West Yorkshire Collection (page 10)

Take it steady... Wayne Nield tried his hand and the sand dip, which was one of the attractions in a charity carnival at a local pub

Boosting the bodyscanner are friends Stephen Dodds, 12 (right) and Jason Lodge, 11, who held two jumble sales in Kirkheaton to raise £ 40. 1st September 1987

Singing the praises of the new Slaithwaite Junior Library are these children from the village playgroup. They were invited to the library to celebrate its opening

All hands into the lucky dip... trying their luck at a birthday bazaar organised for the 21st anniversary of St Jamess Playgroup, Marsh, are (from left) Ruth McGuigan, Claire Grundy

Sliding to fund-raising success are these children, who will be joining the new St Barnabas Playgroup, Crosland Moor, when it opens on November 4

Its what friends are for... thats the message to 12-year-old Cowersley girl Rachel Bray from these children who have raised £ 22 for at £ 3

A leek casserole from Prince Charles and water-cress soup from the Princess of Wales were among the recipes in a book complied for the bodyscanner appeal

Attention... young Craig Kain had a week of double celebration - he was presented with his gold arrow - the top award for cubs - and had his 11th birthday

Nearly 400 pupils from Meltham CofE Junior and Infants School took part in a fun run - and raised £ 936 for charity

Sandy the mischievous beagle, performed another trick last night - and had to be rescued by firemen. The 12-week-old puppy, proving a real handful for owner Mrs Jose Howes

Enjoying the fun of Denby Dale Carnival is "farmers wife"
Enjoying the fun of Denby Dale Carnival is " farmers wife" Jemma Sargeson - with some of the young " chicks" from Gilthwaites First School

Cor Blimey - its Derek Jameson... Radio 2 star Derek, complete with Cockney drawl and infectious chuckle delighted these children at Hinchliffe Mill Junior and Infants School, Holmbridge

Cub Scout leader Bronwyn Brook, of the Golcar Baptist group, pictured with Cubs from Golcar and Paddock who helped in a " mile of stickers" event on the Piazza which raised around £

Looking back... to the way Marsden station looked 30 years ago. This layout gave visitors to Huddersfield Railway Modellers two-day exhibition at Colne Valley Leisure Centre a glimpse of the past

A-dancing we will go... and thats what these young Ukrainian Club dancers did in Holmfirth where they raised £ 45 for the bodyscanner appeal

Turning up for a big international youth motocross event at the weekend in Leicestershire are these four Barkisland youngsters

Hotshots... thats residents of Ashford Court, Highburton, who raised £107
Hotshots... thats residents of Ashford Court, Highburton, who raised £ 107.33 for the appeal with a street party and a hoedown

St James s, Slaithwaithe, Brownies have joined the Stop Press hunt to find the oldest Brownie pack in the area. The Slaithwaithe pack

A technicolour cast - children from Bradley CE Junior School staged two performances of the musical Joseph and His Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat

The 65th anniversary of scouting in the Holme Valley was celebrated at weekend camp. The Holme Valley District Go for 65 weekend camp was held at Sands recreation ground, Holmfirth

Parting gift... Scott Jackson and Nicola Chomiak - and all the other pupils at West Slaithwaithe School - are pictured with their £ 150 cheque for Huddersfield Royal Infirmarys Laser Appeal

Classy conservationists... Lindley Junior School pupils Stephanie Moorhouse and Daniel Claydon receive £ 100 prize money from Janet Gourley, Yorkshire Banks Senior Marketing Liaison Officer

These young barrel boys and girls hope the money will come rolling in from a wacky weekend on the road. The venture scouts from St Patricks Coritani group are rolling out the barrel - from Grasmere

Every little girls birthday is special - but this is one in the century. Emma Atkinson, seven today, is celebrating a unique occasion

Back in time... pupils, parents and friends of Upper Whitley School, Grange Moor, with teacher Mrs. Cath Gledhill (left), get ready to make their pilgrimage to Clarke Hall, Wakefield

Even a downpour failed to dampen the spirits of hundreds of youngsters in Newsome. They braved the rain to take part in a colourful procession to herald the start of the Newsome International

Second year pupils from Fartown High School are put through their paces by Miss Tyra Mughal, of the South Asian Dance Workshop at Huddersfield Art Gallery

A Huddersfield librarian has written a childrens musical which could become a vital part of teaching in schools. Mrs. Louie Carrs story, The Beetle and the Bookworm

Meeting the Mayor and Mayoress... Kirklees civic leaders Clr and Mrs. Colin Watson show the mace to children at St Aidans Church of England First School, Skelmanthorpe

Flying high... Fun lovers at Kirklees Fun Festivals Kite Day at Salendine Nook High School. The event - which was organized jointly by Kirklees

