Saltaire Advent Windows 2014

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Each year, day by day, Saltaire residents light up their windows in the run up to the big day.

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Saltaire Festival 10th -19th September.
It’s back! Maggie Silver receives a bouquet of thanks for hosting the reception at the launch of the 2021 Saltaire Festival in the 1853 Gallery in Salts Mill - always supporting the Saltaire community in our unique World Heritage Site. Thank you. More information and programme details at saltairefestival.co.uk ... See MoreSee Less

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The 400yr old Old Silent Inn at Stanbury was renamed after the pub in a book by successful Shipley author, Halliwell Sutcliffe (1870-1932). Previously the Eagle, the inn was a hideout for Bonnie Prince Charlie and was a popular boozer when the Brontës lived in nearby Haworth. Somewhat forgotten, Halliwell wrote 30 novels. He died at his White Abbey home in Linton. ... See MoreSee Less

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Halliwell Sutcliffe was the son of John Sutcliffe headmaster of Bingley Grammar School and wrote two of his novels whilst living at Castlefields lHouse in Crossflatts

2 weeks ago

Momentous Day Official opening of Saltaire toilets after 4 years closure.
For one day only, special edition upcycled free toilet paper in honour of the re-opening of the Saltaire toilets. Thanks a million Shipley Town Council. ... See MoreSee Less

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Great news. Thank you Shipley Town Council. Now our World Heritage Site has got an amenity it deserves…..and needs. 🙌

Finally 🎉🍾

Blimey..where did you widdle in the meantime?

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Yeah and not before time 👍

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2 weeks ago

Titus Salt’s rules were broken with impunity by the Saltaire WI when they met for the first time since March 2020. Prosecco flowed yesterday evening in the Grade 11 listed park in breach of rule 10 - no intoxicating drinks allowed and overlooked by Titus Salt’s statue. The Shipley stocks located in the park may come in handy yet. A great evening was had by one and all, thank you Saltaire WI. ... See MoreSee Less

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4 weeks ago

Titus Salt had numerous business interests, not only in Saltaire and Bradford. For example, he owned Goitstock Mill at Harden Beck. An astute businessman, this 19th century millionaire had eggs in many baskets. ... See MoreSee Less

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When will there be walks I can join.pls

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