about the hamlet in Canada Armley, Saskatchewan For the prison, see Leeds HM Prison . Infobox UK place country England latitude 53.7981 longitude 1.5872 official name Armley static image File Armleytownstreet.JPG Shops on Town Street 240px static image caption small Shops on Armley Town Street small ... postcode area LS postcode district LS12 dial code 0113 os grid reference Armley is a district in the west ... centre . Like much of Leeds, Armley grew in the industrial revolution and had several mills , one of which is now the Armley Mills museum. Armley is predominantly and historically a largely working class ... terrace houses . Location Armley is located between the M621 motorway and the River Aire , stretching from roughly the Wortley, West Yorkshire New Wortley roundabout the Armley Gyratory to the start ... . History See also Armley asbestos disaster File Armley Mills Industrial Museum geograph.org.uk 260255.jpg thumb left 180px Armley Mills Industrial Museum File St Bartholomew s Church, Armley July 2010 geograph.jpg thumb left 140px St. Bartholomew s Church, ArmleyArmley is mentioned in the 1086 Domesday Book as Ermelai . At the time there were eight villagers in Armley and Reestones the locality ... www.armleytoday.co.uk yourarmley Armley Local History.3741809.jp Armley Local History , Yorkshire Evening Post , 4 February 2008. Retrieved 23 December 2011 ref Armley Mills, now the Armley Mills ... centuries Armley was, through its mills, a major contributor to the Economic system economy of the city of Leeds. Many of the buildings standing in and around Armley were built in the 1800s, including ... Ledgard . Armley also has picturesque views over the rest of Leeds from certain vantage points. William Tetley started his business of Malt malters in Armley in 1700, from this Joshua Tetley formed the Tetley s brewery in 1822. Citation needed date December 2011 From the 1870s until 1956, Armley ... s story was the subject of a play, Dust , by Kenneth F. Yates, performed in Armley and at the West ... more details
Image Armley park in autumn 64012979 .jpg thumb Armley park in autumn File Gotts Park fountain.jpg thumb right Fountain in 1898. Armley Park , or Gott s Park , is a large public park situated next to Stanningley Road in Armley , Leeds , England . The park stretches from Armley all the way down the hill to the Leeds and Liverpool Canal , near the canal the park turns to dense woodland. The park has many amenities, including Football pitches. Tennis courts. Basketball courts. Children s playground. Municipal Gardens. The park is sometimes referred to as Gott s park after the famous industrialist Benjamin Gott who was born, lived, died and was buried in Armley. The park contains Gott s Municipal Golf Course, which is on the side of the hill and consequently has some staggering holes. The park has several Listed building grade II listed features including The gate piers at the entrance on Stanningley Road. The War Memorial. The Fountain and associated plaques. External links IoE 465360 gate piers IoE 465361 war memorial IoE 465359 the fountain IoE 465355 plaque east of fountain IoE 465358 plaque west of fountain IoE 464960 the mansion coord 53.8011 1.5984 display title Category Armley Category Listed buildings in Leeds Category Parks and commons in Leeds Category Visitor attractions in Leeds Category Grade II listed buildings in West Yorkshire WestYorkshire geo stub ... more details
Other uses Armley Infobox settlement See Template Infobox settlement for additional fields that may be available See the Table at Infobox settlement for all fields and descriptions of usage Basic info name Armley, Saskatchewan at least one of the first two fields must be filled in official name other name native name for cities whose native name is not in English nickname settlement type Hamlet place Hamlet motto image skyline imagesize image mapsize map caption image map1 mapsize1 map caption1 image dot map dot mapsize dot map caption dot x dot y pushpin map Saskatchewan the name of a location map as per http en.wikipedia.org wiki Template Location map pushpin label position the position of the pushpin label left, right, top, bottom, none pushpin mapsize coordinates region CA SK subdivision type Country subdivision name Canada subdivision type1 Provinces and territories of Canada Province subdivision name1 Saskatchewan subdivision type2 List of regions of Canada Region subdivision name2 Central Saskatchewan subdivision type3 Census divisions of