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Page2 - News3 - July Crossword - Answers4 - August Quiz5 - Rambling Club6 - QH Choir9 - Wine Club11 - Angling Club14 - Golf Society15 - Club Contact Details16 - Club Activity Programme17 - Macmillan Coffee Morning18 - The Battle of the Fat Rascals19 - Pedometer Challenge20 - Wellbeing Event21 - Cycle to Work Day22 - Summer Ticket Offer24 - Activities Refunds26 - Paris Trip27 - London weekend October29 - Cricket Club Free Prize Draw30 - Member Benefits36 - North Sea Winter Fest 201537 - Airport Parking and Hotels Discount38 - Y&H - Cricket39 - The Forum Adverts43 - Booking Form and T&C
Volume09/15
Deadline for Next IssueArticles
24/09/2015
SEPTEMBER
August NewsThis month’s highlights
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September already! As I’m writing this it’s the last week of the school holidays and I’mwondering where the summer went. I think it must be time for comfort food! Do you have afavourite Fat Rascal recipe or will you try one out for us? We’re holding a Battle of the FatRascals on 28th September, and are looking for bakers to take part in the fun and help usraise money for charity too.
This month we’re launching a survey to find out what you want from HASSRA Leeds. It shouldonly take a few minutes to complete and will help us decide what to focus our efforts on.What do you think? Should we organise more trips and events, set up more local clubs forspecific activities, or do something else? Click here to tell us what you think or copy this URLinto your browser https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/KNFG725. We’ve designed thequestions so it’s quick and easy to fill in on a smart phone, tablet or desktop. One luckyperson will receive £30 just for taking part. Other news this month:
- Well done to Anne Swaine, the lucky winner of our anagram competition. We were delightedthat 51 people entered
- Find out about our choir’s involvement in the next Gareth Malone TV show and read aboutone of its member’s experience at choir school
- Read about how our Angling Club has made nearly £26,000 for the Nick Clark memorial fundover the past four years
- If you’re around on 25th September, please come along to our Macmillan Coffee morningfrom 10:00 in room GC07 (baking welcome!)
We’re short of reviews of books, films, places and activities and would really love your input.Please email us at [email protected] if you have anything to share.
See you next month!
Elizabeth
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There were 51 entries.All of which were correct.
The winner is Anne Swaine.
August Anagrams QuizSeaside Places
Boyhood in bars - Robin Hoods BayHounds ate nose - Southend on SeaNo taco lances - Clacton on SeaGin broth - BrightonHearty goat rum - Great YarmouthBlind rot gin - BridlingtonHey it bylaw - Whitley BayCough or bars - ScarboroughPie tub now wrecked - Berwick Upon TweedAtom peruser news - Weston Super MareA flu moth - FalmouthDragons never sag - Grange Over SandsIf owls get hi - Isle of WightNun doll ad - LlandudnoFirm old haven - Milford Haven
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Your name and membershipnumber:__________________________________________________________Location____________________________________Tel:________________________________________Please send your completed quiz to Phil Hepworth, Forum Reception by 23rd July COP.
All correct entries (or highest score) will be entered into a prize draw for £30. Members only.
August QuizSkool Dayz
1. Where did Billy Bunter go to school?
2. In which TV series did Michael Palin and Terry Jones parody “Tom Brown’s Schooldays”?
3. Who complained to the BBC about Alice Cooper’s hit “School’s Out” being shown on Top of
the Pops”?
4. Where did Nigel Molesworth go to school?
5. What was the name of the BBC school quiz popular in the 1960s?
6. In which rock band does the guitarist don a schoolboy’s uniform when he plays?
7. Whose stint as a schoolteacher was reflected in his early novel “A Clerygman’s Daughter”?
8. Where did Jennings go to school?
9. The movie “School for Scoundrels” was based on which series of books by Stephen Potter?
10. What was the other A-side on Paul McCartney and Wings number one single “Mull of Kintyre”?
11. The format of “University Challenge” was based on a US quiz series. What was that called?
12. What do Edward Heath, Sean Kerly and Hawkwind have in common?
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WalkingClub
SATURDAY 12th SEPTEMBER 2015Ryburn Valley Circular 7 Miles
The walkThis walk includes sections of the Calderdale Way through fields, acrossmoorland and through woods. As ever in Calderdale there are someclimbs though they are long and gentle rather than exhausting. Thereare many opportunities to stop and take in the views!
ClothingPlease remember that the weather can change suddenly and it can be cold and wet. It’s also likelyto be muddy! Make sure that you have stout walking boots or shoes, and have and extra layer ofclothes in your rucksack.
Meeting Point & TimeMeet at 10:45 for an 11:00 start in Ripponden at the Royd Lane car park (Grid ref. SE040199).
LunchPlease bring a packed lunch – there will be the opportunity for refreshments the historic Old Bridge Innat the end of the walk
Transport:Public transport is possible though not straightforward: catch the 9:20 train from Leeds station toHuddersfield then walk to the bus station and catch the 10:10 901 bus to Ripponden.Alternatively I can offer a lift for up to 2 people from Halifax Railway Station if you catch the 9:35 trainto Halifax which arrives at 10:13.
By Car: The car park is on Royd Lane just off the A58 in the centre of Ripponden. Parking is free.
To BookPlease let me, Neil McDonald, know if you are coming and if you need or can offer a lift. Pleasecontact me by Friday 11th September, either via email [email protected] or ring 07506565182 (which is also the contact number for the day).
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QuarryHouse Choir
In last month’s newsletter I was tellingyou about the journey the Quarry House choir hadbeen on since we started two years ago. I gave you ahint about the TV programme we auditioned for, sohere is the full story….We’d had the advert for Gareth Malone’s new TVprogramme entitled “The Naked Choir”, from a fewsources. Now I must admit I was a little concerned atwhat this might entail, anyway on reading the fullinformation pack that came I saw it was the workingtitle with a play on words as it was a competitionabout unaccompanied, stripped back singing.We all thought it was worth having a go and I sent offthe application form with a video of us singing one ofour South African songs. We sat back and waited……The TV Company that the BBC had contracted to dothe programme rang me within a week asking to havea telephone interview with me. They asked about thechoir’s members, how long we’d been going, whatwe sang etc all the usual stuff I was expecting and Itold them we’d started up because of GarethMalone’s first programme about work-based choirs,they liked that bit! They then wanted to know aboutme (ahh now I’m thinking I’d better be a bit guardedin my answers), what singing meant to me, what mygreatest achievement was (singing or otherwise), hadit ever got me through a difficult time, what sort ofcharacters did we have in the choir, (I could see theywere working out the backstory to the choirmembers).The interview went on for 40 minutes andthey asked to speak to another choir member or two,so I suggested Stephanie Howe and Sam Leigh bothof whom I knew had lots to give in this sort of interview.They both reported back to me after their interviewsthat they too had lasted nearly an hour each andthey’d given lots of information about themselves,their interests and their thoughts about being in thechoir.
I was contacted late Sunday evening from the TVCompany to say that out of thousands of entries wewere one of 120 choirs who’d been invited to attendthe filmed auditions. We had just over a week until wehad to go to Newcastle and would have theinformation one week in advance – to prepare oursong.
I received the next lot of information and song list 7days before the audition. We had to choose out of alist of 12 songs (none of which we’d sang as a choir)and had to sing a verse and a chorus only and thenthe whole choir was to be interviewed on camera,with both aspects together being considered byGareth.
