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Bradford Advertiser Aire Valley Advertiser
The Number 1 print and online marketing solution for
Bradford and surrounding areas.
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Newsquest Media Group|2
Newsquest Media Group, a wholly
owned subsidiary of US-based
Gannett Co. Inc., is one of the
UK’s largest regional newspaper
publishers.
We serve our customers through:
• 17 daily paid-for titles, more than 200
weekly newspapers, magazines and trade
publications, and a network of
award-winning web sites
• a weekly readership of more than
13 million
• a weekly circulation of more than
10 million copies
• a digital portfolio of newspaper and
online-only brands which attract more than
8.3 million unique users a month
• a network of more than 158 local
newspaper and portal websites
• approximately 5,000 employees
• six newspaper printing sites
• direct marketing and door-to-door delivery
Our vision
Consumers will choose Newsquest media for
their news and information needs, anytime,
anywhere, in any form.
Our mission
To successfully transform Newsquest to the
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Newsquest’s objective is to have marketleading brands disseminating local
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Why Advertise With Us?|3
Why Advertise?
• The Telegraph & Argus is Bradford’s best selling daily
newspaper. More than 22,000* people buy a copy
every day and we outsell all regional titles.
• Our weekly papers are the market leaders in their
respective areas, reaching the majority of people
in their main distribution area. They offer unrivalled
coverage.
• The Bradford Advertiser and Aire Valley Advertiser
offer the opportunity to micro target very localised
customers.
• Your advertisement on our websites can reach a
bigger audience than any other local publisher. More
than 590,000 unique visitors use our sites every month,
viewing over 4,950,000 pages**.
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Source: *ABC JULY-DEC 2012, JICREG data as May 2013
**OMNITURE May 2013
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Keighley News: Weekly paid for publication (Thursday)
Circulation: 10,1181
Readership: 27,9712
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Revenge mission
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29, 2012
Thursday, November
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Thursday, November
29, 2012
Charities strike
gold with gift
of £66,000
Page 3
Fans set for the
rush to snap up
beer tickets
Page 2
s switch-on
up for the big light
Two killed Wrapped
on ‘pride
and joy’
motorbike
NEWS
Film man
returns to
the island
where
hundreds
died in
bloodbath
Centre
Why school has
plenty to celebrate
Ilkley Gazette: Weekly paid for publication (Thursday)
Circulation: 4,1911
Readership: 11,2442
4,5064
by Annette McIntyre
rider and his
A motorbike
Page 6
pillion were killed
girlfriend riding
of
a foggy stretch
in a crash on
in Wharfedale.
road in Burley
Ilkley
– whose Yamaha
Alan Walker, 54
joy
girl to
be his pride and
bike was said to
along with Emma
play
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weeks after he
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in
bought it.
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crash in Bradford
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Page 30
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The motorcycle
FAMILY NOTICES
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with a Land
towing a trailer.
All your personal
witnessed by a
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announcements
who was riding
friend of the couple them.
Start on Page 34
a motorbike behind
shocked
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call to
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of a children’s
She said Alan, a motorbike
Naomi
heart forced to
if the closure
planned closure
her four-year-old Olivia suffers from a congenital
Page 56
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previously owned been a regular
unit that saved
were questions Leeds General Infirmary’s children’s
had
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time
said
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some
a defect,
daughter’s life.
years, and had
of the original
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been pushing for
the credibility
at the pub for many
fresh
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to be about
with Emma for
she welcomed
had asked for it
been going out
review. And
judicial review
said: “They were
an independent
about a year. She
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Page 18
Two die as
‘pride and
joy’ bike
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he bought
Tragedy weeks after
free
MP joins fight to
in a
jailed son ‘stuck
cycle of despair’
Page 2
NEWS
Hat’s off!
Joe gets
to star in
West
End’s
Cat in
the Hat
Page 8
Wharfedale Observer: Weekly paid for publication (Thursday)
Circulation: 3,4361
Readership: 9,4842
Online Weekly Unique Users:
4,0244
Mother’s fundraiser
for her son’s lifeline
Page 6
Store that brought
new jobs is open
it
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the motorbike
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their motorbike
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stretch of road.
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Alan Walker, 54
and
to be his pride
think he was behind.” who had
silver medal yesterday
bike was said
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life, along with
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Whartons pupil
joy – lost his
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girlfriend Emma
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ago,
bought
time
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some
had
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were looking at the pub for many years, and for
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out with Emma
with
into their first
was packed
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at the that
year.
in
a
about
together
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pupils.
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dead at
else? – by excited
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the big
really lovely people.
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school – how
Rawdon, were pronounced
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just any
crash in Bradford here a few times a week. and
bicycle. And not
said: “I don’t
the scene of the
on
his face
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had a smile on
in Wharfedale,
always
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Burley
was
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on which she want to watch!
was a fun person.
Armitstead was
Saturday.
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yesterday machine to an Olympic
was in collision quieter but really nice.
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hero’s welcome
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who would do
I should
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Rover Discovery
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have got gold.
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silver medal place.
with a Land
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anything for anybody.
old primary school.
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towing a trailer.
to The
witnessed by a had to ask – and half the time
to a special on the opposite side of the
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the 23-year-old
another
couple who was didn’t even need to ask.
featuring a
there’s
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assembly,
excited
friend of the
road.
she
really
of
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behind them.
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of the final sprint
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riding a motorbike
before replay
deaths shocked because they had bought
road race,
made on a visit
before
News of their
the women’s
at the Emmott and were hoping to move in
London 2012.