Saskatchewan Census division subdivision name3 Division No. 14, Saskatchewan 14 subdivision type4 List of rural municipalities in Saskatchewan Rural Municipality subdivision name4 Connaught No. 457, Saskatchewan Connaught government footnotes government type leader title Reeve Canada Reeve leader name Francis Chabot leader title1 Administrator leader name1 Keith Hummel leader title2 Governing body leader name2 Cannaught No. 457 ref http www.mds.gov.sk.ca apps Pub MDS muniDetails.aspx?cat 10&mun 2355 Connaught No. 457 ref leader ... ends Armley is a Hamlet place hamlet in Connaught No. 457, Saskatchewan Connaught Rural Municipality ... region was settled, Armley reached its peak during the 1920s with the arrival of the Canadian ... References Reflist Homestead to Heritage br Armley History Book Committee br Friesen Printers, 1987 ... Carlea West Gronlid, Saskatchewan Gronlid Centre Armley East Arborfield, Saskatchewan Arborfield ... more details
about the former Great Northern Railway station at Armley the former Midland Railway station Armley Canal Road railway station Infobox UK disused station name Armley Moor image name Site of Armley Moor railway station.jpg caption Site of Armley Moor railway station in 2006 locale Armley borough City of Leeds original Leeds, Bradford and Halifax Junction Railway pregroup Great Northern Railway Great Britain Great Northern Railway postgroup London and North Eastern Railway platforms ? latitude 53.7950 longitude 1.5958 gridref SE267332 years 1 August 1854 events Station opens as Armley and Wortley years1 25 September 1950 events1 Station renamed Armley Moor years2 4 July 1966 events2 Station closes Armley Moor railway station was a station on the former Great Northern Railway Great Britain Great Northern Railway between Leeds railway station Leeds and Bramley West Yorkshire railway station Bramley . The location was between Carr Crofts and Wortley Road bridges, accessed via Station Road. It served the Leeds suburb of Armley in West Yorkshire , England until closure in 1966. The station was immortalised in 1964 in the song Slow Train by Flanders and Swann . History Opened by the Leeds, Bradford and Halifax Junction Railway , then absorbed by the Great Northern Railway Great Britain Great Northern Railway , it became part of the London and North Eastern Railway during the Railways Act 1921 Grouping of 1923. The station then passed on to the Eastern Region of British Railways on nationalisation in 1948 and was then closed by the British Railways Board . The site today Trains still pass the site on what is now known as the Caldervale Line . Disused Rail Start rail line one to two previous Bramley West Yorkshire railway station Bramley next1 Leeds railway station Leeds next2 Beeston ... Armley Moor station on navigable 1947 O. S. map Category Disused railway stations in Leeds Category Armley Category Beeching closures in England Yorkshire Humber railstation stub ... more details
Image Armley Mills Industrial Museum geograph.org.uk 260255.jpg thumb Armley Mills Industrial Museum. File Loom at armley mills industrial museum.JPG thumb right Weaving shed at Armley Mills Industrial Museum The Armley Mills Leeds Industrial Museum is a museum of industrial heritage located in Armley , west Leeds , West Yorkshire , England . It includes collections of textile machinery, railway equipment and heavy engineering amongst others. The Grade II listed building housing the Armley Mills museum was once the world s largest woollen mill. The current structures were built in 1805 by Benjamin Gott and closed as a commercial mill in 1969. They were taken over by Leeds City Council and reopened as a museum of industrial heritage in 1982. Railway collection The museum has an extensive collection of standard gauge and narrow gauge railway rolling stock. The collection was started in 1956 when the Leeds City Museum acquired Barber from the recently closed Harrogate Gas Works Railway. A short display line is installed at Armley allowing some of the collection to run. Locomotives This list is incomplete class wikitable Name Builder Gauge Type Date Works number Notes Barber Thomas Green & Son RailGauge 24 0 6 2T 1908 ex Harrogate Gas Works Railway. Acquired 1956. Currently on long term loan to the South Tynedale Railway Jack Hunslet Engine Company RailGauge 18 0 4 0WT Acquired 1957 Lord Granby Hudswell Clarke RailGauge 36 0 4 0ST Acquired 1961 Junin Hudswell Clarke RailGauge 30 2 6 2DM 1930 The world s first commercially built diesel locomotive Citation needed date February 2010 Southam 2 Hudswell Clarke RailGauge standard 0 4 0DM 1942 D625 Ex Rugby Cement, Southam , Warwickshire ... Official web site IoEentry 465690 Images of England record for Armley Mills Coord 53 48 2 N 1 34 57 W display title West Yorkshire museums Category Armley Category Minimum gauge railways Category 2ft ... England rail transport stub UK museum stub sv Armley Mills ... more details