There was lots of information about the programmeand what they were looking for: they wanted diversityof musical styles, ethnicity, ages, backgrounds,characters, geographical representation.Our musical director set to and arranged a piece ofmusic for us from Coldplay called “Fix You” so within aday and a half we had our first rehearsal and a furtherthree rehearsals before we hopped on the coach toNewcastle.
Lights……. Cameras… … Sing!
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QuarryHouse Choir
In preparation for thechoir interview we did a paragraphabout ourselves, interesting facts, musicalexperience etc so we swotted up on the journey andwhat an interestingbunch we are!
We arrived early and at one point I was mistaken for theTV company rep! We filled in the contracts and signedup to “not telling anyone anything about the processso it didn’t jeopardise the programme”.We warmed up our voices on the riverside, in the lovelysunshine and sang to the hotel staff having a cigarettebreak. We then got called in to the audition.
The room we had been relaxing in earlier had now beentransformed into a studio with strong lights and twocameras and it all got very serious. The directorexplained what would happen and then it was Lights..Camera… Sing! We did a great interpretation of thesong and the TV director said it gave her “goosebumps”.We were then ushered into another room with morecameras and another TV director and a couple ofassistants taking notes. The choir was interviewed as agroup with Stephanie, Sam and me being singled outto begin with, to elaborate a bit more on some aspectsof our interviews then he opened it up to the wider choir.The choir chipped in with their views, experiences, howthe choir makes them feel, gigs we’d done and a fewlight-hearted comments. The director asked how we’ddeal with publicity, particularly as we were mostly civilservants. He said that a previous choir programme hadreceived media interest with a group from CityBank.We handled that very professionally and added thatwe’d had approval and encouragement fromPermanent Secretaries of Health and Work andPensions. He wrapped up the interview after 50 minutesas the next group (an all-girl barber shop group) weredue in.
We had a lovely reflective journey home, thinking of allthe things we’d talked about and how well the songhad gone and also what interesting things we’d learnedabout our choir friends.
We then waited for the auditions to finish and for the TVCompany and Gareth to review the footage.
On the day I was due to go on holiday I heard from theTV Company. I held my breath as I read through the firstparagraph and then exhaled as I read we “had notbeen one of the final 8 invited to be a part of theprogramme”. I was really disappointed as it would havebeen a wonderful experience, I was also relieved as itwould have put us in the spot light and those TVprogrammes love the clever editing to make theprogramme more watchable!
They have kept my details in-case another opportunityarises and it’s great for the choir’s CV! We are nowwaiting for the programme to air this autumn and I’mkeen to see if the barbershop group got through (wellthey couldn’t have two groups from Yorkshire).
We hope to sing Fix You in its entirety at ournext performance in Quarry House in the
autumn, so do look out for us or catch us atCivil Service Live in Newcastle on
Thursday 10 September.
If you think the choir is for you, come to ourtaster session on
Thursday 15 October at 1pm
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QuarryHouse Choir
Taster SessionWe will be holding a choir “taster session” onThursday 15th October.These will be held at 1-2pm in the Woodpecker Bar Quarry House.Come along and try out singing in a group. We will be running thisinformal, fun and musically assessable session for all.No fees-just bring your HASSRA membership card.Not yet a HASSRA member? I can tell you how to join.
If you want to put your name down for the taster session or any other enquiries please [email protected]
Singing WorkshopQuarry House Choir is running a workshop.
We will cover a variety of musical styles and techniques.On Saturday 03 October 2015
12.30 – 4.30pmAt Heart, Bennett Road Headlingley Leeds LS6 3HN
Entry is free for HASSRA Leeds members. £10 for non-members.
Children welcome aged 12+ and accompanied by an adultInterested? Please contact Elaine Arnott by email.
[email protected] for applications Monday 21 September.
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WineClub
Wine Society Cape Crusaders – Wines of South Africa Tuesday13 October (17:30 – 20:30) Venue Leeds (Victoria Hall, LeedsTown Hall) Price £13.50 for HASSRA Leeds members
HASSRA Leeds Wine Club will be arranging to obtain tickets forthe Wine Society Cape Crusaders wines of South Africa Tastingevent at Leeds Town Hall (LS1 3AD) on Tuesday 13 Octoberbetween 17:30 – 20:30. If you are a HASSRA Leeds member andwould like to attend at the discount price of £13.50 (£27.00 fornon-members), or you want further information, please contact;
Roy Jones (Room GW33, Quarry House, Leeds, LS2 7UA) Tel No.0113 23 24324, e-mail [email protected]
Tickets for this event tend to sell out fairly quickly, so let Royknow if you are interested in attending asap and he will confirmbooking and paying arrangements. Wine Society do also offermoney back on ticket as long as you cancel 2 weeks beforethe event.
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WineClub
External presenter – Earle Wines
Friday 11th September, 5.30pm in the Woodpecker Bar, Quarry House.
Henry Jacobs of Earle Wines will be arranging a Travelling the Rhône tasting.He will be bringing a white and a red from each of the following -
· Costières de Nîmes Château Tuilerie· Pic Saint Loup Château Lascaux· Châteauneuf du Pape Domaine Grand Veneur
These will be quality wines from smaller producers from well known areas - because theproducers are not well known the prices reflect only the quality of the wine and are not inflatedby the name. It should be a fascinating evening.For further information, or any queries about the event, please contact Roy Jones([email protected]), Room GW33 Quarry House, Quarry Hill, Leeds, LS2 7UA, telephonenumber 0113 23 24324.
What's Coming Up? - Call My Bluff
Thursday 24th September, 5.30pm in the Woodpecker Bar, Quarry House
Kim Molloy will be presenting another ‘Call My Bluff’. These events are great fun and revealhow little we all really know about wine when we have to work out which grape variety theyare and from which part of the world they come. We’re given information to help us decidebut many of us resort to guessing. Why not come and try Kim’s selection.
SPECIAL OFFER REMINDER: Don’t forget our special offer: Any HASSRA Leeds member who attends the wine club forthe first time pays only half price for the event. And if you decide you like it enough to join the club, the night is free. Forfurther information contact any of us:
CHAIR Ron Foggett Work: 0113 2324370TREASURER Roy Jones Work: 0113 232 4324SECRETARY Tess Brooke Home: 01423 871433
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AnglingClub
START FISHING IN 2015There’s never been a better time to get outdoors and take up angling.Quarry House Angling Club run matches from April to October to commercial fisheries acrossthe region.
Thanks to the generosity of HASSRA Leeds the club is offering the following additional benefitsto members in 2015:
· Free club membership – no subs required for staffjoining throughout 2015
· A full refund of the annual rod license for those newmembers who are new to the sport or who arereturning to it after a long absence
· A subsidy of up to 50% of the cost (Max £30) ofessential items of tackle required by newmembers
In addition HASSRA Leeds is offering to cover the cost of individual angling coaching to anymember - whether or not they are members of the Quarry House Angling Club.
Quarry House Angling Club run matches from April to October to commercial fisheries acrossthe region. Each year it hosts a Have a Go Day where anyone can try their hand at fishing.
If you would like more details or want to discuss these offers contact George Roe on 01132324244 [email protected]
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AnglingClub
Nick Clark Memorial Fishing Match04th July 2015 at Lindholme Lakes.
This year’s event was probably the most organisedof all. Our aim was to reach a rolling total over the4 years to £25,000, we needed to pull out all thestops and exceed the previous year’s results.Therewere some incredible sponsor donations, onefisherman exceeding £1500, several over £100.
Our side events, the raffle, auction, tombola, cakesales and barbeque were a great success and Iam pleased to report several prizes were won byYorkshire Benefits Centre staff. The Leeds Rhino’ssigned shirt was won by a supporter who bought30 names and his investment paid off when he waspresented with his prize.
