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As a sub-group of The Youth Voice Network; The Knottingley Youth Voice has been established to provide empowerment and publicity to the positive activities young people partake in, in their local area and the positive activities they do.

Trinity Walk

The Home Chef is a tutor service, for people that would like to learn how to cook, on a one to one basis, in the comfort of their own home.

Freelance photographer from Wakefield,West Yorkshire ( UK)

As a sub-group of The Youth Voice Network; The Normanton Youth Voice has been established to provide empowerment and publicity to the positive activities young people partake in, in their local area and the positive activities they do.

www.physiowise-services.co.ukPhysiowise is a Physiotherapy & Sports Injuries Clinic in Wakefield, run by Lee Robinson, specialising is sports injuries and musculo-skeletal problems

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Clothes, shoes and bags for men and women and plus size clothes available. There is something to suit everyone. We can dliver , We accept Paypal and bank transfer x

As a sub-group of The Youth Voice Network; The Ackworth Youth Voice has been established to provide empowerment and publicity to the positive activities young people partake in, in their local area and the positive activities they do.

This hidden architectural gem has its origins in a pre-Conquest church, but the story of the present building starts circa 1150 when parts of the surviving nave north arcade were first built. This was followed in approximately 1220 by the southern arcade, which is made up of alternating round and octagonal columns. Following the probable collapse of a central tower around 1320, both arcades were heightened, giving their present form, and new multi-shaft columns added. The church was re-consecrated by Archbishop William de Melton in 1329.