Infobox church name St Bartholomew s Church, Armley fullname image St Bartholomew s Church, Armley July 2010 geograph.jpg imagesize landscape caption pushpin map pushpin label position pushpin map alt pushpin mapsize map caption latd latm lats latNS longd longm longs longEW coordinates Coord 53.79462 1.58701 type landmark region GB display title osgridref location Leeds country United Kingdom denomination Church of England previous denomination churchmanship High Church membership attendance website http www.armley schulze.co.uk former name bull date founded date founder dedication St. Bartholomew dedicated date consecrated date cult relics events past bishop people status functional status heritage designation Grade II listed building designated date architect Henry Walker and Joseph Althron architectural type Perpendicular Gothic style groundbreaking completed date 1872 construction cost 20,000 closed date demolished date capacity length 57m width 18m width nave height 34m diameter other dimensions floor count floor area dome quantity dome height outer dome height inner dome dia outer dome dia inner spire quantity spire height 57m materials Horsforth sandstone parish Armley deanery Armley archdeaconry Leeds archdiocese episcopalarea diocese Diocese of Ripon and Leeds province Province of York York presbytery synod circuit district division subdivision archbishop bishop dean subdean provost provost rector viceprovost canon canonpastor precentor archdeacon prebendary rector vicar ... logo logosize St Bartholomew s Church, Armley is a parish church in the Church of England located in Armley , West Yorkshire History The first chapel at Armley was built in 1630 but not consecrated ... . There is a sculpture by Joseph Gott at the west end of the north aisle to Benjamin Gott of Armley ... Category Church of England churches in West Yorkshire Armley Category Grade II listed buildings in West ... and Leeds Armley ... more details
Image Aviaries Estate and Midland Works, Armley .png right thumb 400px An aerial view of Armley. The most ... Midland Works asbestos factory. ref name iom The Armley asbestos disaster is an ongoing health issue originating in Armley , a suburb of Leeds , West Yorkshire , England . Described by Dr. Geoffrey ... of around 1,000 houses in the Armley Lodge area of the city. ref name walley Cite web url http www.york.ac.uk ... and Landscapes of the Armley Asbestos Tragedy last Walley first Ed year 2003 work University ... deaths in the Armley area were traced to the factory in 1988 as a result of an investigation by the Yorkshire ... in Armley in 1874 as a Textile manufacturing textile producer , primarily working with cotton , hemp ... Limpet Asbestos , developed in the Armley works in 1931. This was made by mixing raw asbestos with water ... 1993 ref The factory at Armley closed in 1959. Asbestos dust emissions Midland Works emitted vast ... news url http www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk news Armley39s deadly legacy.1026504.jp title Armley ... relations officer wrote I hope very much indeed that we are never called upon to discuss Armley ... high incidence of mesothelioma deaths in Armley around the Roberts factory. ref name battle1988 ... the Armley Asbestos Tragedy . ref name walley Parliamentary debate Taylor met with John Battle ... inquiry into the deaths at Armley, but the incumbent Conservative Party UK Conservative government under ... legacy? The Armley asbestos tragedy cannot remain private and hidden because it is not yet over. ref ... Evening Post and the local MP, John Battle in sustaining interest in the Armley story for several ... investigation focusing on the pattern of deaths in Armley, and contradicting the government s reasons ... risks from asbestos contamination in Wider Armley and other areas of West Leeds last1 Cherrie last2 ... at a cost of 9.3 million. ref name marsh Cite web url http www.bramleytoday.co.uk 4270 Armley Aviaries residents urged to.4700536.jp title Armley Aviaries residents urged to get free asbestos contamination ... more details