The fishing match itself was a great success. Everyone enjoyed it with the usual banter andgood humour. The winner was presented with an excellent match rod donated by SupremeAngling and our top sponsor raiser also received one to recognise his outstanding achievement.
Following the presentations, the raffle was drawnand the auction held. We had invested £37 in ourauction items, the rest were donations and raisedover £600. We continued celebrating into the earlyhours of Sunday morning resulting in somemammoth hangovers!
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AnglingClub
Our total raised for The Nick ClarkMemorial Match 2015 was £8,177 which took ourrunning total raised to £25, 997 including gift aid.
This was an incredible result, which far exceeded previous year’s efforts and took us well overour target figure. (Our original target back in 2012 was £2,000!)
I would like to thank everyone who donated, baked, bought tickets and supported theYorkshire Cancer Centre Charity event. Your contribution will help support people and theirfamilies who experience this terrible illness. Every day we are one step nearer to making terminalcancer a thing of the past, so many more people are now surviving cancer and go on to livelife to the full, a gift you cannot put a price on.
I would also like to thank Michele Jowett (YBC) for dealing with the finances, Elaine Clay (YBC)for her prowess with the barbeque and keeping 55 fisherman satisfied! Heather Charlton (YBC)and husband Dave for driving from home to Leeds to Doncaster and back with their horseboxso we didn’t have to hire a van for the event helping us achieve maximum profit and YorkshireBenefits Centres for making us their nominated charity.
A special thank you to Hazel Reid(YBC) who fished her first evermatch and caught over 8llbs of fish,a great first result.
By popular demand it will be allback on again next year, maybewith some new ideas!!
Many thanks,
Rose.
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GolfSociety
SUBSIDISED LESSONS
FOR 2015
· HASSRA Leeds Golf Society offers private golf lessons, arrangedwith a golf professional of your choice.
· We will subsidise your lessons by 50%, up to a maximum of £125per member per year.
· Most golf clubs offer individual lessons, lessons in pairs and grouplessons.
· You must be a Full, Retired or Associate member of HASSRA Leedsand have paid your memberships subscription to the Golf Societyto take advantage of this offer.
WHAT TO DO NEXT
· Once you have paid for your lessons and have a receipt, pleasesend it to Brendan French, Room Zone F, 1S25 Quarry House, LeedsLS2 7UA.
Leeds Clubs and Activities
Please contact The Forum Leisure Centre for details of swimming, training & fitness classes.
HAS S R A Leeds B oard of Management Contact Details
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Vice Chair HASSRA Leeds Nick Streets Contact EditorChair HASSRA Leeds Catriona Patterson 0113 2545780 [email protected]
Secretary Simon Jarrold - Temporary 0113 2327120 [email protected]
Treasurer Peter Blinston 0113 2545972 [email protected]
Events Committee Chair Julie Chapman 0113 2546089 [email protected]
Finance/Clubs Development Chair Nick Streets Email Only Contact EditorCommunications Chair Elizabeth Letaief 24902 QH [email protected]
BOM Member Rosemary Matheson 0113 2547130 [email protected]
BOM Member Elaine Arnott Email Only Contact EditorBOM Member Clive Fane 29938 QH [email protected]
BOM Member Isobel Todd Email Only [email protected]
BOM Member Alan Shaw 0113 2324028 [email protected]
BOM Member Michele Jowett Email Only [email protected]
BOM Member Roy Jones 24324 QH [email protected]
BOM Member Jonathan Kirkland
BOM Member Luisa Panetta 24562 QH [email protected]
Club Contact Extension Room No.
Angling George Roe 24244 QH 1S25
Badminton tbc
Bridge Andy MattacksDave Barnes
24631 QH24188 QH
GN35
Christian Network Gillian PriestleyRos Hynes
29949 QH0113 254 5038
Craft Club Janet Coy QH Ground, north QH
Cricket Phil Sharples 7920864377 3S25
Darts Tim Wardle 27210 QH 3FS TS
Football (men’s 5-a-side) Scott Gee 36768 QH 4W57
Football - Wednesday Phil Thomas 46549 QH
Forum Leisure Centre Reception 24456 QH Ground Floor
Game-fishers David Roper-Newman 27355 QH GS36
Golf Phil Corbett 27363 QH 3S25
Guitar Lessons Phil Hepworth 07725 005893 The Forum
HASSRA Dance Club Neil ParkinsonSarah Stevens
[email protected] & GN35
Hockey - Men’s Sean Massey 24632 QH GS36
Walking Club Wendy Brown 01937 842001
Wine Jo O’Keefe 0113 232 4331
Table Top Wargame, Boardgameand Roleplaying
Stuart WiltshireStuart Barraclough
27234 QH24435 QH
GS251S25
Community Choir Elaine Arnott [email protected]
Social Cycling Club Trina Elkington [email protected]
HASSRA LeedsEvents and Clubs
Activity Programme
September 2015 12th - 15th Fly Trip to Krakow Proposed Trip [email protected]
12th Walking Club Halifax area Neil McDonald
14th Golf Club Match vs LondonLuffenham Health
Nick Streets
25th Golf Club Strensall Nick Streets
October 2015 10th Walking Club Skipton area John Belbin
30th Golf Club Sandal Nick Streets
tbc Walking Club YH or LondonWeekend - tbc
November 2015 14th Walking Club Dacre Banks Jim Nelson
December 2015 4th Golf Club Moortown Nick Streets
12th Walking Club (Xmas walk) TBA
January 2016 21st Fly Trip to Istanbul Proposed Trip Tony Armitage
9th Walking Club TBA
February 2016 13th Walking Club (AGM) (tba) John Ennis
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HASSRA LEEDS ANNUAL COFFEE MORNING FORMACMILLAN CANCER SUPPORT
FRIDAY 25TH SEPTEMBER IN
ROOM GC07 - Quarry HouseFrom 10:00 - 12:30
COFFEES, TEAS, HOME-MADE CAKES,RAFFLE WITH GREAT PRIZES
ALL WELCOME - HOPE THAT YOU CAN JOINUS ON THE DAY
We’re still looking for bakers.
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The Battle of the Fat Rascals
Monday 28th September (date tbc)
North Atrium
Judging 10:00, sale 10:30 onwards (while stocks last)
Maybe you’ve tasted one at Betty’s, maybe you have a favourite recipe ormaybe you’ve never even heard of them.
A Fat Rascal is a spicy scone with a face on. That’s our definition, anyway. Ifyou’d like to bake a batch, our intrepid panel of judges will pick their favouriteand we’ll sell what’s left for charity. Use any flavourings you like but there mustbe a face on the top of each one.
All entries to the North Atrium by 9:30 on the date of the competition
Contact: Sally Haley, Room 4S25 telephone 2519306 or Elizabeth Letaief,Ground Floor North Zone L extension 24902 for further details
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Pedometer Challenge - October 2015
British Heart Foundation have approached the Wellbeing committee andasked that Quarry House be one of 15 workplaces across the UK to take
part in an online pedometer challengeOver 4 weeks in October teams of 10 employees wear pedometers andsupport each other through the challenge. Daily steps are recorded on
the online pedometer site. Leaderboards will help teams track theirprogress
Each member of staff who registers will get a pedometer and will receiveinformation by email through out the challenge. Guides will be sent tocaptains and online tracking for all participants is available to log steps
and see their progress. Once the challenge is completed eachparticipant will receive a certificate and the online leaderboard will show
who has won the challenge and how much money has been raisedBHF hope to raise funds for the charity so the Wellbeing committee
suggests a donation of £2.00 per person to take part but if anyone wantsto collect more money through sponsorship that is up to them.
