
sounds of Asia to the city.<br />
Bradford is also a great place for a night out,<br />
particularly if you enjoy your food and drink.<br />
The city has some fantastic restaurants and was<br />
awarded Super City Status in the recent Curry<br />
Capital awards.<br />
An evening at the theatre is also to be<br />
recommended. The magnificent Edwardian<br />
Alhambra Theatre regularly attracts West End<br />
shows and national touring companies.<br />
Further Information<br />
The Wool Exchange<br />
www.visitbradford.com<br />
www.nationalmediamuseum.org.uk<br />
www.bradfordmuseums.org<br />
www.bradford-theatres.co.uk<br />
www.visitbradford.com
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<strong>Saltaire</strong> and <strong>Airedale</strong><br />
<strong>Saltaire</strong><br />
and <strong>Airedale</strong><br />
Five Rise Locks, Bingley<br />
Leeds-Liverpool Canal<br />
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<strong>Saltaire</strong> and <strong>Airedale</strong> 07<br />
Discover not only a UNESCO<br />
World Heritage Site but one<br />
of the largest collections of<br />
art by Bradford-born artist<br />
David Hockney. We’re sure<br />
you’ll be impressed by what<br />
<strong>Saltaire</strong> and <strong>Airedale</strong> has<br />
to offer.<br />
<strong>Saltaire</strong> United Reformed Church<br />
Salts Mill<br />
The picturesque village of <strong>Saltaire</strong> is a UNESCO<br />
World Heritage Site due to its preservation as a<br />
model Victorian village. Sir Titus Salt built the village<br />
to house his mill workers who worked in Salts Mill, a<br />
magnificent structure which dominates this historic<br />
village. Sir Titus was buried in <strong>Saltaire</strong> United<br />
Reformed Church, an architectural gem with Grade<br />
1 listed status.<br />
Today Salts Mill is a celebrated art gallery, home to<br />
one of the largest collections of work by Bradfordborn<br />
artist David Hockney. The mill also houses<br />
boutique shops and restaurants, including the<br />
popular Salts Diner – perfect for a day out.<br />
Nearby is the Leeds-Liverpool Canal, the longest<br />
canal in northern England and an ideal place for a<br />
bike ride or a stroll. Look out for Five Rise Locks, an<br />
impressive series of locks built in the 17th century to<br />
allow canal boats to descend 60 feet and continue<br />
their journeys.<br />
Alternatively visit the Bracken Hall Countryside<br />
Centre which has beautiful gardens, nature exhibits<br />
and educational walks and workshops for children.<br />
A great time to visit <strong>Saltaire</strong> is during September<br />
when the <strong>Saltaire</strong> Festival brings live music,<br />
exhibitions, street performances and local produce<br />
markets to the village. In fact, there are lots of<br />
events throughout the year including the Bingley<br />
Show, one of the biggest one-day agricultural shows<br />
in the country.<br />
Further Information<br />
1853 Gallery within Salts Mill<br />
www.visitsaltaire.com<br />
www.saltsmill.org.uk<br />
www.saltaireurc.org.uk<br />
www.saltairefestival.co.uk<br />
www.visitbradford.com
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Brontë Country<br />
Brontë Country<br />
Top Withens<br />
Walking<br />
Brontë Parsonage Museum<br />
Main Street, Haworth<br />
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Brontë Country 09<br />
Standing amid the brooding<br />
Pennine moors at the heart<br />
of Brontë Country, Haworth<br />
is both home to the world’s<br />
second most-visited literary<br />
shrine and a stop on one<br />
of Britain’s best-preserved<br />
steam railways.<br />
Rough, brooding moorland surrounds the charming<br />
village of Haworth, made famous by its former<br />
residents, the Brontës. The village is not only home<br />
to the Brontë Parsonage Museum but many other<br />
attractions including a steam railway, stately homes<br />
and excellent shops and restaurants.<br />
Haworth Parsonage, now the Brontë Parsonage<br />
Museum, was home to the literary sisters from 1820<br />
to 1861. It was here that Charlotte wrote Jane Eyre,<br />
Emily created Wuthering Heights and Anne penned<br />
The Tenant of Wildfell Hall. Today the museum<br />
remains as it would have been in their day and<br />
contains a vast array of the Brontës’ possessions<br />
and artefacts.<br />
Another great way to spend an afternoon is to take<br />
a steam train ride on the Keighley & Worth Valley<br />
Railway. This popular steam railway runs regular<br />
services from Keighley to Oxenhope through the<br />
beautiful countryside of Brontë Country.<br />
For those who like to get outdoors there are<br />
endless opportunities to discover Brontë Country.<br />
From the challenging 40-mile Brontë Way to the<br />
gentler five-mile walk to the Brontë Falls, there are<br />
walks for all abilities.<br />
Haworth village also has a varied events<br />
programme, including popular Victorian events<br />
in the run-up to Christmas. Watch the traditional<br />
custom of Scroggling the Holly in November, an<br />
ancient festival which invites the spirit of Christmas<br />
to Haworth, or join the Torchlight Procession<br />
in December.<br />
The Keighley & Worth Valley Railway<br />
Haworth ParishChurch<br />
Further Information<br />
www.visithaworth.com<br />
www.bronte.info<br />
www.kwvr.co.uk<br />
www.bronteguide.com<br />
www.visitbradford.com
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<strong>Ilkley</strong> and <strong>Wharfedale</strong><br />
<strong>Ilkley</strong> and<br />
<strong>Wharfedale</strong><br />
<strong>Ilkley</strong> Moor<br />
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<strong>Ilkley</strong> and <strong>Wharfedale</strong> 11<br />
Dramatic <strong>Ilkley</strong> Moor, with<br />
its panoramic views of the<br />
surrounding countryside,<br />
provides a wonderful setting<br />
for the spa town of <strong>Ilkley</strong>.<br />
Great shopping, fantastic<br />
restaurants and exceptional<br />
hotels await you.<br />
White Wells<br />
Manor House<br />
The former spa town of <strong>Ilkley</strong> is well known for its<br />
elegant tree-lined streets and the dramatic<br />
background of <strong>Ilkley</strong> Moor. This picturesque town<br />
is ideal for a short break, particularly for those who<br />
enjoy the outdoors. As well as the beautiful<br />
countryside <strong>Ilkley</strong> also offers visitors an array of<br />
boutique shops, cafes, bars and restaurants.<br />
<strong>Ilkley</strong> Moor was once home to prehistoric man,<br />
evident by the carved rocks found on the moor.<br />
The most famous is the Swastika Stone, but there<br />
are many others bearing simple "cup and ring"<br />
marks, dating from the Early Bronze Age. Take a<br />
walk on the moor, discover <strong>Ilkley</strong>’s history and<br />
admire the views.<br />
In fact there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy<br />
the outdoors around <strong>Ilkley</strong>. Rock climbers will<br />
appreciate <strong>Ilkley</strong> Moor and walkers have many<br />
possible routes thanks to <strong>Ilkley</strong>’s close proximity to<br />
the Yorkshire Dales.<br />
<strong>Ilkley</strong>’s spa history can be found at White Wells,<br />
the first bath-house built close to the source of the<br />
waters. You can still visit White Wells when the<br />
flags are flying from its popular café.<br />
The Manor House is also worth a visit, with its<br />
local history display and changing exhibitions.<br />
The town is also home to several popular festivals,<br />
including the <strong>Ilkley</strong> Summer Festival in August and<br />
the <strong>Ilkley</strong> Literature Festival, the north of England’s<br />
largest literature festival, in September and<br />
October. Celebrities from the worlds of<br />
entertainment and literature fill the line-up at the<br />
latter for a fortnight of discussions, workshops,<br />
readings and performances.<br />
Whatever else you choose to do in <strong>Ilkley</strong>, you’ll be<br />
impressed with the choice of cafés, restaurants<br />
and bars. Everything from good pub food to<br />
Michelin-starred cuisine can be enjoyed in<br />
comfortable surroundings.<br />
Further Information<br />
Bettys Café Tea Rooms<br />
www.visitilkley.com<br />
www.bradfordmuseums.org<br />
www.visitbradford.com<br />
www.bettys.co.uk<br />
www.visitbradford.com
12<br />
Countryside and Outdoors<br />
Countryside<br />
and Outdoors<br />
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The Cow and Calf Rocks, <strong>Ilkley</strong><br />
Countryside and Outdoors 13<br />
Walking on the Moors<br />
From the breathtaking views<br />
and wild beauty of the moors<br />
to the scenic delights of the<br />
district’s woodlands and<br />
valleys, in Bradford you’re<br />
never too far from glorious<br />
open countryside.<br />
Beautiful countryside, rolling hills and open moorland<br />
make walking in Bradford district an enjoyable<br />
experience. There are walking routes for all abilities<br />
in one of Yorkshire’s most picturesque regions.<br />
Many of the best walks in Yorkshire take in some of<br />
the district’s most famous landmarks. Take a walk on<br />
<strong>Ilkley</strong> Moor where you will find breathtaking views<br />
and the Swastika Stone, one of the many carved<br />
prehistoric rocks found on the moor. Brontë Country<br />
is also an attractive area for walking and there are<br />
many routes through the countryside which inspired<br />
the Brontës.<br />
A great way to discover the district’s countryside is to<br />
join a guided walk. Bradford Council’s Countryside<br />
Service organises guided walks throughout the year<br />
with experienced guides who are very knowledgeable<br />
about local history and the countryside.<br />
Other sports are also well catered for in the district.<br />
<strong>Ilkley</strong> has some of the best grit-stone bouldering<br />
territory in the country and the Cow and Calf Rocks<br />
on <strong>Ilkley</strong> Moor are just one place to try. Anglers will<br />
also find plenty of places to fish and permits for the<br />
River Wharfe are available at <strong>Ilkley</strong> Tourist<br />
Information Centre.<br />
For further information and details of<br />
self-guided routes and guided walks visit:<br />
www.sustrans.org.uk<br />
www.visitbradford.com<br />
www.airevalleytowpath.org.uk<br />
www.visitbradford.com
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Attractions<br />
Salts Mill<br />
Attractions<br />
In Bradford district there are activities and attractions<br />
for all age ranges, interests, and outlooks, from<br />
interactive museums to cultural theatre.<br />
1853 Gallery and Salts Mill<br />
Victoria Road,<br />
<strong>Saltaire</strong>,<br />
West Yorkshire<br />
BD18 3LB<br />
tel: 01274 531163 fax: 01274 531184<br />
email: post@saltsmill.demon.co.uk<br />
website: www.saltsmill.org.uk<br />
Salts Mill is set in the UNESCO World Heritage Site,<br />
<strong>Saltaire</strong>, and is great for a day out. Salts Mill houses<br />