about the former Midland Armley station the former Great Northern station Armley Moor railway station Infobox UK disused station name Armley Canal Road image name Armley Canal Road railway station.jpg caption Booking office of Armley Canal Road in 2008 locale Armley borough City of Leeds original Midland Railway pregroup Midland Railway postgroup London Midland and Scottish Railway platforms 2 latitude 53.8010 longitude 1.5829 gridref SE275339 years September 1847 events Station opens as Armley years1 25 September 1950 events1 Station renamed Armley Canal Road years2 22 March 1965 events2 Station closes Armley Canal Road railway station was a station on the former Midland Railway between Leeds railway station Leeds and Shipley railway station Shipley . It served the Leeds suburb of Armley in West Yorkshire , England until closure in 1965. History Opened by the Leeds and Bradford Railway in 1846 which was subsequently absorbed by the Midland Railway , it became part of the London Midland and Scottish Railway during the Railways Act 1921 Grouping of 1923. The station then passed on to the Eastern Region of British Railways on nationalisation in 1948 and was then closed by the British Railways Board as part of the Beeching Axe . The site today The main station building still survives on Canal Road as can be seen from the accompanying photo and is used as commercial premises. The owners re painted the station sign, though not in the original colours or font. However nothing remains of the station at rail level other than the gap between the lines where the island platform formerly stood. Disused Rail Start rail line previous Leeds railway station Leeds next Kirkstall railway station Kirkstall next2 Beeston Leeds railway station Beeston route London Midland and Scottish Railway ... www.npemap.org.uk tiles map.html 426,433,1 Armley Canal Road station on navigable 1947 O. S. map Category ... closed in 1965 Category Armley Category Beeching closures in England Yorkshire Humber railstation ... more details
NotMovedToCommons 1 File Armley and Kirkstall from above.jpg date 10 56, 6 September 2011 UTC reason they are different file formats, different tints, different crops, and have a different aspect of the same image Information Description An aerial view of Kirkstall and Armley. Taken on the 23rd of June 2007. Detail. Aviary s Estate highlighted by yellow box and former Midland Works factory highlighted by red box. Source http www.flickr.com photos johnseb 805701003 Flickr http commons.wikimedia.org wiki File Armley and Kirkstall from above.jpg Wikimedia Commons Date 10 01, 26 April 2010 UTC Author Flickr user Johnseb Permission cc by 2.0 other versions See above License cc by 2.0 ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2006 Highway 335 is a highway in the Canada Canadian province of Saskatchewan . It runs from Saskatchewan Highway 6 Highway 6 near Gronlid, Saskatchewan Gronlid to Saskatchewan Highway 23 Highway 23 . Highway 335 is about 50 km 31 mi. long. Highway 335 passes near the communities of Gronlid, Armley, Saskatchewan Armley , and Nicklen, Saskatchewan Nicklen , and also intersects Saskatchewan Highway 681 Highway 681 and Saskatchewan Highway 35 Highway 35 . Saskatchewan Provincial Highways Category Saskatchewan provincial highways 335 Saskatchewan road stub ... more details
Image BenjaminGott.jpg thumb right 200px Benjamin Gott. Benjamin Gott 24 June 1762 14 February1840 was one of the leading figures in the industrial revolution , in the field of Textile manufacture during the Industrial Revolution textiles . His factory at Armley Mills, Armley , Leeds , was once the largest factory in the world and is now home to the Armley Mills Industrial Museum . Gott was born in Calverley , Pudsey in West Yorkshire , England , to John Gott who was a civil engineer and county surveyor. Benjamin was sent to Bingley Grammar School until he was 17. When he finished school in 1780, his father apprenticed him to Wormald & Fountaine, wool merchants. Gott s most notable contribution to the industrial revolution happened at Armley Mills, which he leased in 1804. The mill had been badly damaged by fire when he bought the ruins and ordered that the rebuilding include cast iron internal frames and other fireproofing measures. When the repairs were completed in 1805, the new factory was the largest wool factory in the world. Gott experimented with new ways of making wool cloth, introducing innovations such as using Steam engine