Why not get your area of work to take part? Even if your team is basedremotely around different offices you could still join in. This is an easy wayto promote Wellbeing and team work amongst your colleagues for very
little effort.
Nominate a team captain and let the Wellbeing committee know assoon as possible. All information will be sent at this point
If you need any further information please contact Dawn Lennie on theWellbeing email address
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Wellbeing at Quarry House
EVENTWhen - 7th October 2015
Where – Sports Hall11:00 – 14:00
The Wellbeing committee are working with Dept. of Health toorganise an event for staff.
Please come along and see what is on offer
Have a neck massage with phoenix health groupFree prize draw for mindfulness goodies
Take part in the paper aeroplane challenge
And lots more
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Thursday 3rd September
FREE Bike BreakfastYes, that's right, a free breakfast! We all know that people on bikes like coffee and cake,well on September 3rd there will be a couple of places where you can enjoy these things forfree, as long as you arrive by bike. At the Tiny Tea Room in Rodley (literally alongside theAire-Valley towpath, home to the loveliest commute in the region), we'll be offering a drink,a pastry and even a bacon sandwich, between 7.30 and 9.30.
Why not stop by for a chat, and if possible, persuade someone who doesn't commute bybike to give it a try?
If you commute to Bradford, then don't despair! The Pavilion Café in City Square, Bradfordare also offering a free breakfast between 7.00 and 10.00, and they'll also have Dr Bike onhand to give your bike a free health check.
If you ride your bike to either of these breakfasts, be sure to register for go:cycling's Ride forRewards challenge and log those miles. The challenge is running throughout September andthere are some great prizes to be won.
Bike-In Pedal-Powered Movie!
The Cycle to Work Day fun doesn't end there. In the evening,we've teamed up with Northern Monk to host a Bike-in Pedal-Powered screening of the classic cycling movie, BreakingAway.
From 6pm there'll be a pop-up bike workshop where you canget help repairing your bike, games and a BBQ and from7.30pm the pedal-powered outdoor cinema will whirr intoaction and will show a couple of bike shorts followed by thefeature presentation.
The cinema, bike fixing and games are free and BBQ and refreshments available from theNorthern Monk Refectory. Plus, we'll have some information about the CityConnect BikeFriendly Business scheme. Come join us at Northern Monk, The Old Flax Store, Marshalls Mill,Holbeck, LS11 9YJ.
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HASSRA LEEDSSummer
Ticket Offer 2015HASSRA Leeds invite you to organise your own tickets – at any theatre / music
venue in Yorkshire, enjoy the event and provide proof of purchase and HASSRALeeds membership for each ticket after the event to receive a 50% (max of £10)
refund. Claims should be made using the form below within a month of the eventand refunds will be processed as soon as possible. Only one theatre ticket for a
performance attended during July/August 2015,per adult or child will be accepted.
PLEASE ENCLOSE RECEIPTS OR TICKETS FOR EACH HASSRA MEMBER CLAIMING AREFUND.I declare that:
· All information is true and correct;· I have incurred the expenses described above solely in connection with the said
activity;· I am not eligible to receive these expenses, in part or in full, from any other body or
organisation;· The members(s) listed are HASSRA Leeds members.
Signed……………………………………………………………………… Date……………………….
Please return completed forms to: Phil Hepworth, The Forum Leisure Centre, Quarry House,Quarry Hill, LEEDS LS2 7UA. Payment enquiries – please email [email protected]
Name of applicant
Contact details – address, full emailaddress and tel no
Names of HASSRA Leeds members
HASSRA membership no (s)
Event / Activity / Cost (please providedate, cost and venue details
Bank Account Name
Bank Sort Code
Bank Account Number
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Helping our members becomemore active is a main aim of HASSRA Leeds.
During 2015, we want to encourage more members toexperience activities that they may not have considered
before.Therefore we are advertising a 50% ticket subsidy for HASSRALeeds members (to a maximum of £10 per HASSRA Leedsmember, per month) for activities within the Yorkshire region.This offer will be in place throughout 2015.See a selection below of the types of activities that will qualify – butthis list is not fixed and others will be considered individually.
Ice Skating Free Running Skiing Forbidden CornerRoller Skating Bowling Indoor Skate-Boarding Nordic Skiing Urban farms Go Karting TrampoliningPaint Balling Snow Boarding Public Gardens Cycle Hire Wall Climbing Velodrome Cycling Ariel Assault CourseHASSRA Leeds invite you to organise your own ticket, enjoy the event and provide proof of purchase and HASSRALeeds membership for each ticket, after the event to receive 50% (max £10 per person) of the cost of your ticket.Claims should be made using the form below within a month of the event and refunds will be processed as soonas possible. Claims against an activity organised by HASSRA Leeds club or National HASSRAwhere a subsidy is already in operation will not be accepted. Subsidies will only be providedwhen an activity has been undertaken.
If you wish to take part in an activity that is not listed – please send a note [email protected] asking if it could be included BEFORE submitting a subsidy claim
ACTIVITIES Claim Form 2015HASSRA Leeds invite you to organise your own tickets, enjoy the event andprovide proof of purchase and HASSRA Leeds membership for each ticket afterthe event to receive a 50% (max of £10 per member) refund on the cost ofyour ticket. Offer applies to HASSRA Leeds members and associate members.Offer limited to one application per member, per month.
Checks will be put in place to ensure that this offer is not abusedClaims against an activity organised by HASSRA Leeds club or National HASSRA where a subsidy is already inoperation will not be accepted.
HASSRA LEEDS CLAIM FORM –TO BE USED FOR THE NEW ‘ACTIVITY’ RECLAIM OFFER
Terms and Conditions- Only one claim per quarter but multiple activities can be claimed for, so a member can go to the Ice
Cube in early Feb, then Ten Pin Bowling in late Feb, and so on. Individual members can only claim up toa maximum of £30 a quarter.
- Please refer to the individual offer adverts for the amounts that can be reclaimed- Members can only submit ONE claim for activity per quarter.
The quarters are January - March, April -June, July - September, and October - December.- Members should submit their claims a maximum one month after each quarter end. So if the claim is foractivity and events in January-March, then the claim must be received by the end of April.
- Payments will be made electronically only, and they will be made one month after each quarter end.- Please complete both sections – failure to do so will result in a delay to any refund.
Name of applicant
Address to be used forcorrespondence
Full email address
Contact TelephoneNo. (Inc. STD code)
HASSRA membershipno.
Event / Activity (pleaseprovide date(s) andvenue(s))
All payment will be made electronically. Please provide the following details
Account Name
Sort Code
Account Number
Please complete this section for all HASSRA members who attended:
PLEASE ENCLOSE RECEIPTS OR TICKETS FOR EACH HASSRA MEMBERCLAIMING A REFUND.
(Claims cannot be processed without this information)
DECLARATION
I declare that:
· All information is true and correct;· I have incurred the expenses described above solely in connection with the said
activity;· I am not eligible to receive these expenses, in part or in full, from any other body or
organisation;· The members(s) listed are HASSRA Leeds members.
Signed……………………………………………………………………… Date……………………….
Please return completed forms to:Phil Hepworth, The Forum Leisure Centre, Quarry House, Quarry Hill, LEEDS LS2 7UA
Payment enquiries – please email [email protected]
Full name HASSRA m’shipno.