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staff and regulars
where the couple
Continued on Page
Arms in Rawdon,
were well known.
by Annette McIntyre
at school
Olympian Lizzie back
Page 4
FAMILY NOTICES
All your personal
announcements
Start on Page 34
SPORT
Bramhope boy is
England mascot
Page 53
Bradford/Aire Valley Advertiser: Weekly free publication (Friday)
Readership: 71,6622
Bradford Advertiser
Distribution: 23,5261
Aire Valley Advertiser
Distribution: 23,7331
Living: Free monthly lifestyle publication
Distribution:
15,0003
Source: 1. ABC (July to December 2012) 2. JICREG data as May 2013 3. Publishers statements 4. OMNITURE May 2013
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cravenherald.co.uk • ilkleygazette.co.uk wharfedaleobserver.co.uk
Page Views: 4,995,883
Visits:
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Unique Users: 593,209
Site Selection
Page Views
Visits
Unique Users
News
2,174,722
890,865
413,484
Sport
831,062
366,002
119,284
Homepage
956,044
639,975
196,126
Announcements
254,626
43,287
21,526
Jobs
161,539
28,631
21,164
Search
127,439
45,197
35,942
Forum
64,886
10,375
4,076
Homes
89,836
12,232
9,435
Local Information
68,954
50,896
35,230
Archive
43,326
27,026
24,373
Videos and Pictures
42,902
9,557
8,264
Leisure
27,015
19,543
15,171
Business
22,835
16,245
12,966
Source: OMNITURE May 2013
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Options
Contextual
We are now able to place advertisements
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have a story about a school or college on our
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Bespoke. Please speak to one of our digital representatives to find out about various
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Beauty Salons, Theme Parks, Discos & Mobile Entertainers, Cinemas,
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MARRIAGES
Wedding Services, Cake Makers and Decorators, Limousine Hire,
Dressmaking & Tailoring, Restaurants, Function Rooms, Venues, Discos
& Mobile Entertainers, Florists, Jewellery
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CITY EDITION
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KEY FACTS
Circulation Readership Readers per copy
Frequency
Price PRINT READER DEMOGRAPHICS
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Unique Users 475,816***/month
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News
Page
Imps.
Visits
Unique
Users
1,876,944
760,310
332,720
Home Page
817,530
547,775
158,230
Sport
804,946
352,856
110,036
Announcements 192,205
32,275
15,034
Jobs
111,819
19,903
14,636
Search
100,591
35,980
28,118
Forum
63,061
9,577
3,432
Homes
58,673
8,044
6,359
Male
Female 52%
48%
15-24 years
25-34 years
35-44 years
45-54 years 55-64 years 65+ years 17%
20%
16%
16%
14%
17%
ABC1 C2DE 46%
54%
ONLINE DEMOGRAPHICS
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Female 54%
46%
18-24 years 25-34 years 35-44 years
45-54 years
55+ years 13%
22%
22%
17%
26%
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& Argus circulation area, of which 60,374 adults read the
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grade ABC1.
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(4,735), Shipley (3,833), Keighley (2,451), Baildon (1,684).
Top 5 locations by reach: Thornton Denholme (18%),
Shipley (17%), Bradford (16%), Queensbury (16%) ,
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Readership%
Area
Area%
Male:
31,217
52%
421,911
49%
Female:
29,157
48%
436,880
51%
Aged 15-34:
21,927
36%
317,538
37%
Aged 35-54:
19,821
33%
271,414
32%
Aged 55+ :
18,624
31%
269,839
31%
AB:
11,611
19%
185,846
22%
C1:
16,007
27%
237,664
28%
C2:
15,964
26%
201,166
23%
DE:
16,792
28%
234,115
27%
Source: JICREG data as May 2013
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Town
Population
Readership
Reach%
245,580
38,888
15.84
Bingley
35,187
4,735
13.46
Shipley
22,952
3,833
16.7
Keighley
35,711
2,451
6.86
Baildon
16,158
1,684
10.42
Thornton Denholme
9,043
1,659
18.34
Queensbury
9,923
1,554
15.66
Pudsey
67,994
644
0.95
Silsden Crosshills
23,668
605
2.56
Cleckheaton
17,799
499
2.8
Ilkley
22,593
459
2.03
Brighouse
30,069
438
1.46
Halifax
82,093
382
0.47
Haworth
11,841
319
2.7
Leeds
422,440
271
0.06
Shelf
7,524
244
3.24
Skipton
11,529
212
1.84
Otley
16,218
179
1.1
Bradford
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readers insight into the latest fashion, lifestyle,
interior trends and must have gadgets.
JOBS: Wednesday
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businesses for sale.
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do - the Guide provides readers with a guide to
entertainment and leisure across Bradford and
the District. The Guide is the place to find theatre
and cinema reviews, events in the community
and even places to eat.
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Craven Herald
Reaching a weekly print
for Skipton and surrounding areas
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12,290* (100% PAID FOR)
31,767**
2.6
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75p
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Page Impressions 210,685***/month
TOP 8
ONLINE PAGES3
Page
Imps.
Visits
Unique
Users
News
91,248
42,221
26,686
Home Page
36,333
25,101
10,480
Jobs
18,300
3,212
2,364
3,408
1,972
Homes
9,498
1,534
1,154
Search
7,975
2,930
2,478
Sport
6,314
2,872
1,947
Local Information 4,251
2,747
2,233
Male
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52%
15-24 years
25-34 years
35-44 years
11%
14%
19%
18%
27%
ABC1 C2DE 54%
46%
ONLINE DEMOGRAPHICS
Male
Female 44%
56%
45-54 years
55+ years 9%
15%
20%
21%
35%
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Craven Herald
Key facts
Skipton is the thriving heart of a very diverse rural area.
The Craven Herald & Pioneer serves Skipton and the
surrounding district which is made up of numerous
villages, farmsteads and small holdings. The paper
accomodates its audience within a new compact
format.
Reputable: The Craven Herald maintains a good
reputation as being the best local source for news and
information.
Retention value: The Craven Herald & Pioneer is a weekly
publication and a substantial read, its readers refer back
to it again and again throughout the week.
Rural coverage: The Craven Herald contains information
and news relating to farming issues. Many of its readers
live in rural areas where other publications don’t reach.
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Craven Herald
Readership: There are 401,105 adults in the Craven
Herald circulation area, of which 31,767 adults read
the publication each day.
Reach: In the Craven Herald core marketing area
(Skipton) 9,223 people read the publication daily.
This is 80% of all adults in the area.
Reader Profile: The Craven Herald readership is
weighted slightly towards female readers (52%) and
readers aged 65+ (27%). 54% of readers are social
grade ABC1.