one of the largest collections of David Hockney’s art<br />
as well as music, books, flowers, shops and<br />
restaurants.<br />
Open 10am – 5.30pm Monday to Friday, 10am –<br />
6pm Saturday and Sunday. Closed Christmas<br />
Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day.<br />
Admission free. Car parking on site.<br />
Inside the gallery there is a lift which gives access to<br />
all floors. Ramped access at the front of the building<br />
Bracken Hall Countryside Centre<br />
Glen Road,<br />
Baildon, Shipley<br />
BD17 5EA<br />
tel: 01274 584140 fax: 01274 584140<br />
email: brackenhallcc@btconnect.com<br />
website: www.bradfordmuseums.org<br />
Bracken Hall Countryside Centre has displays and<br />
exhibitions relating to the local landscape,<br />
archaeology, history, geology and natural history of<br />
the area. There is also a popular programme of<br />
childrens’ activities and family walks.<br />
May to August, Wednesday to Sunday.<br />
April/September/October, Wednesday, Saturday<br />
and Sunday. November to March Wednesday and<br />
Sunday. Spring, Summer Bank Holiday Mondays.<br />
All open 12 noon – 5pm. Admission free.<br />
All areas accessible. Accessible toilet. Induction Loop.<br />
Assistance dogs accepted.<br />
Bolling Hall Museum<br />
Bolling Hall,<br />
Brompton Avenue,<br />
Bradford<br />
BD4 7LP<br />
tel: 01274 431826 / 01274 431814<br />
website: www.bradfordmuseums.org<br />
A primarily 17th Century Mansion House,<br />
containing period furnished rooms as well as<br />
temporary exhibition space. Furnished by social<br />
history collections held by Bradford Museums,<br />
Galleries and Heritage.<br />
Open Wednesday to Friday 11am – 4pm,<br />
Saturday 10am – 5pm and Sunday 12 noon –<br />
5pm. Closed Mondays except Bank Holidays<br />
(weekday opening times),Tuesdays, Good<br />
Friday and Christmas Day. Admission free.<br />
Bradford 1 Gallery<br />
Bradford 1 Gallery<br />
Centenary Square<br />
Bradford<br />
BD1 1SD<br />
tel: 01274 437800<br />
email: Tania.bond@bradford.gov.uk<br />
website: www.bradfordmuseums.org<br />
Bradford 1 Gallery is the new city centre arts<br />
space. It hosts a range of exhibitions dedicated to<br />
contemporary and historic art and modern crafts.<br />
The gallery shares the same premises as<br />
Impressions Gallery.<br />
Closed Monday. Open Tue, Wed, Fri 11am – 6pm,<br />
Thur 11am – 8pm and Sat and Sun 12pm – 5pm.<br />
Closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and Bank<br />
Holiday Mondays.<br />
Disabled access and disabled toilet available. Guide<br />
dogs welcome. Please call 01274 437800 for more<br />
information.<br />
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Attractions 15<br />
Bradford Cathedral<br />
Stott Hill,<br />
Bradford<br />
BD1 4EH<br />
tel: 01274 777720 fax: 01274 777730<br />
email: cathedral@bradford.anglican.org<br />
website: www.bradford.anglican.org<br />
This is Bradford's most ancient place of worship.<br />
Special features including William Morris windows,<br />
Flaxman sculpture and embroidery designed by<br />
Ernest Sichel. Concert and exhibition venue.<br />
Monday to Saturday 9am – 4.30pm, Sunday for<br />
services at 8am, 10.15am and 6.30pm. Please<br />
contact Cathedral office. Closed Bank Holiday<br />
Mondays and 25th Dec – 3rd Jan. Admission free.<br />
Donations welcome.<br />
Most of the Cathedral is accessible via ramps. Staff<br />
are available to help. Induction loop facility. Adapted<br />
toilet. One disabled parking space in the grounds.<br />
Cliffe Castle Museum<br />
Spring Gardens<br />
Lane, Keighley,<br />
West Yorkshire<br />
BD20 6LH<br />
tel: 01535 618231 fax: 01535 610536<br />
email: alyson.evans@bradford.gov.uk<br />
website: www.bradfordmuseums.org<br />
A former mansion built 1875 – 1882, now a local<br />
museum. Displays feature natural and local history,<br />
including fossils, birds and local history. There are<br />
also some furnished rooms with their original<br />
contents.<br />
Open Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 5pm, Sunday<br />
noon – 5pm. Closed Monday. Open Bank<br />
Holidays but closed on Good Friday, Christmas<br />
Day and Boxing Day. Admission free.<br />
Car parking onsite.<br />
Wheelchair access to museum ground floor, café<br />
and some of the park. Disabled parking and toilet.<br />
Bradford Industrial Museum<br />
Moorside Mills<br />
Moorside Road,<br />
Eccleshill,<br />
Bradford BD2 3HP<br />
tel: 01274 435900 fax: 01274 636362<br />
email: industrial.museum@bradford.gov.uk<br />
website: www.bradfordmuseums.org<br />
Bradford’s Industrial Museum has permanent displays<br />
of textile machinery, steam power, engineering and<br />
motor vehicles, as well as a team of working horses.<br />
Tuesday to Saturday 10am – 5pm Sunday 12pm<br />
– 5pm. Closed Good Friday, Christmas Day and<br />
Boxing Day. Closed Mondays except Bank<br />
Holiday Monday. Admission Free. Car parking<br />
onsite.<br />
Disabled facilities are available including an<br />
accessible toilet, Braille guide and hearing loop.<br />
Ramp into the museum and access is available to<br />
most of the museum.<br />
East Riddlesden Hall<br />
Bradford Road,<br />
Riddlesden,<br />
Keighley<br />
BD20 5EL<br />
NT<br />
tel: 01535 607075 fax: 01535 691462<br />
email: eastriddlesden@nationaltrust.org.uk<br />
website: www.nationaltrust.org.uk<br />
A beautiful 17th century merchant’s house with a<br />
wonderful collection of embroideries, textiles &<br />
Yorkshire oak furniture. 17th century oak framed<br />
barn, grass maze, children’s events and guide.<br />
12-5pm Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday,<br />
Sunday from 15th March to 2nd November. Also<br />
Good Friday.<br />
Disabled parking, toilets and Braille and large print<br />
guides are available.<br />
Brontë Parsonage Museum<br />
Church Street,<br />
Haworth<br />
BD22 8DR<br />
tel: 01535 642323 fax: 1535 647131<br />
email: info@bronte.org.uk<br />
website: www.bronte.info<br />
The Brontë Parsonage Museum has been opening its<br />
doors to visitors for over 75 years. Set between the<br />
village of Haworth and open moorland, the house still<br />
retains the atmosphere of the Brontës time.<br />
Closed 2nd – 31st Jan & 24th – 27th Dec. Open<br />
12pm – 5pm 1st Jan. 11am – 5pm 1st Feb – 31st<br />
Mar & 1st Oct – 31st Dec. 10am – 5.30pm 1st Apr<br />
– 30th Sep. Adult £5.50, Conc £4, Children (5-16)<br />
£2.50, Family £13.<br />
Access to the upper floor is by staircase only. Braille<br />
guide and induction loop are available and assistance<br />
dogs are welcome.<br />
Heart of Haworth Village Walks<br />
6 Penistone Mews,<br />
Rawdon Rd,<br />
Haworth<br />
BD22 8DF<br />
tel: 01535 642329<br />
email: phil@bronteguide.com<br />
website: www.bronteguide.com<br />
Range of daytime and evening guided walks around<br />
Haworth, including the popular Lanternlight<br />
Graveyard Tours.<br />
Tickets available from Haworth Tourist<br />
Information Centre and by telephone/credit card<br />
on 01535 642329. Extra tours available during<br />
Halloween week. Private groups (15+) by<br />
arrangement – call 0770 345 1166<br />
Cartwright Hall Art Gallery<br />
Lister Park,<br />
Bradford BD9 4NS<br />
tel: 01274 431212 fax: 01274 481045<br />
email: cartwright.hall@bradford.gov.uk<br />
website: www.bradfordmuseums.org<br />
Collection of 19th & 20th century British<br />
and French paintings and sculptures including works<br />
by David Hockney and large Victorian narrative<br />
paintings.<br />
Tuesday to Saturday 10 – 5pm,<br />
Sunday 1pm – 5 pm. Usually open Bank<br />
Holidays. Closed 1st January, 25th – 26th<br />
December, Good Fridays and Mondays.<br />
Admission free. Car parking onsite.<br />
Disabled parking and wheelchair access throughout.<br />
Accessible toilet. Induction Loop and Assistance<br />
dogs welcome.<br />
<strong>Ilkley</strong> Toy Museum<br />
Whitton Croft<br />
Road, <strong>Ilkley</strong><br />
LS29 9HR<br />
tel: 01943 603855 fax: 01943 602043<br />
email: ilkleytoymuseum@supanet.com<br />
website: www.ilkleytoymuseum.co.uk<br />
<strong>Ilkley</strong> Toy Museum contains one of the finest private<br />
collections of toys in the north of England. The many<br />
exhibits feature dolls, dolls’ houses, teddies, tin plate<br />
toys, lead figures and games.<br />
Open Saturday and Sunday 12 – 4pm, some<br />
weekdays, in main school holidays 12 – 4pm<br />
(telephone first). Adult £3.00 Children £2.00.<br />
Car parking nearby.<br />
Ramp to the front door. Full ground floor access.<br />
Disabled toilet. Assistance dogs welcomed.<br />
www.visitbradford.com
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Attractions<br />
Impressions Gallery<br />
Centenary Square<br />
Bradford<br />
BD1 1SD<br />
tel: 08450 515882<br />
email: enquiries@impressions-gallery.com<br />
website: www.impressions-gallery.com<br />
Impressions Gallery is the UK’s leading independent<br />
venue for photography. A regular programme of<br />
exhibitions and events means there is always<br />
something different to see.<br />
Closed Monday. Open Tue, Wed, Fri 11am – 6pm,<br />
Thur 11am – 8pm and Sat and Sun 12pm – 5pm.<br />
Closed New Years Day, Christmas Day, Boxing<br />
Day and Bank Holiday Mondays.<br />
Disabled access and disabled toilet available. Guide<br />
dogs welcome. Please call 08450 515882 for more<br />
information.<br />
Museum of Rail Travel<br />
Ingrow Bridge,<br />
Keighley<br />
BD21 5AX<br />
tel: 01535 680425<br />
email: admin@vintagecarriagestrust.org<br />
website: www.vintagecarriagestrust.org<br />
Over 50 Cinema & TV productions have featured<br />
Victorian and Edwardian carriages from this multi<br />
award winning museum. Sound and video<br />
presentations help to bring the past to life.<br />
11.00am - 4.30pm daily except 25th December.<br />
Adult £2, Senior citizen/Child £ 1.50,<br />
Family (2+3) £ 6, Group adult £1.50,<br />
Group child £1.00. Car parking nearby.<br />
Disabled access to museum. Chairlift to viewing<br />
platform. Accessible toilet. Braille guide.<br />
Keighley Bus Museum<br />
Riverside,<br />
(off Dalton Lane),<br />
Keighley<br />
BD21 4JP<br />
tel: 01282 413179<br />
email: shmdboard@aol.com<br />
website: www.kbmt.org.uk<br />
Keighley Bus Museum is a collection of over 50<br />
buses, coaches, trolleybuses and ancillary vehicles,<br />
mainly with West Yorkshire connections, dating from<br />
1924 to 1982.<br />
Tuesdays: 7pm – 10pm. Saturdays & Sundays:<br />
1pm – 5pm (subject to variation). Mondays &<br />
Fridays: Closed. Visitors are advised to contact<br />
us in advance to check availability either by<br />
telephone or email. Admission free.<br />
Car parking on site.<br />
Level access to most areas although some narrow<br />
walkways restrict wheelchair access.<br />
Museum of Reed Organs and Harmoniums<br />
Victoria Hall,<br />
Victoria Road,<br />
<strong>Saltaire</strong> BD1 3LA<br />
tel: 07976 535980<br />
email: phil@harmoniumservice.demon.co.uk<br />
A collection of around 100 organs along with<br />