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Advance notice of proposed fly trip toParis, April 2016
Closing date: Friday, 4 October 2015
Staying at a 3* hotel in central Paris - 3 nights bed & breakfastMonday, 18 April, 2016 – Thursday, 21 April 2016
Estimated cost:· HASSRA Leeds member - £180 to £207 (single supplement £87.20)· non-HASSRA Leeds member - £330 to £380 (single supplement £160)
Price includes:· flights from Leeds/Bradford airport (including taxes)· 3 nights hotel in rooms (with en suite bathroom)· buffet breakfast· 10kg hand luggage per person
Price excludes:· transfers to and from airports· hold luggage (£28 per piece of hold luggage up to 22kg)· insurance (£40 per person if purchased through travel agent)
To apply for a place:· send a cheque payable to HASSRA Leeds· for £100· to Edmund O’Mahony at Quarry House, 3W Zone H, Quarry Hill, Leeds, LS2 7UA by 4
October 2015.
The balance will be due on 31 January 2016.
Note:· Prices cannot be guaranteed until October 2015. If prices exceed the relevant higher figure above, then
participants may choose to cancel the trip and the deposit will be returned.· An application will be taken as a commitment towards this trip.· In the event of over subscription, if additional places are not available, the usual HASSRA draw will be
made.· Applicants should familiarize themselves with the HASSRA Leeds terms published in each issue of the
Newsletter. These can also be found at the HASSRA Leeds website at www.hassraleedsnewsletter.com.· A valid passport is needed and proof of insurance is required.
Click Here to access application forms
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EXCLUSIVE FOR HASSRA LEEDSLONDON HALLOWEEN WEEKEND TRIPStaying at the Guoman Tower Hotel
Fri 30th Oct – Mon 2nd Nov 2015Price £135 for HASSRA Leeds members
Non Members £249Book by 5th September 2015
This is a combined Events committee, Walkers Club and Wine Club trip. Including optionalwalks, wine tasting events and book your own theatre/cinema show.
Included3 nights, bed & English breakfastPanoramic sightseeing tourSaturday night coach shuttle to & from the West EndSunday afternoon coach shuttle to and from winetasting/museums.London city mapOn board ‘welcome’ packReturn executive coach travel
Optional
WALKING CLUBWalk London with HASSRA Leeds Walking Club – join us for a series of led walks through central London taking inmajor landmarks, hundreds of years of history and a few green spaces and cobbled alleys you didn’t knowexisted. All of the walks break down into shorter sections, accessible by London Underground, routes and distanceswill be published ahead of the event.
For more information about the walks contact [email protected] and HASSRA Walking Club areoffering the following subsidies:
Transport - 50% (max £10 pp) on transport costs incurred in LondonHalloween – 50% (max £10 pp) on Halloween themed events – check out Ghost Bus Tours , Ghost Walks
WINE CLUBThe wine club will be looking to do an excursion on Sunday, details yet to be finalised, but likely to be either;
Trip to Olympia for a supermarket wine tasting;Wine tasting close to London BridgeWine tasting and Sunday lunch close to London Bridge
Depending on which event we do the cost is likely to be in the region of £10 - £26 after HASSRA discount. This willbe the price of the standard ticket, but there may be additional costs for extras, that won’t be covered by theHASSRA discount.
There may also be the opportunity to visit Beefeaters gin distillery on the Saturday. Price after HASSRA discountwill be in the region of £10.
If you are interested in going on a wine and/or gin excursion, please contact Roy Jones by e-mail([email protected]), or by phone 0113 23 24324
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In addition – there is an opportunity to see a show in one of themany London theatres or cinemas, do some sightseeing or early
Christmas shopping and beat the rush! London has something for everyone!
ITINERARYFridayWe depart at approx 8am and travel to London. On arrival at the Tower Hotel the remainder of the day will befree for you to explore. Please Note: Bedrooms may not be available to check into until approximately 15:00.
SaturdayThis morning we offer a panoramic sightseeing tour departing the hotel at 10:00 and ending close to the shoppingarea of Oxford Street at approximately 11:30. Please feel free to ask our driver to drop you off at any convenientpoint along the route if you do not wish to take the whole tour. In the afternoon the coach will return from outsidethe Waldorf Hotel on The Aldwych at 16:00. This evening we offer a complimentary coach shuttle service to the“West End” leaving the hotel at 18:15, dropping outside the Waldorf Hotel on The Aldwych and returning at23:15. Please Note: The complimentary coach shuttle service on Saturday evening will only travel to the West Endand not all theatres. NOT ALL THEATRES ARE LOCATED IN THE WEST END.
SundayToday is free to enjoy London. Why not try out some walks, or do some wine tasting?
MondayToday is free for you to explore London at your own pace until the coach departs from the hotel at 15:00 andfrom outside The Waldorf Hilton on The Aldwych at 15:20, arriving in Leeds at TBC. The coach will be available atthe Tower Hotel to load cases at 09:45 and 14:25.
THE TOWER HOTEL. Located on the North Bank of the River Thames, the AA rated 4 star Tower Hotel is ideallysituated next to Tower Bridge, the Tower of London and St. Katherine’s Dock. This modern hotel has 801 bedroomsall of which have superb views of the city and are all en-suite with digital television, radio, telephone, iron/ironingboard and tea/coffee making facilities. Additional facilities include The Brasserie for a light snack or meal and XiBar for a refreshing drink. Lift to all floors. Nearest underground station: Tower Hill.
PRICES HASSRA LEEDS NON-MEMBERSBasic price £135* £249Single supplement £83 £165
*Price will reduce to £125 if we have 40 applicants or more.
CLOSING DATE - 5th September 2015 - Balance required by 5th October 2015.
Please send booking forms with a non refundable deposit cheque of £50 per person (one cheque per party ifpossible made payable to HASSRA Leeds) to: Judith Hartshorne, 3rd Floor East Zone D, QH. Tel no 0113 232 [email protected]
Bank transfers for payment may be accepted please contact Julie Chapman for details.
Note: This is a bespoke trip for HASSRA Leeds and failure to get a minimum of 35 applicants may result in this tripbeing cancelled - please BOOK [email protected] for any other enquiries.
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**HASSRA LEEDS MEMBERSHIP BENEFIT**
Yorkshire County Cricket ClubFree Prize Draw
Yorkshire Cricket tickets available for every home days play. We have two full membershiptickets available for HASSRA Leeds members to use.
One member will be drawn out a week in advance for the each game to win two tickets forall home matches.
To enter the draw for the Yorkshire Cricket tickets, please send an e-mail with “CRICKET” in thetitle to [email protected] stating your full name and contact phone number.
Please also state clearly which matches you are interested in attending – for instance, only20/20, 20/20 and one day, or all matches – and when you would wish to use the membership– e.g. weekend only, weekend and evenings, or any time. Finally, can you please indicatewhether you would be interested in using the memberships at Scarborough as well asHeadingley or just Headingley. Apologies for the added complications, but this should ensurethat the tickets are used as often, and by as many members, as possible.
Applications will be accepted up to 7 days before each game but get them in now!
Full winners lists are available. The offer is only available to HASSRA Leeds members.
You may recall entering a prize draw (last year) that HASSRA were running to win tickets to seeYorkshire cricket matches either at Headingley or Scarborough.
Well we are running the prize draw again - please can you let me know if you want to beentered in to the draw for matches in 2015?