Top 5 locations by readership: Skipton (9,223),
Silsden Crosshills (5,070), Skipton Rural (4,499), Settle
(4,225), Keighley (1,781).
Top 5 locations by reach: Skipton (80%), Settle
(51%), Skipton Rural (43%), Silsden Crosshills (21%),
Barnoldswick (10%).
Profile
Readership
Readership%
Area
Area%
Male:
15,334
48%
196,468
49%
Female:
16,433
52%
204,637
51%
Aged 15-34:
6,801
21%
128,296
32%
Aged 35-54:
10,723
34%
130,675
33%
Aged 55+ :
14,242
45%
142,134
35%
AB:
8,177
26%
100,218
25%
C1:
8,867
28%
115,352
29%
C2:
8,111
26%
91,315
23%
DE:
6,612
21%
94,220
23%
Readership by location Craven Herald |18
Craven Herald
Town
Population
Readership
Reach%
Skipton
11,529
9,223
79.99
Silsden Crosshills
23,668
5,070
21.42
Skipton Rural
10,473
4,499
42.96
Settle
8,211
4,225
51.46
Keighley
35,711
1,781
4.99
Preston
155,866
1,684
1.08
Barnoldswick
14,561
1,413
9.71
Ilkley
22,593
759
3.36
Kirkby Lonsdale
6,866
656
9.55
Lancaster Rural
17,881
600
3.36
Colne
18,558
375
2.02
Haworth
11,841
352
2.98
Clitheroe Rural
6,903
227
3.29
245,580
205
0.08
Bingley
35,187
170
0.48
Kendal
23,528
101
0.43
Clitheroe
12,424
80
0.64
Leeds
422,440
69
0.02
Otley
16,218
68
0.42
Bradford
Thursday, November 29, 2012
INSIDE
Skate park
needs repair
Page 3
900 take part
in Santa Run
Page 7
Dickensian and
Yuletide events
Page 10
The thrill of
harness racing
Centre Pages
Index…
Community Noticeboard 2
Comment & Letters 12-13
Neighbourhood News 26-29
History & Crossword 34-35
Leisure 36-37
Family Notices 40-41
Classifieds start 42
Sport 54-59
A Craven Diary 60
THE VOICE OF THE DALES SINCE 1853
Disabled carer told
‘you’re fit to work’
by Lesley Tate
[email protected]
A disabled man from Sutton-in-Craven
has been told he is fit for work – despite
being a full-time carer for his elderly
mother.
Graeme Tyldesley is a blue card holder with a degenerative spine disease and
is currently in remission from cancer of
the bladder.
He also cares for his 82-year-old mother, Maisie, who has Alzheimer’s Disease
and cannot be left alone.
But following a work capability
assessment by the Department for Work
and Pensions (DWP), his employment
and support allowance – formerly incapacity benefit – of around £280 per
month has been stopped.
Mr Tyldesley, 57, who worked at
Airedale General Hospital for 21 years
including 14 years as a porter until he
was retired in 2002 because of ill health,
is appealing against the decision with
the help of Craven Advocacy.
He also has letters of support from
his GP and the consultant who cares for
him with his spinal disease.
But even though the appeal could go
in his favour, until a decision is made,
the allowance will remain cancelled –
possibly for several months.
“When they told me I was fit for work,
I was really upset and it has caused me
a great deal of stress,” said Mr
Tyldesley, who has seen his anti-depressants increased as a result.
“I can see why they are having to do
this, but I think they’re targeting the
wrong people.”
The work capability assessment
included Mr Tyldesley performing some
simple physical tests, such as being able
to lift a telephone or sit down – but did
not take into account the care of his
mother or her wellbeing.
In order to continue receiving the
allowance, he needed to score 15 points,
but he only scored six.
The decision letter acknowledged he
might be shocked, but that entitlement
was not based on his health condition or
disability, but on what he was capable of
doing.
“They’ve told me I’m capable of doing
cravenherald.co.uk
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Indecent
images
case to
be heard
A 65-year-old Settle man was
sent to crown court by Skipton magistrates on Friday
charged with making thousands of indecent images of a
child.
Andrew Victor Atack is
charged with making more
than 12,459 indecent photographs and moving video images of a child between February 24, 2010 and October 17,
2011, at his home in Bridge
End Yard.
He also faces 21 further
charges of making indecent
images of a child, including
at the most serious level, at
various dates, again in Settle,
between May, 2010 and August, 2011. A further charge
relates to the possession of
12,459 indecent photographs
and video images between
February 24, 2010 and October 18, 2011 in Settle.
A remaining seven charges
relate to the possession of images and moving video images including at the highest
level in Settle on various
dates between February, 2010,
and October, 2011.
The case was committed to
Bradford Crown Court.
Cabling
stolen from
quarry site
UPSET: Graeme Tyldesley, who suffers from a degenerative spinal disease, with
Sharon Hodgson from Craven Advocacy, who is helping with his appeal
some sort of desk job, but I’ve never
done anything like that. I was a porter
for 14 years and I loved my job, but I’ve
no experience at desk work,” he said.
He has been told he could qualify for
Jobseekers Allowance – but that will
depend on him being available for work.
His mother, who lives with him, has
professional carers who come in four
times a day to wash her and prepare her
for bed. But the bulk of her care is carried out by her son, who is with her all
the time, including at night, when she
regularly wakes.
“She cannot ever be left alone and if I
was not here with her I would have to
employ a full-time carer, or she would
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Thieves have stolen goods
worth £1,600 from Dry Rigg
Quarry, Helwith Bridge.
The haul included 15
welding nozzles, a welding
lance, a jack and 20 metres of
copper cable.
The burglary occurred
between 5.30pm on Friday
and 5.30pm on Monday and
anyone with information is
asked to contact PC Harry
(David) Carpenter at Settle
Police Station on 101.
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Keighley News
for Keighley and surrounding areas
KEY FACTS
Frequency
10,118* (100% PAID FOR) 27,971**
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TOP 8
ONLINE PAGES3
Page
Imps.