advertising material of the period. Original catalogues,<br />
posters, trade cards and glass plate negatives create<br />
a vivid impression of the extent of the industry in its<br />
heyday.<br />
Open Sunday – Thursday, 11am – 4pm.<br />
Closed Fri and Sat. Dec and Jan. Adult £3.50,<br />
Concession/Child £3.00<br />
Accessible via lift. Accessible toilet.<br />
Assistance dogs welcome.<br />
Keighley & Worth Valley Railway<br />
Haworth Station,<br />
Station Road,<br />
Haworth<br />
BD22 8NJ<br />
Manor House<br />
Castle Yard,<br />
<strong>Ilkley</strong> LS29 9DT<br />
tel: 01535 645214<br />
email: kwvr@hotmail.com<br />
website: www.kwvr.co.uk<br />
Fully restored railway branch line, providing steam<br />
and heritage diesel service between Keighley,<br />
Ingrow, Oakworth, Haworth and Oxenhope. Special<br />
events throughout the year.<br />
Open every weekend and daily during Bank<br />
Holidays and school holidays. Every day 1st July<br />
to 31st August. Day Rover tickets: Adults £14.00<br />
Children £6.00 Family £25.00. Single and Return<br />
tickets are available. Group prices on request.<br />
Car parking onsite.<br />
Level access to all station sites. Disabled toilet<br />
facilities available at Haworth. Wheelchair ramps on<br />
all stations and trains. Disabled parking available at<br />
Oxenhope & Ingrow stations.<br />
tel: 01943 600066 fax: 01943 817079<br />
website: www.bradfordmuseums.org<br />
Medieval house built on the site of a Roman Fort.<br />
Small Museum – mainly Roman, some local<br />
information and a small shop.<br />
Tuesday 1pm – 5pm, Wednesday<br />
to Saturday 11am – 5pm, Sunday<br />
1pm – 4pm. Admission Free.<br />
Car parking nearby.<br />
Limited disabled facilities. Moveable ramp into<br />
building allows access to ground floor.<br />
National Media Museum<br />
Bradford<br />
BD1 1NQ<br />
tel: 0870 7010200 fax: 01274 723155<br />
website: www.nationalmediamuseum.org.uk<br />
With the earliest known surviving negative and television<br />
footage, the National Media Museum is home to three<br />
million items, including a unique collection of television<br />
technology in Experience TV and the nation’s collection<br />
of cinematography.The Museum is also home to a giant<br />
IMAX cinema.<br />
Tuesday – Sunday 10am – 6pm. Closed Mondays<br />
except Bank Holidays and school holidays. Museum<br />
free. IMAX Adult £6.95, Concession £4.95, 1 Adult &<br />
2 Concession £15, 2 Adults and 2 Concession £20.<br />
The Museum caters for most needs – ramps, lifts, toilet<br />
facilities, cinema and telephone hearing systems and<br />
wheelchair user spaces in all cinemas.<br />
<strong>Saltaire</strong> Brewery & Visitor Centre<br />
Dockfield Road,<br />
Shipley,<br />
BD17 7AR<br />
tel: 01274 594959<br />
email: info@saltairebrewery.co.uk<br />
website: www.saltairebrewery.co.uk<br />
<strong>Saltaire</strong> Brewery and Visitor Centre is a state of the art<br />
micro-brewery. The brewery features a Visitor Centre<br />
with mezzanine bar and exhibition about the science<br />
of brewing.<br />
Open Monday to Friday 8.30am – 5pm.The Visitor<br />
Centre is open for pre-arranged group bookings.<br />
Evening and weekend bookings available on<br />
request.<br />
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<strong>Saltaire</strong> Guided Walks<br />
5 Daisy Place,<br />
<strong>Saltaire</strong>, Shipley,<br />
BD18 4NA<br />
tel: 01274 599887 / 07952 745471<br />
email: mariaglot@googlemail.com<br />
Interesting informative fun guided walks of<br />
<strong>Saltaire</strong> (UNESCO World Heritage Site)<br />
model industrial village.<br />
Adults £3.50 Children £2.50.<br />
Walks any time by arrangement.<br />
The Peace Museum<br />
10 Piece Hall Yard,<br />
Bradford,<br />
BD1 1PJ<br />
tel: 01274 434009<br />
email: peacemuseum@bradford.gov.uk<br />
website:www.peacemuseum.org.uk<br />
Unique in the UK, the Peace Museum covers<br />
peace history, non-violence and conflict resolution.<br />
Displays include personal community, national<br />
and international peacemaking. Its outreach<br />
work includes five travelling exhibitions and<br />
audio-video website.<br />
Wednesdays and Fridays 11am – 3pm and other<br />
times by arrangement. Admission free. Car<br />
parking near by, none onsite.<br />
60 stairs to museum, no lift.<br />
<strong>Saltaire</strong> United Reformed Church<br />
Victoria Rd,<br />
<strong>Saltaire</strong><br />
BD18 3LA<br />
tel: 01274 597894<br />
email: len.morris@physics.org<br />
website: www.saltaireurc.info<br />
Built by Sir Titus Salt in 1859 the church is a unique<br />
example of Italianate religious architecture and is now<br />
a Grade 1 listed building set within the World Heritage<br />
Site of <strong>Saltaire</strong>. Sir Titus Salt is interred in the<br />
Mausoleum.<br />
Open all year Sunday 2pm – 4pm. Easter –<br />
October 2pm – 4pm every day. Other times by<br />
arrangement. Services held Sundays at 10.30am.<br />
Café open from 2pm Sundays. Admission free.<br />
Donations welcome.<br />
No wheelchair access. Induction loop in church.<br />
Assistance dogs welcome.<br />
Undercliffe Cemetery<br />
Undercliffe Lane,<br />
Bradford<br />
BD3 OQD<br />
tel: 01274 642276<br />
website: www.undercliffe.org<br />
Undercliffe Cemetery is a 24-acre site set high on a<br />
hillside overlooking Bradford and the hills and moors<br />
beyond. Opened in 1854 it is the final resting place of<br />
many of the city’s founders and a great cross-section<br />
of Victorian society.<br />
Open 24 hrs a day. Admission free.<br />
Car parking on site.<br />
Access to a large part of the cemetery is available to<br />
wheelchair users. There are parking spaces inside<br />
both entrances.<br />
Shipley Glen Tramway<br />
Prod Lane,<br />
Baildon, Shipley<br />
BD17 5BN<br />
tel: 01274 589010<br />
email: info@glentramway.co.uk<br />
website: www.glentramway.co.uk<br />
Britain’s oldest cable hauled tramway opened in<br />
1895. The tramway is a few minutes from <strong>Saltaire</strong><br />
and there is a museum with memorabilia.<br />
Nov, Jan, Feb: Sunday only 12pm – dusk. Mar –<br />
Oct: Saturday and Sunday 12pm – 4.30pm. Open<br />
all Bank Holidays. 12noon – 4.30pm.<br />
Dec: Saturday and Sunday 12pm – dusk for<br />
Santa Specials. Closed 25th/26th Dec.<br />
Return: Adult 80p, Child 50p, Conc 50p.<br />
Single: Adult 50p, Child 30p, Conc 30p.<br />
Disabled parking and access. All dogs accepted.<br />
White Wells<br />
Spa Cottage,<br />
<strong>Ilkley</strong> Moor,<br />
<strong>Ilkley</strong><br />
LS29 9RF<br />
tel: 01943 608035<br />
White Wells houses two 18th century plunge baths.<br />
Although there has been bathing since the early 18th<br />
century. One of the baths can still be used by visitors<br />
to White Wells. Just ask in the Café for more details.<br />
Open weekends and Bank Holidays all year<br />
round 10am – 5pm and also when the flag is<br />
flying. Closed Christmas Day. Admission free.<br />
Car parking near by.<br />
Limited parking space to rear of premises for use<br />
by disabled badge holders intending to use the<br />
café facilities.<br />
St Leonard's Farm Park<br />
St Leonards Farm,<br />
Chapel Lane,<br />
Esholt<br />
BD17 7RB<br />
tel: 01274 598795 fax: 01274 598795<br />
email: farmerjames1@aol.com<br />
website: www.stleonardsfarm.com<br />
Multi-award winning open farm in the tourist village of<br />
Esholt, original home of “Emmerdale”. Lots of different<br />
animals you can feed and pet, play and picnic areas,<br />
nature footpaths, gift shop and tea room serving<br />
home made cakes and meals.<br />
Open all year round Tuesday to Sunday, 10am<br />
to 5pm (closes 4pm October to Easter).<br />
Admission from £3.50.<br />
Farm accessible for wheelchairs, disabled toilets and<br />
parking available. Assistance dogs welcome.<br />
Yarn Spinners Tours<br />
Victoria Building<br />
Thornton Road<br />
Bradford<br />
BD1 2DX<br />
tel: 01274 433678 / 07980943391<br />
email: Rubina@yarnspinnerstours.co.uk<br />
website: www.yarnspinnerstours.co.uk<br />
Personally guided tours of West Yorkshire with a<br />
costumed guide, the focus being on heritage and<br />
culture. A variety of packages are available from one<br />
hour walks to full day bus tours. Tours include<br />
Discover Little Germany and Ghost and Grisly Tales.<br />
Open all year round except 24th – 26th Dec and<br />
1st Jan. Walks from £5.00 per adult, £3.50<br />
concession, £2.00 children. Bus tours from £15<br />
per adult, £12.50 concessions, £10.00 children.<br />
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Events<br />
Events<br />
Across Bradford district you will find a year-round<br />
programme of events, packed with exciting festivals,<br />
parades and carnivals to suit all ages and tastes.<br />
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Bradford Big Screen<br />
2008 has a fantastic new programme of performances live<br />
from the Royal Opera House direct to the Big Screen.<br />
Come along and be part of an extended audience from<br />
across the UK.<br />
www.visitbradford.com/events<br />
Bradford Film Festival<br />
Throughout the year<br />
The Bradford Film Festival is one of the UK’s top film<br />
festivals celebrating new and classic films from around<br />
the world. There are dozens of premieres as well as the<br />
annual Wide Screen Weekend, silent film events and<br />
director showcases. Past guests have included Jean<br />
Simmons, Lord Attenborough, Ian Carmichael and<br />
Alan Bennett.<br />
www.bradfordfilmfestival.org.uk<br />
<strong>Ilkley</strong> Complementary Medicine<br />
The <strong>Ilkley</strong> Complementary Medicine Festival is held at<br />
Kings Hall, Winter Gardens, <strong>Ilkley</strong> and is the Uk’s premier<br />
festival promoting natural remedies and related products.<br />
Over 100 stands cover a wide range of therapies, services<br />
and natural products.<br />
www.icmf.co.uk<br />
Haworth 1940’s Weekend<br />
Step back in time and celebrate the 1940s with the<br />
village of Haworth. This popular event attracts villagers<br />
and visitors who dress in 1940s attire. Events include<br />
a flypast by a Dakota, a military vehicle parade and<br />
evening dances.<br />
www.haworthvillage.co.uk<br />
Bradford Mela<br />
The Mela is a celebration of art, craft, culture and<br />
community which brings alive the sights, smells and<br />
sounds of Asian and global communities both traditional<br />
and modern.<br />
www.visitbradford.com/events<br />
Bradford Classic<br />
June<br />
19 – 20 July<br />
29 Feb – 15 March<br />
17 – 18 May<br />
29 – 30 March<br />
The Bradford Classic 2008 will be held over the weekend<br />
of 19 and 20 July in Centenary Square, Bradford. It<br />
promises to be a wonderful celebration of motor vehicles<br />
with over 150 classic cars on display. Information on the<br />
various cars and activities will be available on the<br />
Bradford Classic website when they are confirmed.<br />
www.thebradfordclassic.com<br />
<strong>Ilkley</strong> Summer Festival<br />
Visit <strong>Ilkley</strong> during the month of August for the Summer<br />