steam power and power loom s. Gott made a large fortune, and he reinvested much of it back into improving his mills and buying new ones. He also founded almshouse s in Armley , collected fine art, and presided over the founding of the Leeds Philosophical & Literary Society in 1819. His other mills included Bean Ings 1792 , the first wool factory, Burley Mills 1798 , and St Ann s Mills 1824 . Gott became Mayor of Leeds in 1799, and, by the time he died in 1841, he was a millionaire. His house 1820 and grounds designed by Humphrey Repton overlooked the Kirkstall Valley and the Leeds and Liverpool Canal from the Armley side. In 1928 Gott s house and grounds were leased by Leeds City Council to create a municipal golf course and Armley Park . External links http www.oxforddnb.com view article 49967 Oxford Dictionary of National Biography a ... more details
Use British English date August 2011 Use dmy dates date August 2011 Charles Oyston 12 May 1869 15 July 1942 was an English first class cricket er, who played fifteen matches for Yorkshire County Cricket Club from 1900 to 1909. ref name YB cite book title The Yorkshire County Cricket Club 2011 Yearbook last Warner first David year 2011 edition 113th publisher Great Northern Books location Ilkley, Yorkshire isbn 978 1 905080 85 4 page 375 url accessdate 6 July 2011 ref He also played in non first class cricket for the Yorkshire Second XI 1900 1906 and RW Frank s XI 1906 . Born in Armley , Leeds , Yorkshire, England, Oyston was a slow left arm orthodox bowler, who took 31 wickets at 28.12, with a best of 3 for 30 against Worcestershire County Cricket Club Worcestershire . A left handed tail end batsman, he scored 96 runs at 7.38, with a top score of 22 against Derbyshire County Cricket Club Derbyshire . He also took three catches in the field. ref name YB Oyston was a professional with Wortley C.C. in 1894, having played for Leeds Leamington C.C. in 1891. He also played for Armley C.C. and Morley C.C. He went on to be the professional with Bingley C.C. in 1917, but played mostly with Leeds C.C. and, in 1927, shared the Leeds League bowling prize with Bill Bowes . He died in Armley in July 1942. References Reflist External links http content www.cricinfo.com england content player 18354.html Cricinfo Profile http www.cricketarchive.com Archive Players 31 31834 31834.html Cricket Archive Statistics england cricket bio 1860s stub Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Oyston, Charles ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION English county cricketer DATE OF BIRTH 12 May 1869 PLACE OF BIRTH Armley , Leeds , Yorkshire, England DATE OF DEATH 15 July 1942 PLACE OF DEATH Armley, Leeds, Yorkshire, England DEFAULTSORT Oyston, Charles Category 1869 births Category 1942 deaths Category Yorkshire cricketers Category People from Armley Category English cricketers ... more details
Orphan date October 2011 Gamble Hill is an area of Bramley, Leeds Bramley a few miles away from Leeds city centre, in the City of Leeds District, in the English county of West Yorkshire . Amenities Gamble Hill has a school and a community centre. Location grid NSEW Bramley, Leeds Bramley Farnley, West Yorkshire Farnley Armley Swinnow References West Yorkshire A Z coord 53.797305 N 1.622221 W display title Category Places in Leeds WestYorkshire geo stub ... more details
Mergefrom Farnell A Premier Farnell Company date September 2009 Infobox company company name Farnell company logo company type Trading name foundation 1939 location Canal Road, Armley , Leeds , West Yorkshire , United Kingdom UK key people area served Europe industry Electronic component s products revenue operating income net income num employees parent Premier Farnell Premier Farnell plc subsid homepage http www.farnell.com www.farnell.com footnotes Farnell is a trading name of Premier Farnell , a distributor of electronic components . It was once a significant manufacturer of electronic laboratory and bench equipment, through its subsidiary Farnell Technology but divested itself of manufacturing in 1995. The company was founded in 1939 in Wetherby , West Yorkshire , next to the Wetherby railway station Wetherby York Road railway station , as the company grew it moved into larger premesis on the towns Sandbeck Industrial Estate, these were to close in 1995, leaving the company s Armley branch to take over as effective headquarters. External links http www.farnell.com Farnell international portal http uk.farnell.com Farnell Farnell UK Category Wholesalers of the United Kingdom Category Companies based in Leeds Category Companies established in 1939 Category Electronic component distributors Category Wetherby ... more details