Visits
Unique
Users
News
129,115
51,182
29,753
Home Page
66,826
43,633
17,745
5,131
2,998
Jobs
16,885
2,932
2,297
Homes
15,496
1,827
1,236
Search
11,625
3,707
3,096
Sport
9,817
4,910
3,296
4,040
3,004
Male
Female 49%
51%
15-24 years
25-34 years
35-44 years
17%
16%
18%
15%
20%
ABC1 C2DE 47%
53%
ONLINE DEMOGRAPHICS
Male
Female 47%
53%
45-54 years
55+ years 12%
22%
22%
18%
26%
Keighley News
Key facts
The Keighley News, established in 1862 is the areas
market leading weekly title and has developed into
a ‘compact’ format, preparing to meet the future
needs of its readers and advertisers.
Award Winning: Voted weekly newspaper of the year
2010 in the O2 Yorkshire and Humber Media Awards.
Retention value: The Keighley News is a weekly
publication and a substantial read, its readers refer
back to it again and again throughout the week.
Media Coverage Keighley News|21
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Thursday, February 28, 2013
Charity aiming
to bring empty
houses into use
Mum’s the word
for chance to win
top prize package
Mystery ball of
light spotted in
skies over town
NEWS PAGE 4
COMPETITION PAGE 18
NEWS PAGE 5
ROBBERS MAY
HAVE RAIDED
WRONG HOME
65p
Masked axe-wielding gang leave family traumatised
� CRIME
BY KEIGHLEY NEWS REPORTER
Masked pickaxe-wielding robbers who
threatened a family during a terrifying
home raid may have targeted the wrong
address, police have revealed.
Three balaclava-clad raiders – carrying what were believed to be a pickaxe
and a knife – struck at a house in Cliffe
Terrace, Denholme, on Monday evening.
They demanded cash and property
before searching the house and taking
three mobile phones and a set of car
keys. The items were all recovered shortly afterwards from a nearby garden.
But Detective Inspector Ryan Bragg, of
Airedale and North Bradford CID, believes
the robbers might have made a mistake.
He said: “We are looking at the possibility the suspects were after a particular house or property and got the wrong
� The street in Denholme where armed
raiders struck
one – it is an unusual incident for this
area, and the occupants are a decent,
working family.”
Police are appealing for information
about the incident, which happened at
about 8.30pm. They also want to hear
from anyone who may have seen a suspicious vehicle in the area at the time.
DI Bragg added: “This was a terrifying
ordeal for a family to be subjected to in
their own home.
“A teenage girl has been left traumatised by the incident.
“I would appeal to anyone who may
have any information, or who saw anybody in the area acting suspiciously, to
contact Airedale and North Bradford CID
on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.”
One of the robbers is described as Asian,
aged 19 to 24 and about 5ft 11in tall, wearing dark clothing and white gloves.
The second man is also of Asian
appearance and about the same age. He
was a few inches shorter and of chubby
build, wearing a grey hooded top.
CONTINUED ON P2
Recycling centre U-turn celebrated by campaigners ‘Heroic’ dad helps
� WASTE
Campaigners are celebrating
a decision to save a Keighley
waste recycling centre from
closure.
Sugden End tip at Cross
Roads was earmarked to shut
as part of sweeping Bradford
Council cuts.
But the authority’s Labour
leaders this week revealed the
proposal has been shelved.
Opponents of the closure
have hailed the U-turn as a
“victory for common sense”.
The proposal sparked outrage among Worth Valley
householders, who faced a trip
across Keighley to use the
Royd Ings Avenue recycling
centre, and the Keighley News
was inundated with letters.
Leading
campaigner,
Councillor Rebecca Poulsen,
said: “The people of Worth
Valley – and neighbouring
Bingley Rural ward – have
campaigned vocally to see
the Sugden End site stay
open, and it is right their concerns and subsequent efforts
have been recognised.”
She said immense pressure
had been placed on Coun
Andrew Thornton, the council’s portfolio holder for environment and sport, and the
wider Labour group.
CONTINUED ON P2
deliver daughter
Drama unfolded for this Cullingworth couple when the heroic dad
was forced to deliver his own baby daughter at home.
Gareth Beck described the unexpected chance to bring little
Poppy into the world when partner Kerry Knowles went into labour
as “awesome”.
He was guided through the process by an Airedale Hospital midwife on the phone while paramedics tried to find the house.
See page three for the full story.
Affluent readership: Keighley News appeals to
the local affluent population. Its readers have large
amounts of disposable income.
Circulation area
Reader Profile Keighley News|22
Keighley News
Readership: There are 308,915 adults in the Keighley
News circulation area, of which 27,971 adults read
Reach: In the Keighley News core marketing area
(Keighley) 16,794 people read the publication daily.
Reader Profile: The Keighley News readership is
grade ABC1.
Top 5 locations by readership: Keighley (16,794),
Silsden Crosshills (4,543), Haworth (2,527), Bingley
(1,953), Skipton (692).
Top 5 locations by reach: Keighley (47%), Haworth
(21%), Silsden Crosshills (19%), Skipton (6%), Bingley
(6%).
Profile
Readership
Readership%
Area
Area%
Male:
13,848
49%
151,746
49%
Female:
14,123
51%
157,169
51%
Aged 15-34:
9,058
32%
109,355
35%
Aged 35-54:
9,270
33%
96,819
31%
Aged 55+ :
9,644
34%
102,741
33%
AB:
5,726
20%
77,032
25%
C1:
7,465
27%
88,697
29%
C2:
7,495
27%
69,107
22%
DE:
7,286
26%
74,079
24%
Readership by location Keighley News|23
Keighley News
Town
Population
Readership
Reach%
Keighley
35,711
16,794
47.03
Silsden Crosshills
23,668
4,543
19.2
Haworth
11,841
2,527
21.34
Bingley
35,187
1,953
5.55
Skipton
11,529
692
6
Bradford
245,580
677
0.28
Ilkley
22,593
210
0.93
Thornton Denholme
9,043
178
1.97
Shipley
22,952
125
0.55
Preston
155,866
98
0.06
Leeds
422,440
62
0.01
Skipton Rural
10,473
37
0.36
8,211
28
0.34
82,093
23
0.03
Settle
Halifax
keighleynews.co.uk
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Charity aiming
to bring empty
houses into use
Mum’s the word
for chance to win
top prize package
Mystery ball of
light spotted in
skies over town
NEWS PAGE 4
COMPETITION PAGE 18
NEWS PAGE 5
ROBBERS MAY
HAVE RAIDED
WRONG HOME
65p
Masked axe-wielding gang leave family traumatised
� CRIME
BY KEIGHLEY NEWS REPORTER
Masked pickaxe-wielding robbers who
threatened a family during a terrifying
home raid may have targeted the wrong
address, police have revealed.
