village hall in Cleckheaton, England

Honley Village Community Trust is a registered charity responsible for the upkeep of Magdale fields and the Village Hall

Classical Organs provides and installs digital organs church organs and concert organs on permanent basis or on hire in churches chapels and public halls. Our expertise ranges from installing ins…

Previously known as the Storthes Hall Sports Village. The Stafflex Arena is not only the home to football but many other exciting sports and events.

A Mobile Bar company that offers a first class bar service for weddings, parties, festivals, corporate events and more .......

We serve up to seven real cask ales and our food menu has some excellent choices - we've even got some bedrooms! We look forward to seeing you soon.

Victoria Hall is a gorgeous 19th Century Grade 2* listed venue in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Saltaire. www.victoriahallsaltaire.co.uk

Victoria Hall is a gorgeous 19th Century Grade 2* listed venue in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Saltaire. www.victoriahallsaltaire.co.uk

Obedience dog training. Owner handling skills training. Puppy socialisation and obedience training. Helping owners learn how to train and handle their dogs

Wilsden Auctions is held 1st Wednesday of every month at Wilsden Village Hall. It is a general sale & sells antiques, household, furniture etc...

6 Sneaton Hall Whitby is located in a grade II listed Georgian Manor House in a peaceful rural village, in the North York Moors National Park, with superb views towards Whitby.

A playgroup and pre school in the village Hall in Hepworth near Holmfirth West Yorkshire A place where children play; a place of fun and learning. The sounds you'll hear will be of children engag…

A small boarding cattery based in The village of Hall Green, Wakefield, West Yorkshire. Licensed for 7 cats, the pens are equipped to a high standard.

The Spencer Arms, Cawthorne was built in 1720 and is now one of South Yorkshire's best Gastro-Pubs located in this beautiful village (listed in the Domesday Book) at the foot of the Pennine Hills.