Festival. A month packed with events for all the family,<br />
including continental markets, exhibitions, family<br />
workshops and concerts.<br />
www.visitbradford.com/events<br />
<strong>Saltaire</strong> Festival<br />
<strong>Saltaire</strong> UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to one of<br />
Bradford district’s most popular festivals – the <strong>Saltaire</strong><br />
Festival in September. Set within the beautiful village of<br />
<strong>Saltaire</strong> the festival has a packed programme of events<br />
including exhibitions, musical performances, continental<br />
markets, CAMRA beer festival, historical walks and<br />
comedy nights.<br />
www.saltairefestival.co.uk<br />
Bite the Mango<br />
September<br />
1 – 31 August<br />
19 – 25 September<br />
Hosted at the National Media Museum, Bite the Mango<br />
brings audiences an impressive collection of the very<br />
best cinema from all four corners of the world drawing<br />
influences from Africa, South Asia, Central America and<br />
the Far East showcasing an eclectic mix of features,<br />
shorts and documentaries as well as seminars and<br />
workshops.<br />
www.nationalmediamuseum.org.uk<br />
<strong>Ilkley</strong> Literature Festival<br />
3 – 19 October<br />
The <strong>Ilkley</strong> Literature Festival is the North of England’s<br />
liveliest and most prestigious literature festival. Authors,<br />
discussions, readings, performances and workshops as<br />
well as literary walks, poetry and children’s events make<br />
this an exciting and entertaining festival for literature<br />
lovers of all ages. The festival has also attracted some<br />
of the biggest names in entertainment and literature,<br />
including: P D James, Clive James, Jeremy Paxman,<br />
Billy Bragg and Kate Adie.<br />
www.ilkleyliteraturefestival.org.uk<br />
Bradford Animation Festival<br />
November<br />
The Bradford Animation Festival at the National Media<br />
Museum, is the UK’s biggest and best-loved animation<br />
festival. Host to master classes, seminars, workshops,<br />
screenings and special events, the festival is led by<br />
some of the animation industry’s top names.<br />
www.baf.org.uk<br />
For further information on these events and more, visit:<br />
www.visitbradford.com/events<br />
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Evenings Out<br />
St George’s Hall<br />
The Stage at the Alhambra Theatre<br />
Chino Thai, Bradford<br />
Evenings Out<br />
Bradford’s impressive, vibrant culture offers<br />
visitors an exciting and diverse range of<br />
theatre, events and lively nightlife.<br />
The Aagrah, Shipley<br />
Bradford’s excellent theatre, cinema,<br />
live music, restaurants, bars and clubs<br />
make it a great place for a night out.<br />
Crowned Curry Capital of Britain in<br />
2004, Bradford and its restaurants<br />
have a deserved reputation for<br />
excellent Asian cuisine. However, the<br />
district has lots to offer, whatever your<br />
taste, with restaurants serving food<br />
from every corner of the world.<br />
Give Shipley a try for some of the<br />
district’s top restaurants, including the<br />
award-winning Aagrah. Or visit <strong>Ilkley</strong><br />
for the Michelin-starred Box Tree.<br />
There are also great city centre bars<br />
and comfortable Yorkshire pubs, many<br />
of which are situated in the district's<br />
beautiful countryside. Fanny's Ale &<br />
Cider House in <strong>Saltaire</strong> and Bar T'at<br />
in <strong>Ilkley</strong> are just two of many pubs in<br />
the district serving local real ale.<br />
For the best in local bands and live<br />
music head for Delius, Gasworks and<br />
the Love Apple in Bradford. At the<br />
heart of the city centre, St George’s<br />
Hall attracts touring artists as well as<br />
hosting Bradford’s Orchestral Season.<br />
It is also a popular venue on the<br />
national stand-up comedy circuit.<br />
West End productions, opera, ballet<br />
and the best in comedy and drama<br />
are on offer at Bradford’s Alhambra<br />
Theatre. A jewel in the city’s crown,<br />
the Alhambra is a magnificent and<br />
well-preserved Edwardian theatre,<br />
which hosts regular visits from the<br />
Royal Shakespeare Company,<br />
Birmingham Royal Ballet and the<br />
Royal National Theatre.<br />
Further information<br />
www.visitbradford.com<br />
www.bradford-theatres.co.uk<br />
www.loveapplecafe.co.uk<br />
www.aagrah.com<br />
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Accommodation<br />
Within Bradford district you will find a variety of holiday<br />
accommodation to suit your individual requirements – from<br />
farmhouses to major hotels, campsites to family run B&Bs.<br />
When you are looking for a place to stay you need a rating<br />
system you can trust. VisitBritain’s ratings are your clear guide<br />
to what to expect, in an easy to understand form. Properties<br />
are visited annually by trained, impartial assessors so you can<br />
be confident that your accommodation has been thoroughly<br />
checked and rated for quality before you make a booking.<br />
Properties advertised in this guide are inspected by either<br />
Quality in Tourism on behalf of VisitBritain and/or the AA.<br />
If you would like further information on the grading scheme or<br />
additional awards not mentioned in this guide please contact<br />
Quality in Tourism: 0845 300 6996 or the AA:<br />
01256 844455.<br />
All the national bodies (VisitBritain and the AA) now assess<br />
hotels and guest accommodation (including B&Bs) to the same<br />
criteria and award one to five stars. The star ratings reflect the<br />
overall quality of the experience.<br />
For serviced accommodation there are two separate schemes<br />
– one for hotels and one for guest accommodation.<br />
Hotels have to be licensed, offer dinner at least five nights a<br />
week (unless categorised as a Metro Hotel) and have all rooms<br />
ensuite or with private bathrooms.<br />
The different hotel categories are: Hotel, Small Hotel,<br />
Country House Hotel, Metro Hotel, Town House Hotel<br />
and Budget Hotel.<br />
Guest accommodation categories are: Guest<br />
Accommodation, Bed and Breakfasts, Guest Houses,<br />
Inns, Farmhouses and Restaurants with Rooms. Tend to<br />
be personally run by the owners.<br />
Gold and Silver awards for hotels and guest<br />
accommodation: Silver awards recognise exceptional<br />
quality at all levels and Gold awards are given to the ‘best<br />
of the best’.<br />
Stars for self-catering: The layout and design of the<br />
accommodation and the range and quality of the kitchen<br />
equipment is assessed, as well as the quality and comfort<br />
of the bedrooms and bathrooms and, most importantly,<br />
the cleanliness.<br />
Hostels: These provide safe, budget-priced<br />
accommodation for young people, families and<br />
larger groups and are star-rated. Higher rated<br />
accommodation often provides ensuite rooms.<br />
Caravan,Touring and Camping Parks: Star ratings<br />
reflect the overall quality of the park. The ratings are<br />
awarded, based on cleanliness, environment and the<br />
standard of facilities and service provided.<br />
If you choose to stay in any of EnjoyEngland’s quality-assessed<br />
accommodation, you can be confident that it has been checked<br />
out before you check in. For more information on the<br />
EnjoyEngland Quality Rose assessment schemes and the star<br />
ratings, go to www.enjoyengland.com<br />
Enjoy England Ratings<br />
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Prices<br />
Simple, practical, no frills<br />
Well presented and well run<br />
Good level of quality and comfort<br />
Excellent standard throughout<br />
Exceptional with a degree of luxury<br />
The prices shown in the guide are per room for hotels and<br />
guest accommodation. The prices shown for self-catering and<br />
holiday parks are weekly rates. Please note that details<br />
including the prices are subject to change.You are advised to<br />
check with the establishment before booking. All prices include<br />
VAT where applicable. Please mention this guide when<br />
booking.<br />
Making a Complaint<br />
All establishments in this guide have been or have applied to<br />
be inspected by Quality in Tourism and/or the AA. Causes for<br />
complaints are very rare, but should a matter arise you are<br />
advised to take the matter up immediately with management.<br />
Should you feel your complaint has not been dealt with<br />
satisfactorily, you can take the matter further with Quality in<br />
Tourism which can be contacted on 0845 300 6996 or the<br />
AA on 01256 844455.<br />
The National Accessible Scheme<br />
The National Accessible Scheme for self-catering, parks and<br />
serviced accommodation includes standards for hearing and<br />
visually impaired guests in addition to standards for guests<br />
with mobility impairment.<br />
Accommodation that displays one or more of the eight signs<br />
shown in the following column is committed to accessibility.<br />
When you see one of the symbols, you can be sure that the<br />
accommodation has been thoroughly assessed against<br />
demanding criteria.<br />
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National Accessible Scheme Symbols<br />
Level 1 (M1)<br />
Typically suitable for a person with sufficient mobility to<br />
climb a flight of steps but would benefit from fixtures<br />
and fittings to aid balance.<br />
Level 2 (M2)<br />
Typically suitable for a person with restricted walking<br />
ability and for those that may need to use a wheelchair<br />
some of the time and can negotiate a maximum of<br />
three steps.<br />
Level 3 (M3-I) Independent<br />
Typically suitable for a person who depends on the<br />
use of a wheelchair and transfers unaided to and from<br />
the wheelchair in a seated position. This person may<br />
be an independent traveller.<br />
Level 3 (M3-A) Assisted<br />
Typically suitable for a person who depends on the<br />
use of a wheelchair in a seated position. This person<br />
also requires personal/mechanical assistance<br />
(e.g. carer, hoist).<br />
Access Exceptional<br />
Attained by providing for all levels of mobility<br />
impairment listed above with reference to the British<br />
Standards BS 8300:2001. This is awarded to<br />
establishments that fulfil all the requirements of<br />
M1, M2, M3 (A or I) and some additional Best<br />
Practice criteria.<br />
Hearing impairment<br />
Minimum entry requirements to meet the National<br />
Accessible Standards for guests with hearing<br />
impairment, from mild hearing loss to profoundly deaf.<br />
Level 1.<br />
Recommended (Best Practice) additional<br />
requirements to meet the National Accessible<br />
Standards for guests with hearing impairment,<br />
from mild hearing loss to profoundly deaf. Level 2.<br />
Visual impairment<br />
Minimum entry requirements to meet the National<br />
Accessible Standards for visually impaired guests.<br />
Level 1.<br />