If yes please confirm which matches you are interested in attending – for instance, only 20/20,20/20 and one day, or all matches – and when you would wish to use the membership – e.g.weekend only, weekend and evenings, or any time. Finally, can you please indicate whetheryou would be interested in using the memberships at Scarborough as well as Headingley orjust Headingley. Apologies for the added complications, but this should ensure that the ticketsare used as often, and by as many members, as possible.
If I don't hear back from you I will presume that you don't want to be included in any of thedraws.
Here are some of the recent winners of the draw:24 July 20/20 game v Warwickshire at Headingley George Overrill3 Aug One day game v Leicestershire at Headingley George Roe18 Aug One day game v Northants at Headingley Sarah Long
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Jilly’s Crystals makes handmade Crystal Healing Jewellery, thejewellery is infused with Reiki healing to give a healingexperience. We also stock various crystal tumblestones. For allHASSRA workers, a discount of 10% will be applied to all Etsytransactions using discount code HASSRA.
Www.jillyscrystals.etsy.comwww.facebook.com/[email protected]
We will also be launching Crystal Healing parties in May. Theparty is for a minimum of 3 people, Jilly will come to thecomfort of your own home and give each person CrystalHealing Therapy, the guests will also be able to buy discountedcrystals and jewellery. The host of the party also receives afree gift from Jilly. Crystal healing is very relaxing and is perfectto have a night in with your friends. The party will last around2 hours, then once Jilly leaves the guests and host will feelrefreshed and balanced.
The cost of the party is £20 per head, HASSRA workers canreceive £5 off each Guest (only one HASSRA card is neededfor the discount to be applied).
Holistic Therapies Yorkshire can come to the comfort of yourown home for Holistic therapies, we will be launching a Holisticroom in May. The treatments on offer is Reiki Healing andCrystal Therapy. Launching in June we will also be offeringHolistic Massage, Swedish Massage, Indian Head Massageand Zone Therapy.
Please note that Swedish Massage, Indian Head Massage andHolistic Massage is for females only.
The discount for HASSRA workers is £5 off any treatment.Jilly can also read Angel Cards and Fairy cards either by emailor I can come to your home to do a reading. The cardreadings are really fun and accurate.For Angel and Fairy card readings it is £1 off an email readingand £2.50 off a card reading in your home.
www.facebook.com/[email protected]
Holistic Therapies YorkshireThe Galleries42 Wakefield RoadDewsburyWF12 8AT
Jilly’s Crystals
CALL 0113 234 0818 TO BOOKA TREATMENT
CST Taster Sessions for just £5 and anhour’s free session for one lucky reader
CST or craniosacral therapy was developed from cranialosteopathy in the early 1900’s. It is a complementary therapytreatment that helps the body to rest and de-stress.
A treatment usually lasts for an hour, slightly longer the first timethat you come. In the treatment you keep your clothes onand lie on the treatment couch just removing your shoes. Thetherapists makes light contact with your head, the base ofyour spine and other areas, encouraging your body to relaxand begin to make the changes it needs. It is a greattreatment to have if you are feeling stressed, tired or just a littlebeaten by the daily grind! Our fully qualified, insured therapistis registered with the CranioSacral Therapy Association of the
UK. For more information about this treatment visitwww.joannajonescst.co.uk
Come along and try this treatment for £5!On Tuesday 19th May and Friday 22nd of May we are runningclinics of taster sessions for just £5 to spread the word aboutthis wonderful relaxing treatment. Taster sessions of 30 minuteswill be given throughout the day. You need to book but cando this by emailing info@phoenixhealthandwellbeing orcalling 0113 234 0818
Support a charityPhoenix Health and Wellbeing is a charity that supports peoplein Leeds who have chronic health issues. By coming along fora treatment you are helping us to continue this valuable work.As an added incentive we offer all HASSRA members 10% offthe prices shown on our websitewww.phoenixhealthandwellbeing.org.uk Just bring alongsome ID when you come for your treatment.
Competition – you could be a winner!One lucky HASSRA member will win a free 1 hour CST treatmentat Phoenix Health and Wellbeing. All you have to do is answerthe following question and send your answer to the emailbelow by 31/05/2015 with HASSRA in the subject [email protected]
What discipline was CST developed from?a) Mathematicsb) Physicsc) Cranial osteopathy
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MemberBenefits Member
BenefitsAagrah Indian RestaurantGet 15% discount off food bill from Sunday to Thursdayinclusive when a starter and main dish are ordered when you show your HASSRALeeds Membership Card.
Fairuz Lebanese R estaurantFor a friendly and relaxed atmosphere and wonderful food visit FAIRUZ at Fairfax House,Merrion Street, Leeds. Tel: 0113 243 4923. All HASSRA LEEDS members can claim 10%discount on their bill at Fairuz, Leeds’ only Lebanese restaurant.Always a popular venue, Fairuz is especially renowned for imaginative use ofvegetables and pulses, which makes it particularly attractive to vegetarians andvegans. But fish and meat eaters are also catered for, with delicious fresh ingredients,and an inspired use of herbs and spices. Never tried Lebanese food before?You’re missing a treat.
Tino’sBooth’s Yard, Pudsey,A family run restaurant dishing up an authentic taste of Italy, Tino’s is offering HASSRA members a 15%discount Monday to Thursday. Just show your HASSRA membership card to benefit from this specialrate. Telephone; 0113 2555810
Historic Houses Association CardsYou can collect one of four HASSRA Leeds Historic Houses AssociationCards from Peter Blinston in Quarry House. Not The Forum.For More Information See:http://www.hha.org.uk/http://www.hha.org.uk/Private/5019/Live/HHA%20Benefits%20to%20Members.pdf
Harewood House CardYou can book one of two Harewood House Cards from the Forum Leisure Centre in Quarry House.These entitle you to free entry to Harewood House. See The Forum for further details.
Restaurants &Days Out
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Brooklands Country Retreat and Health SpaThe picturesque setting of Brooklands Country Retreat and Health Spa in Garstang, Lancashire oozes style – aneclectic mix of old and new, combining the stunning 19th century country house and fabulously modern spa.Offering a fabulous selection of beauty treatments, which include Decleor, Clarins, Spa Find and Fake Bake, plusluxurious facilities, your Brooklands experience can be as relaxed or as invigorating as you would prefer.Brooklands is thrilled to invite all HASSRA members to come and enjoy the serene surroundings, fabulous facilitiesand luxurious treatments at a 10% discount on any bookings made Monday to Thursday.For further information please call 01995 605162 or view the website www.brooklandsretreat.co.uk.
5 star fitnessAt 5 star fitness we specialise in building health and fitness through personal training and nutritional advice. All ourstaff are professional athletes, coaches and practitioners who can help you achieve your goals and bring aboutamazing results.Contact us on Castleford 01977 553330 or Leeds 01132 203647 for further information or visit our website onwww.5starfitness.co.ukFree consultation and half hour session for HASSRA members at one of our private studios.
Health & Fitness
AcupunctureFor Health, Balance and Wellbeing.Wetherby Acupuncture is delighted to offer a £20 discount- £5 off your consultation and £5 off 3 follow up treatments.Wetherby Acupuncture sees a variety of patients for allkinds of issues such as neck, shoulder and back pain,headaches, migraine, stress, depression and anxiety. Support is also offered to assist womenwho are trying to conceive naturally, or through IVF. For more information log on towww.wetherbyacupuncture.co.uk or call the practitioner for an informal chat, Rebecca JoyCallicott on 07725 805 981
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Northern Heights Tree SpecialistsProfessional tree and hedge services. HASSRA members benefit from a 10% discount on production ofa membership card.Contact us for free expert advice, friendly service and reliable workmanship.Fully qualified & insured.Tel:- 0113 293 1463Email:- [email protected] Courtney FScArb07886 850484
Wedding photographypackages available from £350.00Capturing the magic of your special day in a relaxed and friendly way.We offer a range of affordable and completely flexible packages which all includeyour edited images on disc or USB stick to use again and again.Special offer for HASSRA members 25% off packages, (limited availability.)Feel free to contact Paul for a no obligation consultation or with any questionsyou might [email protected].
