Friday 13th and Saturday 21st February

Bookable on aireboroughnp@gmail.com

Not all our events involve sitting in Guiseley Theatre. What better way to find out about the history of an area than to be led by a knowledgeable local historian.

We have walks in three heritage areas. You will be able to appreciate their story and how their distinctiveness can be conserved. Don’t forget your camera to take pictures of what you do and do not like in the areas,  to use for thinking about what makes a heritage area, and what detracts from it!  We would appreciate you sending us a copy of your photographs after the event – to aireboroughnp@gmail.com

13th Feb – all at 2pm

Nether Yeadon,  led by Andy Graham, Leeds City Council Conservation Officer,

High Royds, led by Tom Booth, who has known the hospital for many years

Old Guiseley, led by Alec Denton, ANDF

21st Feb – different times to advertised

9.30 am Nether Yeadon, led by Nigel Wilson of Nether Yeadon Conservation Group

10.30am  High Royds, led by Clive Woods, Aireborough Civic Society

We would like to thank all our guides for their time.

Although there is no charge for this event it is bookable and we will give you details of times on booking – we will also have emails and contact details should the walk be cancelled for inclement weather.  Please do note that many parts of High Royds are still a building site, and Nether Yeadon is quite rural,  so stout footwear is essential – maybe so in Guiseley as well !!

There will also be a talk on the proposed Nether Yeadon Conservation area on the evening of Monday 16th February at St John Church Hall, Yeadon.