Three balaclava-clad raiders – carrying what were believed to be a pickaxe
and a knife – struck at a house in Cliffe
Terrace, Denholme, on Monday evening.
They demanded cash and property
before searching the house and taking
three mobile phones and a set of car
keys. The items were all recovered shortly afterwards from a nearby garden.
But Detective Inspector Ryan Bragg, of
Airedale and North Bradford CID, believes
the robbers might have made a mistake.
He said: “We are looking at the possibility the suspects were after a particular house or property and got the wrong
� The street in Denholme where armed
raiders struck
one – it is an unusual incident for this
area, and the occupants are a decent,
working family.”
Police are appealing for information
about the incident, which happened at
about 8.30pm. They also want to hear
from anyone who may have seen a suspicious vehicle in the area at the time.
DI Bragg added: “This was a terrifying
ordeal for a family to be subjected to in
their own home.
“A teenage girl has been left traumatised by the incident.
“I would appeal to anyone who may
have any information, or who saw anybody in the area acting suspiciously, to
contact Airedale and North Bradford CID
on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.”
One of the robbers is described as Asian,
aged 19 to 24 and about 5ft 11in tall, wearing dark clothing and white gloves.
The second man is also of Asian
appearance and about the same age. He
was a few inches shorter and of chubby
build, wearing a grey hooded top.
CONTINUED ON P2
Recycling centre U-turn celebrated by campaigners ‘Heroic’ dad helps
� WASTE
Campaigners are celebrating
a decision to save a Keighley
waste recycling centre from
closure.
Sugden End tip at Cross
Roads was earmarked to shut
as part of sweeping Bradford
Council cuts.
But the authority’s Labour
leaders this week revealed the
proposal has been shelved.
Opponents of the closure
have hailed the U-turn as a
“victory for common sense”.
The proposal sparked outrage among Worth Valley
householders, who faced a trip
across Keighley to use the
Royd Ings Avenue recycling
centre, and the Keighley News
was inundated with letters.
Leading
campaigner,
Councillor Rebecca Poulsen,
said: “The people of Worth
Valley – and neighbouring
Bingley Rural ward – have
campaigned vocally to see
the Sugden End site stay
open, and it is right their concerns and subsequent efforts
have been recognised.”
She said immense pressure
had been placed on Coun
Andrew Thornton, the council’s portfolio holder for environment and sport, and the
wider Labour group.
CONTINUED ON P2
deliver daughter
Drama unfolded for this Cullingworth couple when the heroic dad
was forced to deliver his own baby daughter at home.
Gareth Beck described the unexpected chance to bring little
Poppy into the world when partner Kerry Knowles went into labour
as “awesome”.
He was guided through the process by an Airedale Hospital midwife on the phone while paramedics tried to find the house.
See page three for the full story.
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Keighley News
4
Newspaper Column
Measurements
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x2............... 56mm
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x3............... 85mm
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x5............. 143mm
Local Display
Per Single Column
Centimetre
Flat Rate
£4.00
Guaranteed Position
£4.80
Per Single Column
Centimetre
£15.70
Business
£8.52
Education/Training
£15.40
Entertainment
£2.68
Holidays
£2.35
Motors (Classified)
£2.25
£8.94
Sales
£8.90
Services
£8.90
£24.20
Audience Ilkley Gazette|25
Ilkley Gazette
Reach an audience made up of
65% ABC1 readers
KEY FACTS
Frequency
4,191* (100% PAID FOR) 11,244**
2.7
Thursday
£1
Website ilkleygazette.co.uk
TOP 8
ONLINE PAGES3
Page
Imps.
Visits
News
46,649
21,401
13,311
Home Page
22,212
14,571
5,985
Jobs
11,678
2,095
1,483
Announcements
7,936
1,395
903
Homes
4,442
598
469
Sport
4,606
2,464
1,838
Search
4,336
1,667
1,453
1,337
1,087
Unique
Users
Male
Female 48%
52%
15-24 years
25-34 years
35-44 years
13%
16%
18%
16%
26%
ABC1 C2DE 65%
35%
ONLINE DEMOGRAPHICS
Male
Female 46%
54%
45-54 years
55+ years 13%
13%
19%
23%
32%
Key Facts Ilkley Gazette|26
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Ilkey Gazette
Key facts
The Ilkley Gazette is the area’s market leading weekly
title, serving Ilkley and surrounding areas.
Reputable: The Ilkley Gazette maintains its position as
the main source of news for Ilkley and surrounding areas,
meeting the needs of the community.
Retention Value: It is a weekly publication and a
substantial read, which readers refer back to again and
again throughout the week.
Affluent Readership: A massive 65% of Ilkley Gazette
readers are social grade ABC1, with large amounts of
disposable income.
Circulation area
Reader Profile Ilkley Gazette|27
Ilkley Gazette
Readership: There are 190,861 adults in the Ilkley
Gazette circulation area, of which 11,244 adults read
Reach: In the Ilkley Gazette core marketing area
(Ilkley) 9,547 people read the publication daily. This is
42% of all adults in the area.
Reader Profile: The Ilkley Gazette readership is
grade ABC1.
Top 5 locations by readership: Ilkley (9,547), Yeadon
Guiseley (713), Otley (310), Silsden Crosshills (260),
Bradford (158).
Top 5 locations by reach: Ilkley (42%), Yeadon
Guiseley (2%), Otley (2%), Silsden Crosshills (1%),
Skipton (1%).