Need some help with your garden?North Leeds Garden Design offers bespoke garden design and professionalgardening. We will not only get your garden looking its best but ensure thatyou know how to look after it too. Whether you need a new border planted,the whole garden re-designed or just some advice on a problem area – we can help.You can find out more about us at www.northleedsgardendesign.co.ukor on Facebook.com/NorthLeedsGardenDesign. Or phone us on 07967 181950.
HASSRA members receive 10% off all plant orders.
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TBBS Electrical & Mechanical Ltd are an NIC EIC Domestic Installer Registered electrical company based locallyin Leeds on the main A64 York Road, Director, Mark Slater, lives locally in the Crossgates area of Leeds and headsa team of dedicated City & Guilds (17th Edition Qualified) electricians, who professionally undertake all aspectsof domestic works along with periodic inspection and testing. TBBS Electrical & Mechanical Ltd would like to offerall HASSRA members 10% discount along with a free safety check with agreed works.
Please contact Mark Slater via telephone on 07825 882343 or 01132 405827, via email [email protected] or visit our website at www.tbbselectricalandmechanical.co.uk
Thinning Hair/Hair loss of any description can affect your self esteem andconfidence. If you have tried every product on the market with outsuccess and would like to talk to a professional in confidence .RipleyLayne hair loss solutions can provide a free consultation and one to one non surgicaltreatments to suit your individual requirements . contact Tracey Garry on 01132601550 /07517577632 Email [email protected] 20% off any product or treatment
Break the Pain Feel the Gain - www.pain-barrier.co.ukDavid Foster HPC, MCSPLeeds-based physiotherapist and fitness instructor specialising in back pain and sportsinjuries providing professional one-to-one treatment from HPC registered and fullyqualified therapist.My clinic is open Monday to Friday with flexibility at weekends: patients seen byappointments only.I would be pleased to discuss your requirements and give advice ahead of your first consultationand treatment.Please contact me by phone on: 07817 412822 or by email: [email protected] am offering 20% reduction to all HASSRA members
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10% discountfor HASSRA members
7 Springwell Court Leeds LS12 1AL T 0113 244 5700
We’re delighted to offer this saving to HASSRA memberson anything print related: it can be used for business, anypersonal print or a club, society or association you maybelong to…..Just have a look at our brand new website:
and once you’ve completed your order, simply use theunique code HAS814 at checkout and we’ll do the rest!
www.rapidoprint.co.uk
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We’ve been looking after the print
requirements of Leeds folk for well
over 30 years, so if what you need
isn’t on our site, please give us a
call... we’ll be delighted to talk
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be able to help.
Up and RunningThe site at Boar Lane can service all our running needs. With over 20 years of running experience asa company and many years gathered skills and knowledge, Up and Running Leeds Central staffcan keep you on your feet.- £10 off trainers - 10% of all other running goods.
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Featuring HEADLINE ACTSincluding
JAKE QUICKENDEN(X FACTOR/I’M A CELEBRITY)MIB (GLASTONBURY/V FESTIVAL)Plus loads more …..
What happens when you combine two action and musicpacked nights on-board a 1,200 capacity cruise ferry with aday to enjoy the sights (and sounds) of Amsterdam?WinterFest 2015, that’s what. Brought to you for the first timein 2015, get ready for the ultimate festival atmosphere at sea!!From the minute you step on-board be prepared to beentertained by some of the UK’s best emerging talent andheadline acts. No matter your taste in music there will besomething for everyone! Be it Dance, R&B, Party Classics,70’s, Rock we have it covered ….Live performances will take place all over the ship ….Headliner Showbar, Sky Bar, Chill Out Area, VIP Area,Champagne Lounge, On Deck! Even during your day inAmsterdam we take over a city centre bar and continue thefun there.
With more bands, musicians andperformers to be announced over thecoming weeks and months we thoughtwe’d give you a taster with theHeadliners which will include JAKEQUICKENDEN (X-Factor/I’m aCelebrity) and MIB (Glastonbury/V Festival). There’s also anamazing silent disco plus some top back to back acousticsets out on deck. There’s a cool casino to try your luck andarcades too!The ship has everything you need too … no tents here,comfortable cabins with private shower/WC, all you can eatbuffets for dinner and breakfast (extra charge, but we getyou a discount), tax free shopping and even a cinema (younever know!!)
General ItineraryDay 1 (Saturday 21st November 2015)14:00 Check in Opens at Hull Ferry Terminal16:00 WinterFest Boarding Starts16:30 WinterFest 2015 has BEGUN Wristbands and a Handy ‘WinterFest What’s on Where Guide’ will be sent to you a week before01:00 Bars Close
Day 2 (Sunday 22nd November 2015)09:00 Arrive into Rotterdam Europoort where a fleet of coaches will whisk you into
Amsterdam11:00 Coaches arrive Amsterdam Day to enjoy the city + WinterFest Dam Party16:30 - 17:00 Coaches depart back to the Ship19:00 WinterFest continues on-board01:30 Bars Close
Day 3 (Monday 23rd November 2015)08:00 Arrive back to Hull
Non-Member £84.60
HASSRA Y&H member £50.00
CSSC Yorkshire member £59.60
HASSRA Y&H & CSSC Yorkshire member £25.00
Book early to avoid disappointment... prices based on 2 people sharing a 2 berth inside cabin... 4 berthand 2 berth outside cabins may be available at an extra cost.
To book please use the following link. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/AMSTNOV15
Closing date 5pm Friday 31st August 2015.
For any enquiries please contact nicki stowe – [email protected]
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Y & H Regional Mixed Indoor Cricket 6’s
Date: Thursday 3rd September
Time: 10:00 – 16:00
Venue: Headingley Indoor Cricket Centre, Leeds
Entries should be sent via email to: [email protected]
Closing Date: Friday 28th August
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The following wish to enter the Indoor Cricket event:
§ Participants must be HASSRA members. New members welcome.§ ALL standards are welcome§ Individual entries welcome we will put you into a team (as
appropriate) on the day.§ At least one team member must be female.§ All kit can be provided§ HASSRA can accept no liability for personal injury, loss or damage
incurred while participating in Regional competitions. Membersare recommended to make their own insurance arrangements.
§ Travel expenses are payable in line with the Y&H expensesguidance
§ If a competitor has any special requirements – access, dietary etc.– please include details on your entry.
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Opening Times Woodpecker BarMonday to Friday 7:00 - 22:00Saturday and Sunday 8:00 - 20:00Pool Closed Between:11 - 12am - Wednesdays2 - 3pm - Fridays6 - 10pm - Friday Swim School9 - 1pm - Saturday Swim School
THE FORUMFLYER
ContactTHE FORUM LEISURE CENTREQUARRY HOUSE : QUARRY HILLLEEDS : LS2 7UATEL : 0113 232 4456EMAIL : [email protected]
www.leisurecentre.com
FacebookCheck out our FacebookPage. Here you will finddetails of classes includingdescriptions updates.
Open weekdays for Breakfast, Lunch andhot and cold drinks.