Recommended (Best Practice) additional<br />
requirements to meet the National Accessible<br />
Standards for visually impaired guests.<br />
Level 2.<br />
Accommodation listings guide<br />
● Hotel name and type of accomodation:<br />
■Hotels ■Guest Accommodation ■Self-catering<br />
■Caravan and Campsites ■Group Accommodation<br />
● Brief<br />
description<br />
● Number<br />
& type of<br />
bedroom<br />
Hotel<br />
● Min. price based on price<br />
per room per night for<br />
bed & breakfast<br />
Main Street, Bradford BD99 9ZX<br />
Tel: 01274 1234567<br />
E-mail: info@friendlyhotel.co.uk<br />
Central location, Ideal for exploring Bradford district.<br />
5 single £47 4 Double £57 Twin £57 Family £67<br />
● Address and<br />
contact details<br />
● Awards and<br />
accreditations<br />
● Facilities<br />
(see key right)<br />
● Min. price based on price per room per<br />
night for bed & breakfast based on two<br />
people sharing a twin or double<br />
A guide to amenity symbols<br />
Hotels and accommodation<br />
Children welcome<br />
Hot and cold water<br />
in all bedrooms<br />
T.V. in all bedrooms<br />
Licensed<br />
T.V. lounge<br />
Central heating<br />
Private parking<br />
Limited/permit parking<br />
Pets by arrangement<br />
Special diets<br />
Baby listening service<br />
En suite facilities<br />
Passenger lift<br />
Telephone<br />
Weekend rates<br />
Child Reductions<br />
Self-catering accommodation<br />
Utilities operated by meter<br />
Electric cooking<br />
Gas cooking<br />
Gas/electric fires<br />
Open fire<br />
Garden<br />
Linen provided<br />
Freezer<br />
Microwave oven<br />
Radio<br />
Colour television<br />
Caravans and campsites<br />
Hot and cold water<br />
Toilets<br />
Showers<br />
Washing up area<br />
Washing machine/dryer<br />
Shop<br />
Limited provision<br />
Cot available<br />
Major credit cards<br />
Restaurant<br />
Evening meal available<br />
Tea/Coffee making<br />
facilities<br />
Non-smoking<br />
establishment<br />
Gym<br />
Swimming pool<br />
Full fire certificate<br />
Golf course<br />
Book a bed ahead<br />
Ground floor bedrooms<br />
Conference facilities<br />
Internet connection<br />
Bath<br />
Pets by arrangement<br />
Hairdryer available<br />
Washing machine<br />
Drying facilities<br />
Dishwasher<br />
Ironing facilities available<br />
Electric shaver point<br />
Ground floor bedrooms<br />
Access to internet<br />
connection<br />
DVD player available<br />
Gas<br />
Children’s games room<br />
Hard standings<br />
Electric hook-up<br />
Statics only<br />
Play area<br />
Bradford District 2008
Accommodation: Bradford 25<br />
Accommodation in Bradford<br />
Best Western Guide Post Hotel<br />
Common Road, Low Moor, Bradford BD12 0ST<br />
Tel: 01274 607866, Fax: 01274 671085,<br />
Email: sales@guideposthotel.net<br />
www.guideposthotel.net<br />
2 miles from J.26 off the M62 motorway.<br />
Close proximity to the motorway brings guests speedily<br />
to our excellent conference/function rooms.41 en-suite<br />
bedrooms, fully licensed restaurant offering first class<br />
English & Continental cuisine and a friendly service<br />
throughout.Free Wifi.Function rooms available.<br />
Visit our website for special offers.<br />
Cedar Court Hotel, Bradford<br />
Mayo Ave, off Rooley Lane, Bradford BD5 8HW<br />
Tel: 01274 406606, Fax: 01274 406655<br />
Email: reservations@cedarcourtbradford.co.uk<br />
www.cedarcourthotels.co.uk<br />
The Cedar Court Ideally located just off j26 of the M62,<br />
offers 131 bedrooms, several with interconnecting doors<br />
ideal for families.450 free car parking spaces and a fully<br />
equipped health club incorporating a 13m pool, Jacuzzi<br />
and whirlpool, fully equipped gym, sauna and steam<br />
room complement the recent refurbishment of the hotel.<br />
Double, Twin, Family from £60 subject to availability.<br />
Suites also available.<br />
Express by Holiday Inn<br />
The Leisure Exchange,<br />
Vicar Lane Bradford BD1 5LD<br />
Tel: 0870 787 2064, Fax: 0870 787 2066<br />
Email: bradford@morethanhotels.com<br />
www.morethanhotels.com<br />
• Great Room with bar • 120 guest bedrooms<br />
• Colour TV with satellite • Direct dial telephone<br />
and modem points • Power shower and hairdryer<br />
• Tea/coffee making facilities • Meeting rooms for up to<br />
40 delegates.In-house movies<br />
From: £62<br />
Awaiting Inspection<br />
IBIS Hotel<br />
Quayside, Salts Mill Road,<br />
Shipley BD18 3ST<br />
Tel: 01274 589333, Fax: 01274 589444<br />
Modern 78 bedroom Hotel situated close to Bradford<br />
& Leeds on the banks of the Leeds & Liverpool Canal.<br />
Conference facilities for up to 30 people.24 hour snacks<br />
& bar.Restaurant open 6–10pm, 365 days a year.<br />
The hotel is great for business & leisure.<br />
Midweek from: £53 Weekend from: £45<br />
Marriott Hollins Hall Hotel & Country Club<br />
Hollins Hill, Baildon, Shipley, Bradford BD17 7QW<br />
Tel: 01274 530053, Fax: 01274 530187<br />
Email: mhrs.lbags.eventorganiser@<br />
marriotthotels.com<br />
www.marriotthollinshall.co.uk<br />
Marriott Hollins Hall is the rural gateway to traditional<br />
Yorkshire hospitality and is the perfect base to help you<br />
discover theYorkshire area.The hotel boasts a 20m<br />
indoor pool and poolside facilities, two gyms and a<br />
championship golf course.<br />
From: Single from: £85 BB Double from: £110 BB<br />
Suite from: £Enq BB Family £Enq Superior £Enq<br />
The Midland Hotel<br />
The Midland Hotel, Forster Square,<br />
Bradford BD1 4HU<br />
Tel: 01274 735735, Fax: 01274 720003<br />
Email: info@midland-hotel-bradford.com<br />
www.midland-hotel-bradford.com<br />
Wide sweeping staircase, high ornate ceilings and all<br />
the ambience of an era long ago.Our roots may be in the<br />
past, but our facilities are the finest the 21st century<br />
has to offer.<br />
Single from: £70 Double/Twin from: £80<br />
Four Poster suite from: £120<br />
Family/Interconnecting (four) from: £100<br />
Novotel Bradford<br />
6 RoydsdaleWay, Bradford,WestYorkshire BD4 6SA.Tel: 01274 683683<br />
Fax: 01274 651342. Email: H0510@accor.com<br />
Group tariffs available<br />
All prices per room include full english breakfast<br />
Five Rise Locks Hotel & Restaurant<br />
Beck Lane, Bingley, BD16 4DDTel: 01274 565296<br />
www.five-rise-locks.co.uk<br />
Double/Twin from: £75 including full breakfast<br />
Great Victoria<br />
Bridge Street, Bradford BD1 1JX<br />
Tel: 01274 728706, Fax: 01274 736358<br />
Email: info@victoriabradford.co.uk<br />
Web: www.tomahawkhotels.co.uk<br />
Privately owned stylish, modern hotel.Cool<br />
contemporary design cleverly mixed with elegant<br />
Victorian architecture.Menus of the finest English<br />
favourites with a contemporary twist, using only the<br />
freshest ingredients sourced locally where possible.<br />
Single/Double/Twin from: £69<br />
Suite from: £100<br />
Ramada Bradford/Leeds Hotel<br />
Bradford Road, Bingley BD16 1TU<br />
Tel: 01274 567123, Fax: 01274 551331<br />
Email: gm.bradford@ramadajarvis.co.uk<br />
www.ramadajarvis.co.uk<br />
Ideally located for exploring theYorkshire Dales, Bronte<br />
and Emmerdale country, Salts Mill and all the attractions<br />
of Leeds and Bradford.Golf, leisure and family packages<br />
available.<br />
4 Single from: £85 67 Double from: £95<br />
29 Twin from: £95 3 Family en suite £Enq<br />
Please call for latest offers.<br />
Travelodge<br />
Mark Johnston. Mid Point,Thornbury, Bradford BD3 7AY<br />
Tel: 0870 1911624. Fax: 01274 665436.Website: www.travelodge.co.uk<br />
48 family rooms from £50.<br />
Gym, pool and golf next door.<br />
Hilton Bradford<br />
Hall Ings, Bradford BD1 5SH<br />
Tel: 01274 734734, Fax: 01274 306146<br />
Email: events.bradford@hilton.com<br />
www.hilton.co.uk/bradford<br />
The Hilton Hotel is located in the heart of the city,<br />
seconds away from amenities including the main<br />
stations and car parking, and a short walk from<br />
attractions such as The Alhambra and National Media<br />
Museum.The Hilton Bradford is the largest hotel in<br />
the city centre with 120 bedrooms and offers<br />
contemporary dining in our new City3 restaurant and<br />
bar with views of Bradford’s beautiful City Hall.<br />
Enjoy England Quality<br />
Assured Hotel<br />
Clifton Lodge<br />
Mrs. J. Spencer, 75 Kirkgate, Shipley BD18 3LU<br />
Tel: 01274 580509, Fax: 01274 580343<br />
Email: cliftonlodge75@hotmail.com<br />
A traditional run guest house centrally situated<br />
in Shipley close to Bradford and Leeds.Bus and<br />
railway stations close by.Convenient base for touring<br />
famous landmarks, <strong>Saltaire</strong>, Haworth, <strong>Ilkley</strong> and the<br />
Dales.“Ideally situated for business and holiday guest”.<br />
3 Single from: £25 Single en-suite from: £30<br />
6 Double from: £35 4 Double/Twin en-suite from: £40<br />
2 Family from: £55<br />
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Accommodation: Bradford<br />
Ann’s Farmhouse<br />
Chris Foster, New Farm,Thornton Road,Thornton, Bradford,<br />
BD13 3QE.Tel: 01274 833214. Email:yorkshirefarmer@hotmail.co.uk<br />
Single ensuite from £25, Twin ensuite from, £45 Double ensuite from £45,<br />
Family room from £45<br />
The Anvil<br />
Janet Nella Ackroyd, Forge End,<br />
2 Edgebottom, Denholme, Bradford, BD13 4JW<br />
Tel/Fax: 01274 832850<br />
Sleeps 2 Weekly rate £90 - £95<br />
Ford House Farm<br />
Mrs Padley, Buck Lane, Baildon, Shipley<br />
BD17 7RWTel/Fax:01274 584489.Email:<br />
info@fordhousefarmbedandbreakfast.co.uk<br />
www.fordhousefarmbedandbreakfast.co.uk<br />
Ford House Farm awarded 4 stars for the 10th year; all<br />
rooms are ensuite with free view TV, tea/coffee in all<br />
rooms.We are set in the green belt with great views<br />
down the Aire Valley, off road private parking with CCTV<br />
and electric gates, wireless internet connection,<br />
Freeview, special diets catered for by your hosts Val and<br />
Michael.Price - Double/Twin from £55, Single from £40<br />
The Grange, Faweather Grange<br />
Mr & Mrs Skinn,The Grange, Sconce Lane,<br />
High Eldwick BD16 3BL<br />
Tel: 01943 878777<br />
E-mail: enquiries@faweathergrange.com<br />
Website: www.faweathergrange.com<br />
Described by some as the most romantic retreats<br />
in Britain these ten luxury Scandinavian Lodges offer<br />
space and privacy, set in nine acres of grounds<br />
overlooking an ancient wooded valley on the edge<br />
of <strong>Ilkley</strong> Moor.‘Bentley Bollinger breaks’– see our<br />
website.10 luxury log houses self-catering weekly<br />
rate: £430-£1099 sleep 2-6<br />
Ivy Guest House<br />
3 Melbourne Place, Bradford BD5 0HZ<br />
Tel: 01274 727060 Fax: 01274 306347<br />
Email: enquiries@ivyguesthousebradford.com<br />
www.ivyguesthousebradford.com<br />
Close to Bradford City centre, this Grade II listed building<br />
is set in a traditional, tree-lined, cobbled street recalling<br />
Bradford’s prosperous industrial heritage.<br />
Ideally located for the University, Alhambra Theatre and<br />
the National Media Museum.All bedrooms have colour<br />