Infobox rail line name Leeds Bradford Lines box width color logo logo width image image width 250px caption type system status locale West Yorkshire br Leeds br Bradford br Yorkshire and the Humber start end stations routes ridership open close owner Network Rail operator character depot stock linelength tracklength notrack gauge Standard gauge RailGauge sg el speed elevation map map state Leeds Bradford Line The Leeds Bradford Lines services are those included in the Metro West Yorkshire West Yorkshire Metro area system of Lines. Services involved The services include those on the following Lines Caldervale Line Wharfedale Line Airedale Line Places served Those services serve the following places from Leeds railway station , to which West Yorkshire MetroCards are available there are two routes to Bradford Bradford Interchange was on the Great Northern Railway Great Britain Great Northern Railway GNR line some stations are closed Holbeck railway station Holbeck High Level station closed 1962 when service was from Leeds Central station Armley Moor railway station Armley Moor closed 1966 Wortley, West Yorkshire Wortley Bramley West Yorkshire railway station Bramley closed 1966, reopened 1983 New Pudsey railway station New Pudsey opened 1967 Stanningley for Farsley railway station Stanningley for Farsley closed 1967 Laisterdyke railway station Laisterdyke closed 1966 Bradford Interchange Bradford Interchange station was Bradford Exchange joint GNR Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway owned to Bradford Forster Square railway station Bradford Forster Square Midland Railway owned many stations closed, served the following places Holbeck railway station Holbeck Low Level station closed 1958 Armley Armley Canal Road closed 1965 Kirkstall closed 1965 Kirkstall Forge railway station Kirkstall Forge closed 1905 . Plans are afoot to reopen Kirkstall Forge station by 2010 11. Newlay closed 1965 Calverley and Rodley, West Yorkshire Rodley closed 1965 Apperley Bridge railway station A ... more details
Leonora Cohen OBE 15 June 1873 &ndash 4 September 1978 was a United Kingdom British suffragette . She was known for smashing the case of the Crown Jewels in the Tower of London . She survived a hunger strike in Armley Jail in Leeds . Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Cohen, Leonora ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH 15 June 1873 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH 4 September 1978 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Cohen, Leonora Category British suffragists Category 1873 births Category 1978 deaths Category British centenarians UK activist stub ... more details
Use British English date August 2011 Use dmy dates date August 2011 William Edgar Newman Holdsworth 17 September 1928, Armley , Leeds , Yorkshire, England is an English first class cricket er, who played twenty seven matches for Yorkshire County Cricket Club in 1952 and 1953. ref name YB cite book title The Yorkshire County Cricket Club 2011 Yearbook last Warner first David year 2011 edition 113th publisher Great Northern Books location Ilkley, Yorkshire isbn 978 1 905080 85 4 page 371 url accessdate 4 July 2011 ref He also appeared for the Yorkshire Second XI. A right arm fast medium bowler, he took 53 wickets at 30.15, with a best of 6 for 58 against Derbyshire County Cricket Club Derbyshire . He also took 5 for 21 against Essex County Cricket Club Essex . A right handed tail end batsman, he scored 111 runs at 7.92, with a highest score of 22 against Glamorgan County Cricket Club Glamorgan . He also took 7 catches. ref name YB References Reflist References http content www.cricinfo.com england content player 14894.html Cricinfo Profile http www.cricketarchive.com Archive Players 30 30319 30319.html Cricket Archive Statistics england cricket bio 1920s stub Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Holdsworth, William ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION English county cricketer DATE OF BIRTH 17 September 1928 PLACE OF BIRTH Armley , Leeds , Yorkshire, England DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Holdsworth, William Category 1928 births Category Living people Category Yorkshire cricketers Category People from Armley Category English cricketers ta ... more details
