Thorner Village – Leeds, West Yorkshire – UK
If you have registered for Residents Leeds Festival Tickets that you cannot use please let the Thorner Community Fund team know as soon as possible. We still have a waiting list but we will be closing the system down around the end of June and after that stage it may not be possible to give …
Leeds Festival 2019 Thorner Community Fund Ticket Registration Sunday 3 March, Thorner Victory Hall. Only Thorner residents will be able to queue We will open the doors at 08:00 so that you can shelter from the weather and so that application forms can be validated before you approach the ticket desks We will display all eligibility …
Saturday 16 March 10am – 3pm Thorner Parish Centre, Church View, Thorner, Leeds LS14 3ED Kate and Soraya are organising a charity “New to You” Sale in support of: Yorkshire Breast Cancer Haven – www.breastcancerhaven.org.uk and Friends of African Nursing – www.foan.org.uk Quality clothes sale plus tea and homemade cakes. Donations required of quality men’s, …
Thorner Community Fund (TCF) Allocation of Thorner Community Fund Grant 2018 All village groups, clubs and societies were invited to apply for an allocation from the 2018 fund. Seven bids were received.The money received from donations by Thorner residents for Leeds Festival tickets provides the annual grant fund. In addition there was a generous £7,500 …
Hello! I have been running a Tai Chi class in the Victory Hall, Thorner for several years now. This is a lovely welcoming class with many of the students making friends within the group. We are re-starting after the Summer on Thursday 13th of September 2018, running every Thursday from 10.30am until 11.30 am. The …
Scarcroft has always been within the ecclesiastical parish of Thorner, but has not previously had its own history recorded. Scarcroft Then and Now; a History of the Village fills this gap. The book will be available from Tuesday 2nd December at the shop and post office in Thorner, as well as from the New Inn, …
Thorner and District Historical Society is pleased to announce that its Website is now live and the address is: www.thornerhistory.org.uk View some of the many images of old Thorner on the Archive Image Gallery and keep up to date with the latest news and events from the Society
This new book by Thorner author David Miller tells the story of Thorner in World War One and how the Victory Hall came to be built as a memorial to the 38 local men who were killed. The 64 page book costs £10.00 – for a copy ring 0113 289 2758.