TV, tea and coffee making facilities.<br />
Prices - £19 - £25 per person per night<br />
Honeysuckle Cottage<br />
Mrs Stobart, Heaton, Bradford<br />
Tel: 01274 541181<br />
Sleeps 3 weekly rate from £195.00 – £300.00<br />
Overlookers Cottage<br />
Mrs Heald, 2Victoria Road, <strong>Saltaire</strong>, BD18 3LA<br />
Tel: 01274 774122<br />
Website: www.saltairevillage.info<br />
Sleeps 4, weekly rate £250-£320, short break rate 2 nights £120<br />
Langbar House Bed and Breakfast<br />
Mrs Cuthbertson, 8Temple Rhydding Drive, Baildon, Shipley, BD17 5PU.<br />
Tel: 01274 599900. Email: enquiry@langbarhouse.co.uk<br />
www.langbarhouse.co.uk<br />
1 Double ensuite from £50.00, 1Twin from £45.00<br />
New Beehive Inn<br />
MrWagstaff, 169-171Westgate, Bradford,<br />
BD1 3AATel: 01274 721784, Fax: 01274 735092<br />
Email: newbeehive@talk21.com<br />
www.newbeehiveinn.co.uk<br />
“A gem, many-roomed, gas lit, inn retaining all its<br />
Edwardian character, offering high standards of<br />
food, accommodation and hospitality.”<br />
CAMRA Room At The Inn Guide.<br />
All rooms en suite<br />
3 Single from: £34 (with breakfast £40)<br />
8 Double/Twin from: £46 (with breakfast £58)<br />
1 Family from: £56 (with breakfast £74)<br />
Thimble, Bobbin & Shuttle Cottages<br />
Mrs.Warin, March Cote Farm, Cottingley, Bingley<br />
BD16 1UBTel: 01274 487433 Mob: 07880 720 194,<br />
Email: jean.warin@nevisuk.net<br />
www.yorkshirenet.co.uk/accgde/marchcote<br />
Self-catering, traditionalYorkshire accommodation.<br />
Charming 200 year old homes.Fully equipped.<br />
Quiet location with open views.<br />
3 Cottages Sleeps 2–5 Weekly Rate from: £195–£310<br />
Harden & Bingley Holiday Park Ltd.<br />
Julie Dunham, Bracken Bank Lodge, Bingley, BD16 1DF<br />
Tel: 01535 273810.E-mail: harden-park@yahoo.co.uk<br />
No.of Pitches 6 , Nightly Rate Caravans from £10-£13.50<br />
Tents from £10-£12.00<br />
Norland House<br />
Mrs. L Dawson, 695 Great Horton Road, Bradford BD7 4DU<br />
Tel: 01274 571698. Fax: 01274 503290.<br />
Email: norlandguesthouse@yahoo.co.uk www.norlandguesthouse.gbr.cc<br />
Single from £25–£30, Double/Twin £40–£45.<br />
www.visitbradford.com<br />
Woodlands Guest House<br />
Mrs.Wood, 2The Grove, Shelf, Halifax HX3 7PD<br />
Tel: 01274 677533 E-mail: suewood45@hotmail.com<br />
www.woodlands-yorkshire.com<br />
1 Single 1 Double 1Twin £25–£30 per person, per night<br />
Glen Knoll<br />
5A Carlton Road, <strong>Saltaire</strong>, Shipley BD18 4NE<br />
Tel: 01274 825303<br />
Email: sunderlandhpm275629@btinternet.com<br />
First floor flat in Victorian detached house situated on<br />
the edge of <strong>Saltaire</strong> World Heritage site.Fully equipped.<br />
Ideal for commuting Leeds, Haworth & the Dales.Nonsmoking.<br />
Sleeps 4 Weekly Rate from: £250/£300<br />
3 Nights from: £150<br />
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Accommodation: Bradford 27<br />
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Accommodation: Bradford / Brontë Country<br />
Accommodation in Brontë Country<br />
Dalesgate Hotel Keighley<br />
406 Skipton Road, Utley,<br />
Keighley BD20 6HP<br />
Tel: 01535 664930, Fax: 01535 611253<br />
www.dalesgate.co.uk<br />
A charming independent hotel and restaurant,<br />
on the edge of the Dales and Brontë Country.<br />
The ideal base for business or pleasure.<br />
3 Single from: £40–£45 12 Double from: £55–£65<br />
4 Twin from: £55–£65<br />
The Old White Lion Hotel<br />
West Lane, Haworth, Keighley,<br />
WestYorkshire, BD22 8DU<br />
Tel: 01535 642313, Fax: 01535 646222,<br />
Email: enquiries@oldwhitelionhotel.com<br />
www.oldwhitelionhotel.com<br />
Friendly, family run 300-year-old coaching Inn.<br />
14 en-suite bedrooms, candlelit a la carte restaurant,<br />
oak beamed bars.As featured on BBC Holiday 2001<br />
programme.<br />
3 Single from: £57–£67 8 Double from: £78–£88<br />
1 Twin from: £78–£88 2 Family £Enq<br />
Innkeepers Lodge Keighley<br />
Bradford Road Keighley BD21 4BB<br />
Tel: 0870 2430500 Email: info@innkeeperslodge.com<br />
www.innkeeperslodge.com<br />
From £53.<br />
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Accommodation: Brontë Country 29<br />
Bradford North Bingley Premier Inn<br />
Aitches Guest House<br />
Premier Inn, 502 Bradford Road,<br />
Sandbeds, Keighley, BD20 5NH<br />
Tel: 08701 977038 www.premiertravelinn.com<br />
At our Bingley Premier Inn and Dalesway Brewers Fayre<br />
Carvery you can be sure of immaculate roomy<br />
bedrooms, comfy surroundings and friendly service,<br />
everything you need for a good night’s sleep.<br />
Mon – Fri from £55 Sat – Sun from £50<br />
Mrs Evans, 11West Lane, Haworth BD22 8DU<br />
Tel: 01535 642501 Email: aitches@talk21.com<br />
www.aitches.co.uk<br />
Elegant Victorian house situated at the top of Haworth’s<br />
famous cobbled street, within 2 mins walk of Brontë<br />
Parsonage and village centre.Luxury en-suite<br />
bedrooms.Cosy guest lounge.A friendly welcome and<br />
warm hospitality assured.Convenient parking.Superb<br />
breakfasts.<br />
From: Single £40 Double £55 Twin £55<br />
Apothecary Guest House<br />
Mr. N. Sisley, 86 Main Street, Haworth BD22 8DP.<br />
Tel/Fax: 01535 643642.<br />
Email: nicholasapt@aol.com<br />
www.theapothecaryguesthouse.co.uk<br />
Friendly family run Guest House.Situated at the top of<br />
the cobbled Main Sreet.Two minutes walk from the<br />
Brontë Parsonage and Moors.The Worth Valley Steam<br />
Railway is only 5 minutes walk away and we welcome<br />
walkers and railway enthusiasts alike.<br />
1 single room available from: £20–£30.4 double rooms<br />
from: £40–£50.1 twin room from: £40–£50.<br />
1 family room from: £50–£70.<br />
Ashmount Country House<br />
Mytholmes Lane, Haworth BD22 8EZ<br />
Tel: 01535 645726<br />
Email: info@ashmounthaworth.co.uk<br />
www.ashmounthaworth.co.uk<br />
Large Victorian villa in its own grounds with<br />
magnificent views of the Moors.Original gothic<br />
interiors and period furnishings.Private parking<br />
3 minutes from village.EE Silver award.Wifi access.<br />
Rooms from: 1 Single £35, Double £70, Twin £70<br />
Family of 3 £90, Family of 4 £110<br />
Haworth Tea Rooms & Guest House<br />
Mrs Billenness, 68 Main Street,<br />
Haworth, BD22 8DP.Tel: 01535 644278<br />
www.haworthtearooms.co.uk<br />
Single from £35, Double from £50, Twin from £50, Family from £50<br />
Heathfield Bed and Breakfast<br />
Manor Guest House<br />
The Old Registry<br />
1 Bronte Street, Haworth BD22 8EE<br />
Tel: 01535 640606<br />
Email: ray.trudy@heathfield-haworth.co.uk<br />
www.heathfield-haworth.co.uk<br />
Enjoy a homely stay in the heart of Haworth Village,<br />
ensuite rooms with views to valley and moors.Close to<br />
Bronte Parsonage, shops, pubs, restaurants and Steam<br />
Railway.Parking.Mid-week specials.<br />
Single from £35.00 - £48.00, Double/Twin from £58.00 -<br />
£65.00, Family from £74.00 - £80.00<br />
The Manor, Sutton Drive, Cullingworth<br />
BD13 5BQTel/Fax: 01535 274374<br />
Email: info@cullingworthmanor.co.uk<br />
www.cullingworthmanor.co.uk<br />
Manor Guest House is the original manor to<br />
Cullingworth village. The house retains many of its<br />
original features, including high decorative ceilings,<br />
covings, magnificent staircase and chandelier.<br />
Situated in Cullingworth and only 1.5 miles from<br />
Haworth.Single from £55, Double from £65.<br />
2–4–6 Main Street, Haworth, Keighley,<br />
WestYorkshire BD22 8DA.<br />
Tel/Fax: 01535 646503<br />
Email: enquiries@theoldregistryhaworth.co.uk<br />
www.theoldregistryhaworth.co.uk<br />
Situated on the old cobbled main street in a prime<br />
position, this Victorian house is the perfect place<br />
to stay for your visit to Haworth.All double rooms have<br />
luxury four poster beds and large en suite bathrooms.<br />
Double & Twin from £75, Triple from £100<br />
Old Silent Inn<br />
Paul Stapleton, Hob Lane, Stanbury, near Haworth, BD22 0HW<br />
Tel: 01535 647437 Fax: 01535 646449 Email: enquiries@old-silent-inn.co.uk<br />
www.old-silent-inn.co.uk<br />
Twin / double from £67.50, Family from £87.50<br />
The Brontë<br />
Mr. G. Bailey, Lees Lane,<br />
Haworth BD22 8RA<br />
Tel: 01535 644112, Fax: 01535 646725<br />
Email: brontëhotel@btinternet.com<br />
www.brontë-hotel.co.uk<br />
Family run, friendly hotel with ensuite accommodation,<br />
two lounge bars, restaurant, traditional Sunday lunches,<br />
bar meals and snacks.Edge of Haworth, 5 mins walk<br />
from Keighley & Worth Valley Railway.<br />
4 Single from: £27–£37, 3 Double from: £48–£64<br />
1 Twin from: £64 3 Family £Enq<br />
Park Top House<br />
Vannessa Smith, 1 Rawdon Road,Haworth BD22 8DX<br />
Tel: 01535 646102 Email: vannessa@parktophouse.co.uk<br />
1 Single £25, 2 Double £50, 1Twin £50<br />
Ponden House<br />
Mrs. B.Taylor, Ponden House, on PennineWay, Stanbury BD22 0HR<br />
Tel: 01535 644154. E-mail: brenda.taylor@pondenhouse.co.uk<br />
www.pondenhouse.co.uk<br />
2 Double en-suite £66 1Twin £60<br />
Bridge House Bed and Breakfast<br />
Martin Baker, Bridge House, Bridgehouse Lane, Haworth, BD22 8PA.<br />
Tel: 01535 642372. Email: claire@bridgehouselane.co.uk<br />
www.bridgehouselane.co.uk Double ensuite from £55.00, Twin ensuite from<br />
£55.00, Family ensuite from £75.00<br />
Golden View Guest House<br />
Mr M. G. Hopkinson, 21 GoldenView Drive,<br />
Thwaites Brow, Keighley BD21 4SN<br />
Tel: 01535 662138<br />
1 Twin 1Double Single from £27.50 Double from £55 Children from £16<br />
(over 6 years)<br />
Rosebud Cottage<br />
1 Belle Isle Road, Haworth, BD22 8QQ<br />
Tel: 01535 640321<br />
Email: info@rosebudcottage.co.uk<br />
www.rosebudcottage.co.uk<br />
Set in the heart of Haworth within a 5 minute walk of<br />
the Brontë Parsonage and Steam Railway Station.All<br />
rooms en-suite with the added luxury of 4 poster beds<br />
available.Evening meals available.Conservatory and<br />
Lounge for guest use.<br />
Single: £32-£50.Double from: £65 and Twin from: £65<br />
Family from: £80<br />
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Accommodation: Brontë Country<br />
Springfield Guest House<br />
Springfield Guest House, Shaw Lane, Oxenhope, Keighley, BD22 9QL<br />
Tel: 01535 643951. Email: springfieldguesthouse@hotmail.com<br />
www.springfield-guesthouse.co.uk<br />
Doubleensuitefrom£50.00.Familyensuitefrom£61.00.Twinensuitefrom£50.00<br />
Haworth: Higher Scholes Cottage<br />
Higher Scholes Cottage, Pickles Hill, Oakworth BD22 0RP<br />
Tel: 01535 646793 / 07769 860600<br />
Weekly Rate from £399–£799<br />
Short Break from £249–£279.Sleeps 4 + Cot.<br />
Weavers Restaurant with Rooms<br />
Tim, Sally or Lucy Rushworth.<br />
13/17West Lane, Haworth, Keighley BD22 8DU<br />
Tel: 01535 643822 Fax: 01535 644832<br />
Email: weaversinhaworth@aol.com<br />
www.weaverssmallhotel.co.uk<br />
Set on the cobbles, close to the famous Bronte<br />
Parsonage, this stylish restaurant with rooms is<br />
considered by many to be 'the' place to eat & stay<br />
in Haworth.AA rosette for food.2 double, 1 twin, prices<br />
from £49.50 per person sharing.Single occupancy from<br />