- Breakfasts rolls- Tea Cakes- Sandwiches- Salad Bar- Coffee, Tea, Soft Drinks, Bottles & Cans- Plus Much more
The Woodpecker Bar is available for privatehire for events such as retirements, birthdayparties, meetings, presentations etc.
Class Workout Timetable 2015
MondayStudio Cycling 12.30 – 13.00 Studio CraigBoxercise 17.05 – 18.00 Main Hall CraigKettlercise 18.15 – 19.00 Main Hall CraigPilates 18.20 – 19.00 Court 1 Jamal
TuesdayCircuit Training 12.15 – 12.45 Main Hall CraigBody Balance 12.30 – 13.30 Studio SylviaKettlercise Express 17.05 – 17.35 Court 1 LukeMetafit 17.15 – 17.35 Court 1 CraigStudio Cycling 18.00 – 18.45 Metafit CraigCircuit Traininig 18.15 – 19.00 Court 1 Jamal
WednesdayAb Attack 12.25 – 12.55 Court 1 AnnaStudio Cycling 12.30 – 13.15 Studio CraigAshtanga Yoga 17.45 – 19.00 Court 1 SarahBoxercise Boot Camp 18.05 – 19.00 Main Hall Craig
ThursdayKettlercise Express 12.15 – 12.45 Main Hall CraigYoga 12.30 – 13.15 Studio AngelaStudio Cycling 17.15 – 18.00 Studio CraigMetafit 18.15 – 18.45 Main Hall CraigPilates 18.20 – 19.00 Court 1 JamalCircuit Training 19.15 – 19.45 Studio Jamal
FridayKettlercise 08.00 – 08.50 Main Hall LukeMeta Fit 12.30 – 13.00 Main Hall Craig
Please pre-book all classes online, if you are unable to attend your class pleasegive 24 hour notices.
Please note classes could be cancelled at short notice.
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Tuesday 5.15 - 5.45 pmThursday 6.15 - 6.45 pmFriday 12.30 - 1.00 pm
BOOKING TERMS AND CONDITIONSHASSRA TRIPS AND EVENTS
The following terms and conditions will apply to all events to ensure that every member has a fair opportunity toparticipate in events. The terms and conditions should be read in conjunction with the relevant booking form.
1. Wherever possible events will be advertised with a closing date for applications that is at least 4 weeks from the datefirst advertised, including proposed events where expressions of interest are being requested.
2. Persons wishing to travel together should complete one application form per room, submit their applications together,and determine a lead person who will be responsible for forwarding payments due and act as the contact on behalf of thegroup via a signed disclaimer agreeing to these terms and conditions.
3. A booking will not be accepted or entered in a draw without the correct deposit and signed disclaimer.
4. Once the closing date is reached, the number of applicants wishing to travel will be determined. Where there aresufficient places for all applicants, then deposit cheques will be banked and places confirmed.
5. Members should be aware that once deposit cheques have been banked they are not returnable and travellers will beliable to pay full price of the trip (unless the place is subsequently filled). Full price means the undiscounted "nonmember" price. Where necessary, HASSRA (Leeds) will provide an invoice for the full price for insurance purposes buttravellers need to be aware that the cost of insurance, (if purchased), is non-refundable.
6. Travel operators will be asked to date insurance cover from the date on which they receive notification of the personstravelling. It is therefore essential to obtain adequate travel insurance before booking if you do not purchase theinsurance offered.
7. Single supplements. There will be no member discount on supplements for travellers wishing to secure a singleroom. Where members indicate on the application form that they are willing to share a room with someone of the samesex, the organiser will arrange for pairing. If an individual has indicated that they are willing to share, they will not have topay a single supplement even if no pair is available.
8. Where the number of applicants exceeds the places available, a random draw of application forms will determinethose successful in receiving a place, subject to Clause 8. Cheques accompanying these applications will then beprocessed. Remaining applications will continue to be drawn at random to determine the order of the reserve list.
9. The trip organiser will be granted up to two places on that trip without entry into the ballot. An organiser is the personwho arranges the trip on behalf of the HASSRA Events Committee, whether or not s/he is a member of the Committee.
10. Where expressions of interest have been sought for a proposed trip, if that trip is subsequently confirmed,applications received from those expressing interest prior to the closing date will be given priority to book before anyunfilled places on the trip are advertised. On these occasions, once the closing date is reached, remaining places will befilled on a first come first served basis.
11. Members who have been unsuccessful in a ballot for a trip may record this on their application for the next trip, to thesame destination, and will be given priority for available spaces.
12. Applications from solely non-member groups, i.e. not accompanying a full HASSRA member, wishing to participate inan event will be considered only in the event of places remaining after the closing date has passed.
13. The priority order will be: a) Organiser +1, b) Previously unsuccessful on similar trip (ballot if necessary), c) Priorregistered interest (ballot if necessary), d) Other Members, e) Non Member groups.
14. Non-members may apply to travel at the discounted rate on an event provided that they satisfy the criterion forassociate membership and send a completed application for membership together with the appropriate payment, on orbefore the closing date for the trip. Associate Membership will last for 12 months from the date of processing theapplication. The Committee reserves the right to determine specific criteria for prior membership on certain trips. Anysuch requirements will be notified in the advertisement. Participants are reminded to conduct themselves in anappropriate manner while attending HASSRA sponsored trips and events. Formal complaints may prejudice anindividual's eligibility for future trips.
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NAME OF TRIP: _____________________________ Closing date: __________________________________
To: ______________________________________ Location: ______________________________________
For flying trips, names MUS T correspond to those shown in your passport(s)
Name HAS S R A L eedsMember Yes/No
Number:
Type of roomdouble/Twin/s ingle/
family
Amount ofdeposit
B alance of cost of trip
Name of lead contact: ............................................................................................................................................................
Address (Work if staff member) .............................................................................................................................................
Phone (Work if staff member) .................................................. Mobile ...............................................................................
E-mail (Work if staffmember) ................................................................................................................................................................................
Please ensure that you provide full contact details . Failure may prejudice your booking.
Insurance cover, dietary or ability requirements (must be provided with balance if not before )
Name Insurer Policy No. E xpiry Date Dietary of otherrequirements
Travelling Alone?If travelling alone, would you like to "buddy" in a twin room with another tripper of the same sex, to avoid the single supplement? YES / NOWould you be willing to "buddy" if you have requested a single room but none is available? YES /NOPlease refer to the trip advertisement for:- The names and address of the trip organiser, to whom this form should be sent- The closing date for applications- The deposit required*Balances will be required approximately 4 - 8 weeks before trip.Booking Form Notes: Cheques to be made payable to HASSRA Leeds unless otherwise specified in the advertisement. In the event ofover-subscription, a ballot will be held and un-cashed cheques will be returned to unsuccessful applicants.Remember to enclose your cheque with the application. Cheques will not be banked until after the closing date, but bookings will not be acceptedwithout a completed application together with cheque.Travel insurance is recommended for all trips but is mandatory for trips abroad. Insurance cover should include cover for medical treatment, anemergency help line, and repatriation cover – see also para 5 of the terms and conditions. For activities such as mountain sports additional specialistinsurance will also be essential.Applicants requiring confirmation that booking form & cheque has been received must enclose a self addressed envelope/grid.Please refer to full terms and conditions when applying as printed in the Newsletter and on HASSRA Leeds website www.hassra-leeds.org
DISCLAIMER . This must be completed to enable acceptance of the applicationI can confirm that I have authority to act for all applicants and that all have read, understand and agree to abide bythe Terms & Conditions set by HASSRA (Leeds) and any additional terms as specified by linked travel companies.
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