Profile
Readership
Readership%
Area
Area%
Male:
5,360
48%
93,422
49%
Female:
5,884
52%
97,439
51%
Aged 15-34:
2,674
24%
59,675
31%
Aged 35-54:
3,834
34%
61,279
32%
Aged 55+ :
4,737
42%
69,907
37%
AB:
4,018
36%
54,371
28%
C1:
3,345
30%
55,938
29%
C2:
2,141
19%
41,527
22%
DE:
1,740
15%
39,025
20%
Readership by location Ilkley Gazette|28
Ilkley Gazette
Town
Population
Readership
Reach%
Ilkley
22,593
9,547
42.26
Yeadon Guiseley
34,398
713
2.07
Otley
16,218
310
1.91
Silsden Crosshills
23,668
260
1.1
Bradford
245,580
158
0.06
Skipton
11,529
97
0.84
Skipton Rural
10,473
40
0.38
Keighley
35,711
37
0.1
Leeds
422,440
26
0.01
Bingley
35,187
17
0.05
Baildon
16,158
11
0.07
Rates Ilkley Gazette/Wharfedale Observer|29
Rates
Ilkley Gazette
Wharfedale Observer
4
Newspaper Column
Measurements
x 1...............27mm x6............. 172mm
x2............... 56mm
x7............. 201mm
x3............... 85mm
x8.............230mm
x4..............114mm
x9.............259mm
x5............. 143mm
Local Display
Per Single Column
Centimetre
Flat Rate
£3.45
Guaranteed Position
£4.15
Per Single Column
Centimetre
£9.30
Business
£5.30
Education/Training
£9.15
Entertainment
£2.14
Holidays
£2.15
Motors (Classified)
£1.75
£5.57
Sales
£5.55
Services
£5.55
£13.9
Audience Wharfedale Observer|30
Wharfedale
Observer
The number one paid for paper
in the Otley area
KEY FACTS
Frequency
3,436* (100% PAID FOR) 9,485**
2.8
Thursday
£1
Website wharfedaleobserver.co.uk
TOP 8
ONLINE PAGES3
Page
Imps.
Visits
News
30,766
15,751
11,014
Home Page
13,143
8,895
3,686
Announcements
5,652
1,078
619
Sport
5,379
2,900
2,167
Search
2,912
913
797
Jobs
2,857
489
384
1,328
1,179
229
217
Homes
1,727
Unique
Users
Male
Female 49%
51%
15-24 years
25-34 years
35-44 years
16%
16%
19%
16%
21%
ABC1 C2DE 58%
42%
ONLINE DEMOGRAPHICS
Male
Female 47%
53%
45-54 years
55+ years 11%
23%
21%
19%
26%
For print rates, please turn to page 28
Source: *ABC JAN-JUN 2012, **JICREG data as May 2013
Key Facts Wharfedale Observer|31
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Wharfedale
Observer
Key facts
The Wharfedale Observer is the area’s market leading
weekly title, serving Otley and surrounding areas.
Reputable: The Wharfedale Observer maintains its position
as the main source of news for Ilkley and surrounding areas,
meeting the needs of the community.
Retention Value: It is a weekly publication and a
substantial read, which readers refer back to again and
again throughout the week.
Affluent Readership: 58% of Wharfedale Observer
readers are social grade ABC1, with large amounts of
disposable income.
Circulation area
Reader Profile Wharfedale Observer|32
Wharfedale
Observer
Readership: There are 195,550 adults in the
Wharfedale Observer circulation area, of which
9,484 adults read the publication each day.
Reach: In the Wharfedale Observer core marketing
area (Otley) 4,287 people read the publication daily.
Reader Profile: The Wharfedale Observer
readership is weighted slightly towards female
readers (51%) and readers aged 65+ (21%). 57% of
readers are social grade ABC1.
Top 5 locations by readership: Otley (4287),
Yeadon Guiseley (3413), Leeds (555), Ilkley (520),
Bramhope (248).
Top 5 locations by reach: Otley (26%), Yeadon
Guiseley (10%), Bramhope (8%), Ilkley (2%), Horsforth
(1%).
Profile
Readership
Readership%
Area
Area%
Male:
4,637
49%
95,529
49%
Female:
4,847
51%
100,021
51%
Aged 15-34:
2,740
29%
69,278
35%
Aged 35-54:
3,267
34%
60,317
31%
Aged 55+ :
3,477
37%
65,955
34%
AB:
2,754
29%
54,475
28%
C1:
2,707
29%
57,427
29%
C2:
2,321
24%
41,698
21%
DE:
1,703
18%
41,950
21%
Readership by location Wharfedale Observer|33
Wharfedale Observer
Town
Population
Readership
Reach%
Otley
16,218
4,287
26.44
Yeadon Guiseley
34,398
3,413
9.92
Leeds
422,440
555
0.13
Ilkley
22,593
520
2.3
Bramhope
3,154
248
7.86
Horsforth
17,201
193
1.12
Bradford
245,580
161
0.07
Baildon
16,158
26
0.16
Skipton
11,529
18
0.16
Keighley
35,711
17
0.05
Pudsey
67,994
14
0.02
Pateley Bridge Rural Area
4,821
11
0.24
Audience Advertiser|34
Bradford Advertiser
Over 47,000 copies distributed every week
A free weekly newspaper with two localised editions
KEY FACTS
Circulation
Bradford Advertiser
Aire Valley Advertiser:
23,526* (FREE)
23,733* (FREE)
Readership Readers per copy Frequency
Price 71,662**
1.4
Friday
FREE
Website airevalleyadvertiser.co.uk
thebradfordadvertiser.co.uk
PRINT READER DEMOGRAPHICS
Male
Female 47%
53%
15-24 years
25-34 years
35-44 years
18%
18%
18%
15%
20%
ABC1 C2DE 52%
48%
Source: *ABC JAN-JUN 2012, **JICREG data as May 2013
Key Facts Advertiser|35
Bradford Advertiser
Key facts
The Bradford and Aire Valley Advertisers are weekly
free news and information services which are both
expected and respected by reader and advertisers
alike.