£59.50 Full English breakfast included.<br />
Haworth: Hole Farm<br />
Mrs Milner, Hole Farm Cottages, Dimples Lane,<br />
Haworth,WestYorkshire BD22 8QT<br />
Tel/Fax: 01535 644755<br />
Email: janet@brontëholidays.co.uk<br />
www.brontëholidays.co.uk<br />
Small farm as in Ladybird children’s books.Friendly<br />
animals, Clarice & Cliff the pigs, Fiona & Fergus the<br />
highland cattle etc.Stunning views 2 mins walk to<br />
moors, 10 mins to village top.<br />
Sleeps 4–8 Weekly Rate from: £200–£550<br />
Property Located: Haworth<br />
Woodlands Grange<br />
Belle Isle, Haworth, Keighley<br />
WestYorkshire BD22 8PB<br />
Tel: 01535 646814 Fax: 01535 648282<br />
Email: woodlandsgrange@hotmail.com<br />
Web: www.woodlandsgrange.com<br />
Secluded detached residence in the Bronte village of<br />
Haworth, overlooking Worth Valley preserved steam<br />
railway (Railway Children fame).All rooms en-suite,<br />
colour TV.Large private car park.Owners Caron and<br />
Paul Chapman invite you to come and enjoyYorkshire<br />
hospitality.<br />
Single room: £35 Double room from: £50<br />
Haworth: Penrhyn<br />
Mr and Mrs Smith, 19 Lansdowne Crescent, Darton,<br />
Barnsley, S75 5PWTel: 01226 218798.<br />
Email: penrhynhaworth2@activemail.co.uk<br />
Nestling on the edge of Haworth, in a superb rural<br />
location, this traditional stone-built semi-detached<br />
bungalow, set amidst spectacular scenery, affords<br />
magnificent views over the Worth Valley and adjoining<br />
hills.Sleeps 4 – 6. Weekly Rate from £218-£359. Short<br />
break rate from £88. Couples discount.<br />
YHA Haworth<br />
Mr. Clarke, Longlands Drive, Lees Lane,<br />
Haworth BD22 8RT<br />
Tel: 01535 642234, Fax: 01535 643023<br />
Email: haworth@yha.org.uk<br />
www.yha.org.uk<br />
Friendly accommodation for groups.families and<br />
independent travellers.We offer a warm welcome and<br />
good home cooking.Rooms available for meetings<br />
and conferences.<br />
94 Spaces from: £11 Family basic from: £49.50<br />
Twin basic from: £32<br />
Haworth: September Cottage<br />
Mrs J Page, Heathcliffe, Providence Lane, Oakworth BD22 7QR<br />
Tel: 01535 644091 / 07880 548655<br />
Email: sept.cottage@btinternet.com<br />
Sleeps 3–4 Weekly Rate £195–£250 Short Breaks £100<br />
Haworth: Tanera<br />
Mrs B Barwick Nicholson, Ravenshill, Holme Lane,<br />
Sutton-in-Craven BD20 7LN.Tel/Fax: 01535 633276 Mob: 07778 061961<br />
Email: barbara.bbg@virgin.net www.yorkshirenet.co.uk<br />
Sleeps 4 + 1 child from £195-£425/week.Short Breaks up to 3 nights from £120<br />
Haworth: Number 66<br />
Glenda and David Joy, 1The Bungalow, UpperTown, Oxenhope,<br />
Keighley BD22 9LL.Tel: 01535 643008/07929 338225<br />
Email: glendajoyuk@yahoo.co.uk www.number-66.co.uk<br />
Weekly rate £270 to £390.Three night breaks from £175.<br />
Haworth: Weavers Cottage<br />
Gaye Bond, Latch Cottage, Lyon Road, Eastburn, BD20 8UY.<br />
Tel: 01535 211184. Email: g.j.bond@blueyonder.co.uk<br />
www.weaverscottage-web.co.uk<br />
Cottage and loft sleeps 2 from £190-£270 1 cottage sleeps 2-4 + child from £280<br />
Haworth: Brontë Country Cottages<br />
Mrs Pickles, Brontë Country Cottages,Westfield Farm,Tim Lane, Haworth<br />
BD22 7SA.Tel: 01535 644568. Email: clare@brontecountrycottages.co.uk<br />
www.brontecountrycottages.co.uk<br />
Sleeps 2-6 (5 cottages) Weekly Rate from £220-£510 Shortbreak rate from £180<br />
Haworth: Woolcombers and Loubie Cottage<br />
Barbara Clayton, 30 Sun St, Haworth, BD22<br />
Tel: 01535 646778 Email: b557clayton@btinternet.com<br />
Loubie Cottage sleeps 3 Woolcombers sleeps 4.<br />
Weekly rate from £300 - £350,<br />
Haworth: Daisy Cottage<br />
Farrow House, Spring Head,Tim Lane, Haworth, BD22 7SP<br />
Tel: 01535 644140. Email: hilaryanddave@yahoo.co.uk<br />
Sleeps 2, Weekly rate from £140.00<br />
Haworth: Heather Cottage<br />
Atlantic House, FletchersWay, Parkhouse, Carlisle, CA3 0LJ,<br />
Tel: 01228 406701 Fax: 01228 599970 enquiries@yorkshire-cottages.info<br />
www.yorkshire-cottages.info<br />
Sleeps 3 Weekly rate from £240 - £385.<br />
Hewenden Mill Cottages<br />
Hewenden Mill Cottages,<br />
Cullingworth, Bradford<br />
BD13 5BPTel: 01535 274259<br />
Email: info@hewendenmillcottages.co.uk<br />
www.hewendenmillcottages.co.uk<br />
Searching for a short break in beautiful Brontë Country?<br />
Luxury mill cottages – a perfect base for lovers of<br />
walking, wildlife and Wuthering Heights.<br />
Sleeps 1–7 Weekly Rate from: £200–£700<br />
Property Located: Cullingworth<br />
Haworth: Heron Cottage<br />
Mr. & Mrs. R.Walker,Vale Barn,Vale Fold, Mytholmes Lane,<br />
Haworth BD22 OEE.Tel/Fax: 01535 648537<br />
E-mail: jan.w@virgin.net<br />
Sleeps 4 + cot Weekly Rate £270–£410<br />
Oakworth: Bottoms Farm<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Littler, Bottoms Farm, Greystones Lane,<br />
Oakworth BD22 0QD.Tel: 01535 607720 Website: www.bottomsfarm.co.uk<br />
Sleeps 2-6 Weekly Rate from £195-£480 Short Breaks from £50 per night<br />
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Accommodation: Brontë Country 31<br />
Oakworth: Pine Cottage<br />
Dales Holiday Cottages, Carleton Business Park, Carleton New Road,<br />
Skipton, BD23 2AA.Tel: 0844 5762545<br />
Email:info@dales-holiday-cottages.com www.dales-holiday-cottages.com<br />
Sleeps 4 Weekly rate from £289.00 - £453.00<br />
Stanbury: Hollies Cottage<br />
Buckley Green, Bottom Farm, Stanbury, BD22 0HL<br />
Tel / Fax: 01535 644425 Email: harpersbuilders@btinternet.com<br />
Website: www.yorkshire-cottages.info<br />
Sleeps 2 Weekly rate from £215 - £350, Short breaks from £150.<br />
Oxenhope: 6 Hawksbridge Lane<br />
Mrs. Holmes, 2 Hawksbridge Lane, Oxenhope BD22 9QU<br />
Tel: 01535 642203<br />
Sleeps 4 Weekly Rate from £180-£250 Short break from £90-£130<br />
Stanbury: Sarah’s Cottage<br />
Mr. B. Fuller, 101 Main Street, Stanbury BD22 0HA<br />
Tel: 01535 643015<br />
Email: brian.fuller2@btinternet.com<br />
Sleeps 4 Weekly Rate from £130-£260<br />
Oxenhope: Honeysuckle Cottage<br />
Hardnaze Lane, Hardnaze, Oxenhope, BD22 9QN<br />
Tel: 01535 645500<br />
Email: bookings@hardnaze.co.uk www.hardnaze.co.uk<br />
Sleeps 2 Weekly rates from £180.00.<br />
Ponden House Campsite<br />
Mrs. B.Taylor, Ponden House, on PennineWay, Stanbury BD22 0HR<br />
Tel: 01535 644154. E-mail: brenda.taylor@pondenhouse.co.uk<br />
www.pondenhouse.co.uk<br />
20 Pitches Nightly Rate:Tent from £5 No car access<br />
Oxenhope: Old Cote Cottage<br />
Mrs R Groves, Old Cote, Rag Clough Beck, Stairs, Oxenhope,<br />
BD22 9QY.Tel: 01535 644180<br />
Email: johngroves@homecall.co.uk. www.oldcotecottage.co.uk<br />
Sleeps 4Weekly rate from £170.00 - £250.00<br />
Oxenhope: Well Head Cottage<br />
Mrs. S. McBryde,Well Head Barn, Hanging Gate Lane, Oxenhope<br />
BD22 9RJ.Tel: 01535 647966 E-mail: sheena@brontecottages.com<br />
www.brontecottages.com<br />
Sleeps 4 Weekly Rate from £300-£490 Short breaks from £60 per night<br />
Upwood Holiday Park<br />
MrTowers, Blackmoor Road, Oxenhope, Haworth<br />
WestYorkshire BD22 9SS<br />
Tel: 01535 644242, Fax: 01535 647913.<br />
E-mail: info@upwoodpark.co.uk<br />
Website: www.upwoodpark.co.uk<br />
Family owned park, 1 mile from the Bronte village of<br />
Haworth and Worth Valley steam Railway.Panoramic<br />
view over the beautiful countryside.Close toYorkshire<br />
Dales National Park, excellent walking country for both<br />
avid and recreational walkers.<br />
No.of pitches 75, Statics 2 from: £100 long w/e,<br />
Caravans from: £10pn 10, Tents from: £9.50pn<br />
Oxenhope: Yate Cottage<br />
Mrs. J. Dunn,Yate House,Yate Lane, Oxenhope BD22 9HL<br />
Tel: 01535 643638 E-mail: jeanandhugh@dunnyate.freeserve.co.uk<br />
Website: www.uk-holiday-cottages.co.uk/yatecottage<br />
Sleeps 2-3 Weekly Rate from £100-£200<br />
(over 9 years)<br />
Worth Valley Caravan Park<br />
Mr. D. Hall, Station Road, Oakworth BD22 0DZ<br />
Tel: 01535 645014<br />
4 Statics (Sleeps 4)<br />
Weekly from £140-£220<br />
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Accommodation: <strong>Ilkley</strong> and <strong>Wharfedale</strong><br />
Innkeepers Lodge <strong>Ilkley</strong><br />
N France, Hangingstone Road, <strong>Ilkley</strong>, LS29 8BT Tel: 0870 2430500<br />
Fax: 01943 604712 Email: info@innkeeperslodge.com<br />
www.innkeeperslodge.com<br />
From April 08 all rooms from £59.95 Jan – March prices from £55<br />
Beck House Farm<br />
Moorside Lane, Addingham, LS29 9JX.<br />
Tel: 01943 830397 Fax: 01943 830397<br />
Email: cathandave@tiscali.co.uk<br />
www.beckhousefarm.co.uk<br />
Relax in this tranquil setting on Addingham Moorside<br />
with stunning views across the Wharfe Valley.<br />
More than just a room; you also have the use of a<br />
lounge and modern kitchen.<br />
Awaiting Inspection<br />
Single from £40, Double or Twin from £65.<br />
Chevin End Guest House<br />
MrsWood,West Chevin Road, Menston, <strong>Ilkley</strong> LS29 6DU<br />
Tel: 01943 876845. E-mail: chevinend.guesthouse@virgin.net<br />
www.chevinendguesthouse.co.uk<br />
1 Single £28, 2 Twin £50, 2 Family from £60, 3 Double from £50<br />
The Coach House<br />
28 Parish Ghyll Road, <strong>Ilkley</strong> LS29 9NE<br />
Tel: 01943 605091<br />
Email: amelia@28parishghyllrd.co.uk<br />
www.28parishghyllrd.co.uk<br />
A charming private annex with four separate rooms.<br />
Located just off The Grove in the centre of <strong>Ilkley</strong> on a<br />
peaceful residential road a very short walk from Betty’s<br />
Tea Rooms.Views from the balcony are across <strong>Ilkley</strong><br />
and to the hills.<br />
Singles from £50 Doubles from £65, Family from £80.<br />
Accommodation in <strong>Ilkley</strong> and <strong>Wharfedale</strong><br />
The Crown Inn<br />
Main Street, Addingham LS29 0NS<br />
Tel: 01943 830278<br />
A 17th Century coaching inn.<br />
Ideal for exploring theYorkshire dales.<br />
Newly re-furbished en-suite rooms.<br />
Craiglands Hotel<br />
Cowpasture Road, <strong>Ilkley</strong>,<br />
LS29 8RQ.Tel: 01943 430001<br />
Email: reservations@craiglands.co.uk<br />
www.craiglands.co.uk<br />
<strong>Ilkley</strong>, a delightful spa town, is easily reached by road,<br />
rail and air and is equidistant to Bradford, Leeds and<br />
Harrogate a perfect base for exploring the stunning<br />
surrounding countryside.<br />
Rooms from £54 - £139<br />
The Crescent Hotel<br />
Brook Street, <strong>Ilkley</strong>, LS29 8DG. Tel: 01943 600012 Fax: 01943 601513<br />
creschot@dialstart.net www.crescenthotel-ilkley.co.uk<br />
Single room from £62.50, double/twin room from £82.50, family room from £100<br />
Prices from: Single £45–£50 Double £65–£70<br />
Weekly £280 Winter deals available<br />
Farmhouse at <strong>Wharfedale</strong> Grange<br />
Ben Rhydding Drive, Ben Rhydding,<br />
Near <strong>Ilkley</strong> LS29 8BGTel: 01943 604204<br />
Email: sandrine@pickard.co.uk<br />
www.ilkleybedandbreakfast.co.uk<br />
One large quality en-suite ground floor bedroom with<br />
private entrance.Beautifully renovated old barn with<br />
exposed beams.Tranquil setting.Family-friendly<br />
accommodation. Aromatherapy treatments also<br />