. Upper Wortley is situated between Armley and Lower Wortley specifically between the boundaries ... to the industrial centres of Armley and Holbeck encouraged gradual growth. Perhaps Wortley s most ... and Armley Town Street which offers a broader range of amenities than Wortley , there are still ... holder the largest in Leeds situated on Welington Road adjacent to the Armley Gyratory and the Clyde ... Hotel. File Clyde flats in Wortley during sunset.jpg Clyde flats at sunset. File Armley and Wortley aerial photograph.jpg An aerial photograph of Wortley and Armley to the right . gallery Location grid NSEW Armley Beeston, Leeds Beeston Holbeck Farnley, West Yorkshire Farnley References reflist Further ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 Infobox road country GBR type A route 647 length mi 18 direction a East terminus a Leeds br coord 53.7945 1.5683 type landmark region GB display inline name A647 road eastern end direction b West terminus b Halifax, West Yorkshire Halifax br coord 53.7283 1.8597 type landmark region GB display inline name A647 road western end junction destinations Bradford The A647 is an A roads in Great Britain A road in West Yorkshire , England that begins in Leeds and ends in Halifax, West Yorkshire Halifax . The road is approximately 18 miles 30 km long. The road begins at the Armley Gyratory and goes via Armley , by passes Stanningley and Pudsey , then onwards via Thornbury, West Yorkshire Thornbury and then to the edge of Bradford city centre. The road then becomes part of the Bradford s Inner Ring Road Croft Street before heading through Great Horton and up to Queensbury, West Yorkshire Queensbury 350 metres above sea level before heading down hill via Boothtown to Halifax town centre. Stanningley bypass The road is a stretch of dual carriageway in Leeds , West Yorkshire , England . It was built to ease traffic congestion along Stanningley Road, forming part of the Leeds Outer Ring Road . It is notable for the fact that it had United Kingdom Britain s first High Occupancy Vehicle Lane HOV lane . GeoGroupTemplate GB A road zone 6 coord 53.7924 1.7351 dim 20000 region GB display title name A647 road DEFAULTSORT 6 0647 Category Roads in Yorkshire Category Transport in West Yorkshire Category Transport in Leeds England road stub ... more details
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Infobox road country GBR type A route 643 image Brighouse bridge 019.jpg image notes A643 crossing Rastrick Bridge length mi 18 direction a East terminus a Leeds br coord 53.7892 1.5671 type landmark region GB display inline name A643 road northeastern end direction b West terminus b Outlane br coord 53.6599 1.8592 type landmark region GB display inline name A643 road southwestern end junction ukroadsmall 58 br ukmotorwaysmall 621 br ukroadsmall 6110 br ukroadsmall 650 br ukroadsmall 62 br ukroadsmall 652 br ukroadsmall 651 br ukroadsmall 638 br ukroadsmall 649 br ukroadsmall 644 br ukroadsmall 641 br ukroadsmall 6107 br ukroadsmall 629 br ukroadsmall 640 destinations Leeds br Brighouse br Huddersfield The A643 is a main road in West Yorkshire , England . It starts at the Armley Armley Gyratory and ends at junction 23 of the M62 Motorway Mount Roundabout, Outlane , Huddersfield and is approximately convert 18 mi km 0 long. The road goes through Morley, West Yorkshire Morley , Birstall, West Yorkshire Birstall , Gomersal , Cleckheaton , Brighouse , Rastrick to the north of Huddersfield Ainley Top and Mount . File A643 Ingram Distributor Road Tunnel geograph.org.uk 627895.jpg thumb left The A643 Ingram Distributor in Leeds The Elland Road Leeds United AFC football stadium is named after the road part of the A643 that passes it, Elland Road. This road is so called because the A643 originally ended in town of Elland near Halifax, West Yorkshire Halifax . External links GeoGroupTemplate http www.sabre roads.org.uk roadlists r10 notes.php?number A643 A643 Outlane to Leeds SABRE road description GB A road zone 6 coord 53.7221 1.7296 dim 20000 region GB display title name A643 road DEFAULTSORT 6 0643 Category Roads in Yorkshire Category Transport in West Yorkshire ... more details