2 distinct editions: The Bradford Advertiser and Aire
Valley Advertiser contain local editorial and advertising
which gives each publication a strong community feel.
Retention value: The Bradford and Aire Valley
Advertisers are weekly publications, readers refer back
to them again and again throughout the week.
Varied reader profile: The Bradford and Aire Valley
Advertisers are read by a wide variety of ages and
lifestyles.
Local news and local sport from your local community newspaper
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Friday, March 29, 2013
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Wrestling is
to return
to the city
Demand – P2
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Grand
design
– four
Local news
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from yourMayor’s
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causes
claim national prize
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Pupils have the perfect green idea for eco-home of the future
by Claire Armstrong
Honour for
hero police
officer
Award – P3
Fashion fun
at college
Community – P13
SPORT
Play-off hope
in balance
Basketball – P32
Friday, March 29, 2013
Four schoolchildren who invented an
‘eco-home of the future’ have won a
national competition.
The team of pupils, all in year four at
Bradford Grammar Junior School,
designed a house called the ‘Carbon
Cutter’ to enter into the green-themed
contest.
They imagined a home built directly
into a hill, which used hydroelectric
power and had a roof made from
recycled glass bottles.
The children drew a 3D picture of
Postwith
– P3
their eco-home, complete
lift-up
flaps, and wrote an explanatory essay.
It said: “We have used a womery to
create fertile soil for the plants, and a
filter for the sewage.
“We have got an animal shed made
out of recycled wood and collect our
own rainwater.
“We have baskets for the sheeps’
wool. Our main window is taken from a
crashed car.”
Their design was entered into the
country’s
biggest
environmental
competition, being held to mark
Climate Week.
It was judged alongside entries by
tens of thousands of people from
schools, colleges and workplaces across
the UK.
Housing – P4
And the team – Emma Dewhurst of
Shipley, Amber Kenyon of Bradford,
Ben Grimmit of Baildon, and Alex
Flaherty of Ilkley – have now been
crowned winners in the contest’s sevento-nine age category.
The group had been selected to
represent their school after winning a
mini version of the contest held among
their classmates.
Their teacher, Natalie Rees, said:
“The Climate Week challenge was a
great chance for pupils to put their
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Anger at long
queues after
parcel move
Work to start
on complex
People are being invited to
help raise money for good
causes at the Lord Mayor of
Bradford’s civic ball.
Councillor Dale Smith has
broken with tradition and,
rather than support just one
charity through his Lord
Mayor’s Appeal, has chosen to
makesold
smaller donations to
where
lots of worthy causes across
the district in what he had
called ‘Sprinkling Sunshine’.
The Lord Mayor’s Sunshine
Charity Ball is at the Hilton
Hotel, Bradford, on Saturday,
April 20, from 7pm. It will
include a drinks reception,
gala dinner, live cabaret and
charity auction.
Tickets are £40 per person or
£385 for a table of ten.
To book tickets for the civic
ball, phone (01274) 434965 or email
lordmayors
[email protected].
Meanwhile, a talk on opera
singer Maria Callas will also
raise money for the Lord
Mayor’s charity appeal.
John Pettitt, an expert on
the opera singer, will give a
talk on his idol in the
Banqueting Suite of City Hall
on Wednesday, April 10.
Tickets will include a drinks
reception and two-course
carvery style supper and cost
£15. They can be obtained by
calling (01274) 434965.
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Meeting at
village hall
From the left, Keepmoat’s Steven Graham, Councillor Alex Ross-Shaw, Maya Williams and Kath Quinn at the centre
Life’s grand! Cash
injection for centre
Ben Grimmit, Alex Flaherty, Emma Dewhurst and Amber Kenyon
classroom learning about climate
change into practice.
“The challenge was an engaging and
useful way for our pupils to continue
learning about the effects climate
change is having on our planet.”
Kevin Steele, Climate Week’s founder,
said: “We are delighted by the calibre of
entries to this year’s competition, from
Art created
for link-up
School – P15
simple sketches and paintings to 3D
models. The creativity and vision
shown by the children at Bradford
Grammar Junior School was inspiring.
“The eco-home challenge was
designed to encourage children to think
about ways in which they can live and
work more sustainably – and they have
done exactly that.”
Housebuilder’s £1,000 donation to help fund organiser role
by Julie Tickner
SPORT
Glory bid hit
by weather
Rugby union – P32
The next public meeting at
Clayton Village Hall is on
Tuesday, April 2, at 7.30pm.
All residents are welcome.
If you would like to find out
more about the village hall
why not call in for a drink or
snack any week-day morning
– all served in a friendly local
setting?
Telephone 07734 513652 for
more information.
A community centre is celebrating after
a housebuilder gave it a £1,000 boost.
Keepmoat made the donation to
Windhill Community Centre to thank
people for their patience during
building work at its neighbouring
Victoria Gardens development.
Community development worker of
the North East Windhill Community
Association, which manages the centre,
Kath Quinn, said: “The funding was
used to support the second year of our
Community Organiser Project which
involves creating the role of a full time
community organiser to go out into the
community and encourage people to
talk about their area, what they would
like to see happening and what they can
do to make it happen.
“Like-minded people are then put in
touch with each other and supported or
directed to local support agencies to
take their ideas forward.”
The donation will be match funded by
the Government.
Steven
Graham,
partnerships
manager at Keepmoat, said: “We are
very grateful to the local community at
Shipley for their ongoing patience
during the construction works and
immediately thought of saying thank
you through the Windhill Community
Centre because of the excellent
facilities it provides.”
Ward councillor Alex Ross-Shaw who
is chairman of the Community First
group, which works with community
organiser Maya Williams, said: “This
donation from Keepmoat will help the
work of the community organiser
supporting Community First in setting
up local groups to apply for funding to
make Windhill a better place to live.’’
The Victoria Gardens development,
at Woodend Crescent, includes 136 twoand three-bedroom homes. It is being
developed in partnership with social
housing group Incommunities and will
include 29 affordable homes.
On course
for success
at centre
Two new courses are running
at St Hugh’s Centre in
Baildon this spring.