available from the owner.Business stays welcome.<br />
Wi-Fi enabled.Single from: £59 Double from: £75 Family<br />
from: £95<br />
Weekly rates: enquire<br />
White Rose<br />
Awards<br />
Best<br />
Newcomer<br />
finalist<br />
Best Western Rombalds Hotel & Restaurant<br />
WestView,Wells Road, <strong>Ilkley</strong> LS29 9JG,<br />
Tel: 01943 603201, Fax: 01943 816586<br />
Email: reception@rombalds.demon.co.uk<br />
www.rombalds.co.uk<br />
This family run hotel is situated on the edge of <strong>Ilkley</strong><br />
Moor yet only 600 yards from the town centre.It is<br />
renowned throughout the region for its AA Rosetted<br />
restaurant and was a finalist inYTB’s Small Hotel of<br />
theYear.<br />
Rates from: 4 Single £75, 5 Double £95<br />
2 Twin £95 1 Family £enq 4 Suite £95/115<br />
Lumb Beck Farmhouse<br />
Lumb Beck Farmhouse, Moorside Lane, Addingham<br />
Moorside, <strong>Ilkley</strong> LS29 9JX<br />
Tel: 01943 830400<br />
E-mail: croft-lumbbeck@tiscali.co.uk<br />
Listed farmhouse in stunning rural setting.Ambience of<br />
bygone days yet offering every modern comfort.Come<br />
and share our beautiful home and garden, a warm<br />
welcome awaits.<br />
Single, one night only: £45, longer stays: £35<br />
Double, one night only: £70, longer stays: £60<br />
Triple (extra single), one night only: £90, longer: £80<br />
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Denton View<br />
Mr & Mrs H Bignell, 10 Manley Road,<br />
Ben Rhydding, <strong>Ilkley</strong> LS29 8QS<br />
Tel: 01943 430373<br />
Single from £35 2 Double from £50.French & German spoken<br />
Silsden: Ford Cottage<br />
Mrs A.Wilkinson, 61 St Johns Street, Silsden, Keighley BD20 0ES<br />
Tel: 01535 656519<br />
Sleeps 4 Weekly Rate from £200-£310 Shortbreak Rate from £130<br />
The <strong>Ilkley</strong> Riverside<br />
Riverside Gardens, Bridge Lane, LS29 9EU<br />
Tel/Fax: 01943 607338<br />
Superb riverside setting.Bedrooms are well<br />
appointed with modern en suite facilities.Excellent<br />
restaurant and fully licensed lounge bar.Start of the<br />
Dales Way outside the hotel.Convenient for Leeds,<br />
Bradford, Skipton and Harrogate.Many facilities close<br />
by, e.g.golf, swimming etc.Town centre 2 mins walk.<br />
Very large car park, 10 en suite rooms.<br />
Single from: £48 Double from: £70 Twin from: £70<br />
Family £Enq<br />
CAMRA<br />
REALALE<br />
WINNERS<br />
Silsden: Croft Cottage<br />
Mrs. P.M. Crane, Cringles House Farm, Cringles Lane, Silsden, Keighley<br />
BD20 0NS.Tel/Fax: 01535 652224. Email: manorfarms@btinternet.com<br />
Web: www.manorfarms.biz<br />
Sleeps 4 Weekly Rate £299-£459<br />
Brown Bank Caravan Park<br />
Mr. & Mrs.T. Laycock, Brown Bank Lane, Silsden BD20 0NL<br />
Tel: 01535 653241. E-mail: timlaycock@btconnect.com<br />
No.of Pitches 20 Caravan 10 Tents 10<br />
Nightly Rate Caravan from £12, Tent from £4pppn<br />
Moorland View<br />
MoorlandView, 4 Manor Rise,<br />
Ben Rhydding, <strong>Ilkley</strong>.Tel: 01943 816483<br />
Email: bandb@moorlandviewilkley.co.uk<br />
www.moorlandviewilkley.co.uk<br />
Two new comfortable ground floor double or twin<br />
en-suite bedrooms with own private entrance.Family<br />
friendly. Set in a quiet cul-de-sac location in view of the<br />
famous Cow and Calf Rocks. Less than a mile from<br />
<strong>Ilkley</strong>. Private Parking.<br />
Single occupancy from £59, Double from £75<br />
Awaiting Inspection<br />
Lower Heights Farm Caravan Park<br />
Mr. Rowling, Bradley Road, Silsden BD20 9HW<br />
Tel: 01535 653035 E-mail: mmsrowling@aol.com<br />
No.of Pitches: 5 Caravans, Nightly Rate: Caravans from £5<br />
8 Electric hook ups, open all year.Any amount of tents £enq<br />
Olicana Caravan Park<br />
Mr. Pape, High Mill Lane, Addingham LS29 0RD<br />
Tel: 01943 830500<br />
No.of Caravan Pitches 5 Nightly Rate Caravan from £10<br />
One Tivoli Place<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Rew, 1Tivoli Place, <strong>Ilkley</strong> LS29 8SU<br />
Tel: 01943 600328. E-mail: onetivoli@aol.com<br />
Website: www.tivoliplace.co.uk<br />
Single from £35, 1 Twin from £55 2 Double from £55 1 Family £enq<br />
Pickersgill Manor Farm<br />
Lisa Preston, Pickersgill Manor Farm, Low Lane,<br />
Silsden Moor BD20 9JHTel: 01535 655228<br />
Email: pickersgillmanorfarm@tiscali.co.uk<br />
Web: www.pickersgillmanorfarm.co.uk<br />
Marcus and Lisa Preston offer a warm welcome in a<br />
friendly farmhouse setting.Large comfortable rooms<br />
with colour TV and tea and coffee making facilities.Lots<br />
to do in the area; walking, horse riding, shopping.Bolton<br />
Abbey, Skipton, <strong>Ilkley</strong> and Keighley all within a short<br />
drive.Children welcome.Open all year.Book a bed<br />
ahead.Single from: £35–£40<br />
Double from £55–£65 Family from: enquire<br />
(cot & high chair)<br />
Roberts Family BB (Mrs P Roberts)<br />
63 Skipton Road, <strong>Ilkley</strong> LS29 9HF<br />
Tel/Fax: 01943 817542. Email: ilkleybb@blueyonder.co.uk<br />
1 Single from £40, 1 Twin from £50, 2 Double from £50, Family £enq<br />
On <strong>Ilkley</strong> Moor<br />
Heather Parry, 17Westwood Rise, <strong>Ilkley</strong>, LS29 9SW<br />
Tel: 01943 602383 Fax: 01943 602384 Email: Heather@onilkleymoor.co.uk<br />
www.onilkleymoor.co.uk<br />
Sleeps 2 – Weekly rate from £375 – £450<br />
Book accommodation online<br />
at www.visitbradford.com<br />
Westwood Lodge <strong>Ilkley</strong> Moor<br />
Westwood Lodge,Wells Rd, <strong>Ilkley</strong> LS29 9JF<br />
Tel: 01943 433430, Fax: 01943 433431,<br />
Email: welcome@westwoodlodge.co.uk<br />
www.westwoodlodge.co.uk<br />
Well equipped apartments and historic cottages in<br />
Lodge grounds.Peaceful, yet close to town.Ideal base<br />
for Dales/ Brontë Country.Gym, sauna and spa.<br />
Extensive gardens, Family friendly.Warm welcome.<br />
Sleeps 2–11 Weekly Rate from: £346–£1361<br />
Property Located: <strong>Ilkley</strong><br />
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break for two!<br />
Enter our prize draw and win two nights dinner, bed and<br />
breakfast for two at the Great Victoria Hotel. Previously<br />
a grand Victorian station hotel, the Great Victoria has<br />
been cleverly transformed with a mix of elegance and<br />
contemporary design. There are 70 fantastic individually<br />
designed bedrooms including stunning loft style Penthouse<br />
Suites overlooking the city.<br />
Great Victoria Hotel, Bradford<br />
Tel: 01274 728 706 Email: reservations@victoriabradford.co.uk<br />
Website: www.tomahawkhotels.co.uk<br />
How did you obtain your copy of this guide?<br />
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in Bradford district.<br />
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By Road<br />
Bradford district is well served by motorways and main trunk<br />
roads. Bradford’s own motorway, the M606, brings you within<br />
1.5 miles of the city centre and links with the M1, A1 and M6<br />
via the M62.<br />
By Bus and Coach<br />
For national bus enquiries tel: 0870 808080<br />
or go to www.nationalexpress.com<br />
For local bus enquiries tel: 0113 245 7676<br />
First Bradford contact: 01274 734833<br />
or go to www.firstgroup.com/firstbradford<br />
For Keighley & District Travel contact: 01535 603284<br />
or go to www.wymetro.com<br />
By Rail<br />
Bradford is served by two central train stations, Bradford<br />
Interchange and Bradford Forster Square that connect into<br />
intercity and local services.<br />
For local rail enquiries tel: 0113 245 7676<br />
For national rail enquiries tel: 0845 748 4950<br />
By Air<br />
Bradford is connected internationally by Leeds<br />
Bradford Airport which is just seven miles from Bradford<br />
city centre. For a full list of airlines flying into Leeds<br />
Bradford Airport as well as other services at the<br />
airport please visit www.lbia.co.uk<br />
Your contact details<br />
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Date:<br />
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Please return to: Bradford Tourism Marketing,<br />
Room 21 City Hall, Bradford BD1 1HY<br />
Your contact details that you send will only be used for the prize<br />
draw and the following: We would like to contact you in future. If you<br />
do not wish to be contacted please tick this box: We and our tourism<br />
partners from time to time would like to send information to you on<br />
tourism products and services in the Bradford district. If you do not<br />
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This competition promotion is sponsored by the Great Victoria Hotel. No purchase necessary to enter or win. Open to UK residents aged 18 or over.<br />
Anyone returning invalid or false details will be disqualified. One entry per person, entries from third parties or consumer groups are not accepted.<br />
Closing date for entries is midnight 28th November 2008. The prize is valid from 2nd January 2009 – 29th November 2009 subject to availability and<br />
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from all entries received before the closing date and will be notified thereafter.<br />
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Tourist<br />
Information<br />
Centres<br />
The Tourist Information Centres<br />
in Haworth, <strong>Ilkley</strong> and City Hall<br />
Bradford, all offer ideas on where<br />
to stay, as well as a ‘Book a Bed<br />
Ahead’ scheme, making it easy<br />
to extend your stay that little<br />
bit longer! They also stock a<br />
comprehensive range of maps,<br />
guidebooks, leaflets and can supply<br />
details on guided walks, public<br />
transport and events information.<br />
If you want a memento of your<br />
visit they also have a wonderful<br />
selection of souvenirs and gifts.<br />
Bradford: Top TIC in Yorkshire<br />
Bradford Tourist Information Centre<br />
City Hall, Bradford, BD1 1HY<br />
Tel: 01274 433678 Fax: 01274 739067<br />
Email: tourist.information@bradford.gov.uk<br />
www.visitbradford.com<br />
For information on <strong>Saltaire</strong> please contact<br />
Bradford Tourist Information Centre<br />
<strong>Ilkley</strong> Tourist Information Centre<br />
Station Road, <strong>Ilkley</strong>, LS29 8HB<br />
Tel: 01943 602319 Fax: 01943 436235<br />
Email: ilkleytic@bradford.gov.uk<br />
www.visitilkley.com<br />
Haworth Tourist Information Centre<br />
Haworth Tourist Information Centre<br />
2–4 West Lane, Haworth, BD22 8EF<br />
Tel: 01535 642329 Fax: 01535 647721<br />
Email: haworth@ytbtic.co.uk<br />
www.visithaworth.com<br />
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www.visitbradford.com<br />
and click on<br />
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produced by Arka<br />
Cartographics for<br />
City of Bradford MDC ©2005<br />
Photography of <strong>Ilkley</strong> Moor, pages 2,3,10 and 11:<br />
Rick Harrison www.fortybelowzero.com<br />
Front cover, images of Brontë Country pages 8<br />
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<strong>Ilkley</strong> Moor pages 12 and 13: Steven Gillis<br />
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