Other persons James Shaw James Shaw 12 March 1865 &ndash 22 January 1921 was an English people English first class cricket er, who played three matches for Yorkshire County Cricket Club in 1896 and 1897. ref name YB cite book title The Yorkshire County Cricket Club 2011 Yearbook last Warner first David coauthor year 2011 edition 113th publisher Great Northern Books location Ilkley, Yorkshire isbn 978 1 905080 85 4 page 377 page url accessdate 8 July 2011 ref Born in Linthwaite , Huddersfield , Yorkshire , England , Shaw was a slow left arm orthodox spin bowler, who took seven wickets at 25.85, with a best of 4 for 119 against Cambridge University Cricket Club Cambridge University . A right handed batsman, he scored 8 runs in three innings with a top score of 7, also against Cambridge University. He took two catches in the field. ref name YB Shaw died in January 1921 in Armley , Leeds , Yorkshire. References Reflist External links http content www.cricinfo.com england content player 20703.html Cricinfo Profile http www.cricketarchive.com Archive Players 32 32706 32706.html Cricket Archive Statistics england cricket bio 1860s stub Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Shaw, James ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION English county cricketer DATE OF BIRTH 12 March 1865 PLACE OF BIRTH Linthwaite , Huddersfiled , Yorkshire , England DATE OF DEATH 22 January 1921 PLACE OF DEATH Armley , Leeds , Yorkshire, England DEFAULTSORT Shaw, James Category 1865 births Category 1921 deaths Category Yorkshire cricketers Category United North of England Eleven cricketers Category People from Huddersfield Category English cricketers ... more details
Zsiga Pankotia or Pankotai ref name NatArc http www.nationalarchives.gov.uk catalogue displaycataloguedetails.asp?CATLN 6&CATID 7979102&j 1 ref was a 31 year old Hungary Hungarian born murder er who was hanged on the 29 June 1961 at Armley Gaol, Leeds , West Yorkshire , now Leeds HM Prison HMP Leeds ref http www.capitalpunishmentuk.org hanged2.html English & Welsh executions 1932 1964 Bot generated title ref . He was hanged by Harry Allen executioner Harry Allen for the murder of Jack Eli Myers ref name NatArc in a house burglary in the city s affluent Roundhay district. Under the Homicide Act 1957 , Pankotia could be sentenced to hang because he had murdered Myers during a robbery which was considered an exceptional circumstance, therefore hanging was an option open to the judiciary . He was the last man to be hanged at Armley Gaol. ref http www.sheffieldforum.co.uk showthread.php?t 302458&page 3 Sheffield Forum Has there ever been a prison in Sheffield? Page 3 Bot generated title ref Pankotia was tried, convicted and sentenced at Leeds Crown Court and did not appeal against the decision. The hanging had been the first in Leeds since 1959. References references Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Pankotia, Zsiga ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH 1930 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH 1961 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Pankotia, Zsiga Category 1930 births Category 1961 deaths Category Murder in 1961 Category People executed for murder Category People executed by hanging Category 20th century executions by the United Kingdom Category Hungarian people executed abroad Category People executed by England and Wales ... more details
Stephen Wade 14 December 1887 22 December 1956 was one of England s executioner s from 1940 until 1955. He assisted Tom and Albert Pierrepoint on 31 occasions and also carried out 28 executions as head executioner. His last assignment was Alec Wilkinson aged 22 , whom he and Robert Leslie Stewart hanged at Leeds HM Prison Armley Gaol , Leeds on 12 August 1955. Wilkinson had been convicted of murdering Clara Farrell, his mother in law. Wade died in Doncaster Royal Infirmary, of stomach cancer , shortly after his 69th birthday. ref Harvnb Fielding 2008 p 209 ref References Notes reflist Bibliography refbegin citation last Fielding first Steve title The Executioner s Bible publisher John Blake Publishing year 2008 isbn 978 1 84454 648 0 refend Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Wade, Steve ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH 14 December 1887 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH 22 December 1956 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Wade, Steve Category 1956 deaths Category Deaths from stomach cancer Category English executioners Category 1887 births England bio stub ... more details
Armley , Yorkshire DATE OF DEATH 11 January 2000 PLACE OF DEATH West Morton , Yorkshire DEFAULTSORT ... from Armley Category English cricketers Category Deaths from leukemia ta ... more details
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