When the children of class 6T at Shepley First School tackle a school project they do it in style. Teacher Thelma Todd gave her nine and 10 year olds a task involving buildings

Shhh... says five-year-old Emily Fozzard as she hands over this £; 185 cheque for the £ 500, 000 Examiner Bodyscanner Appeal

A group of eight Shelley High School girls scored a surprise success when a play they had written for practice beat the " real" play

Youngsters at Brockholes Junior and Infants School staged their version of the story of Pinocchio for parents and local elderly people

Bonny bonnets - youngsters at West Slaithwaite School line up to show off their Easter creations. The school held its annual parade and Easter bonnet competition which was judged by Mrs Susan Clegg

Gotta lotta bottle... ready to use a new Bottle Bank at Deighton High School are these pupils (from left) Jane Nelson, Marc Graley, Adrian Stephens and Stacey Ashurst

Service with a smile... pouring out the coffees are these Slaithwaite Brownies who raised £ 83 for the bodyscanner with a coffee morning at Slaithwaite parish church lounge

A massive cheque for a massive amount! First year pupils at Salendine Nook High School, who have raised £ 2, 000 for the Examiner Bodyscanner Appeal with a sponsored swim and spell

Picking a winner of a raffle for the £500, 000 Examiner Bodyscanner Appeal are
Picking a winner of a raffle for the £ 500, 000 Examiner Bodyscanner Appeal are the children at Cambridge Road Day Nursery, Huddersfield

Ready to make a big noise after their sponsored silence for the appeal are these children from South Crosland Junior School

Proving they have a good head for figures are these children from Deighton Junior School, who have raised £ 540.54 for the £ 1/2m Examiner Bodyscanner Appeal

Sitting pretty... thats Huddersfield Caribbean Association manager Mr Denzil Nurse and Spring Grove School pupils seen trying out a new bench along with Mr Dennis Shaw

Riding along on the crest of a wave are (back from left) Paul Jones, Andrew Bonser and Michelle Whitaker and (front) Julia Froom, James Wilson and Dean Ramsden

Helping feather the nest of the £500, 000 Examiner Bodyscanner Appeal are pupils of
Helping feather the nest of the £ 500, 000 Examiner Bodyscanner Appeal are pupils of Hepworth Junior and Infants School who knitted these chickens to sell for the fund

St Jamess Playgroup at Marsh raised £145 for the £
St Jamess Playgroup at Marsh raised £ 145 for the £ 1/2m Examiner Bodyscanner Appeal with a coffee morning, bring and buy sale and cake and toy stalls

Flour power... Brownie helper Diane Felton shows these members of St Franciss Fixby Brownies how to make scones. The little marvels are (from left) Katie Meehan, Cara Felton

Pupils of Birkby Infants School took a trip along the Huddersfield Narrow Canal to Tunnel End. Nearly 50 youngsters from the school sailed on the Huddersfield Canal Society craft from Marsden station

Youngsters at Brockholes Junior School got some expert advice on getting home safe and sound when road safety officer Pc John Bryce visited their school

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Welcome to West Yorkshire, a captivating region in England's United Kingdom. Explore the enchanting village of Haworth, nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Bronte Country. Immerse yourself in the literary heritage that inspired the renowned Bronte sisters. Transport yourself back in time with the Yorkshire West Riding Historical John Speed 1610 Map, tracing the footsteps of history across this remarkable county. Discover Leeds, a vibrant city boasting architectural marvels like the Grand Theatre, where culture and entertainment thrive. Uncover an antique map showcasing West Yorkshire's rich history, connecting it to neighboring towns such as Derby, Nottingham, and Lincoln. Wander through Middleton Woods near Ilkley and witness nature's masterpiece as bluebells blanket the forest floor. Marvel at Wakefield Bridge and its accompanying Chantry Chapel; these iconic landmarks stand as testaments to West Yorkshire's past. Journey south from Bradford's Manningham area for panoramic views of old wool mills that once shaped this industrial hub. Experience Stile Common Junior School's musical extravaganza - a testament to the call of creativity echoing throughout West Yorkshire. Visit Bradford City Park and be mesmerized by Garden of Light Display in Centenary Square; here art intertwines with urban life. Leeds' Grand Theatre beckons you into its opulent halls for unforgettable performances against a backdrop steeped in European charm. Delve into The Coal Miners Strike litho capturing Streethouse inhabitants digging for coal amidst refuse - an evocative reminder of their resilience. Travel back to 1845 with an unknown creator’s depiction of rustic sports at Harewood House Park – a glimpse into timeless traditions cherished by generations past. West Yorkshire invites you on an extraordinary journey through time and natural wonders – come discover its allure.