A Taste of the Mediterranean Cookery Course is
running for six weeks. From
bruschetta to paella, tapas to
tortillas, moules to risotto,
you can enjoy a step-by-step
cookery demonstration and
hands-on preparation, with
tastes of every dish at the end
of each session.
The course starts on April
17 and runs on Wednesdays
from 7pm to 8.30pm. Classes
cost £3 with all recipes
supplied as weekly handouts.
There is also a new eightweek course Trace Your
Family Tree starting on
Monday, April 22, led by
Bradford Archivist Tish
Lawson.
Sessions take place on
Mondays from 7pm to 9pm
and cost just £3.
For more information on
either of the courses running
at the Coach Road centre, call
Sarah Baxter on (01274)
598911.
Call to put off
primary plan
A decision on whether a
primary school can expand
should be delayed for a second
time for potential parking
problems to be properly
solved.
Thackley Primary School
wants to expand to take an
extra 90 pupils, but a survey
by ward councillors has found
neighbours are concerned
about “the inconsiderate
attitude of parents’ parking”.
The application was due to
be discussed by Bradford
Area Planning Committee on
Thursday at 9.45am at City
Hall.
Circulation area
Reader Profile Advertiser|36
Bradford
Advertiser
Aire Valley
Advertiser
Readership: There are 163,545 adults in the
Advertiser circulation area, of which 71,662 adults
read the publication each day.
Reader Profile: The Advertiser readership is
grade ABC1.
Top 5 locations by readership: Bradford (37,664),
Bingley (12,722), Shipley (9,763), Baildon (8,300),
Queensbury (1,904).
Top 5 locations by reach: Baildon (51%), Shipley
(43%), Bingley (36%), Queensbury (19%), Bradford
(15%).
Profile
Readership
Readership%
Area
Area%
Male:
34,027
47%
80,042
49%
Female:
37,634
53%
83,503
51%
Aged 15-34:
21,402
30%
55,826
34%
Aged 35-54:
25,146
36%
54,971
34%
Aged 55+ :
54,971
34%
52,748
32%
AB:
16,788
23%
37,603
23%
C1:
20,587
29%
45,745
28%
C2:
17,091
24%
37,697
23%
DE:
17,195
24%
42,500
26%
Readership by location Advertiser|37
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Bradford Advertiser
Town
Population
Readership
Reach%
Baildon
16,158
8,300
51.37
Shipley
22,952
9,763
42.54
Bingley
35,187
12,722
36.16
Queensbury
9,923
1,904
19.19
245,580
37,664
15.34
9,043
1,309
14.48
Bradford
Thornton Denholme
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Bradford Advertiser
4
Newspaper Column
Measurements
x 1...............27mm x6............. 172mm
x2............... 56mm
x7............. 201mm
x3............... 85mm
x8.............230mm
x4..............114mm
x9.............259mm
x5............. 143mm
Local Display
Per Single Column
Centimetre
Flat Rate
£2.45
Guaranteed Position
£2.95
Classified
Advertising Rates
Per Single Column
Centimetre
Entertainment
£2.06
Holidays
£2.06
Motors (Classified)
£1.50
Sales
£3.10
Services
£3.10
Living Magazine |39
Living
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Living is a complimentary
glossy, lifestyle magazine.
15,000 copies of Living are published
monthly and it is FREE to pick up from
selected outlets.
Living is the inspirational magazine in Yorkshire. We
celebrate local life through our people-focused editorial
content. Our readers enjoy the finer things in life and
have a large disposable income.
For more than eight years, Living has delighted our
readers with excellent content about celebrating living
life in Yorkshire.
With fully researched and targeted distribution, Living
Magazine is circulated to a carefully selected audience
within Yorkshire.
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Through detailed area profiling using lifestyle research
to identify the ideal distribution areas, Living is able to
specifically target its audience in a very unique way.
Living has identified selected outlets for distribution and
boasts delivery to over 253 outlets in the region.
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Designed for maximum impact to deliver
your advertising message.
Retention Value
Inserts can be kept for reference by your
potential customers and are therefore ideal
for a more detailed message.
Deadlines |41
Newspaper Column
Measurements
x 1...............27mm x6............. 172mm
Deadlines
x2............... 56mm
x7............. 201mm
x3............... 85mm
x8.............230mm
x4..............114mm
x9.............259mm
x5............. 143mm
Published
Booking
Deadline
Send to
Production
Alteration
Deadline
All Copy
Complete
Monday
16.30 Thursday
17:30 Thursday
14:00 Friday
16:30 Friday
Tuesday 16.30 Friday 17:30 Friday
14:00 Monday
16:30 Monday
Wednesday
16:30 Monday
17:30 Monday
14:00 Tuesday
16:30 Tuesday
Thursday
16:30 Tuesday
17:30 Tuesday
16:30 Wednesday
17:30 Wednesday
14:00 Thursday
16:30 Thursday
Saturday
16:30 Thursday
17:30 Thursday
14:00 Friday
16:30 Friday
Published
Booking
Deadline
Send to
Production
Alteration
Deadline
All Copy
Complete
16:00 Monday
17:30 Monday
12:00 noon Tuesday
14:30 Tuesday
Published
Booking
Deadline
Send to
Production
Alteration
Deadline
All Copy
Complete
Thursday
16:00 Monday
17:30 Monday
14:00 Tuesday
16:30 Tuesday
Published
Booking
Deadline
Send to
Production
Alteration
Deadline
All Copy
Complete
Thursday
16:00 Monday
17:30 Monday
14:00 Tuesday
16:30 Tuesday
Published
Booking
Deadline
Send to
Production
Alteration
Deadline
All Copy
Complete
Thursday
16:00 Tuesday
17:30 Tuesday
Friday
Friday
14:00 Wednesday 16:30 Wednesday
14:00 Wednesday 16:30 Wednesday
Print Technical Specification |42
Print Technical
Specifications
FILE FORMATS
Artwork to be supplied as a pdf or eps file.
Colour
Files should be saved as CMYK colour ONLY. No other
colour specification method will produce correct results.
All Pantone colours and other Colour Matching Systems
should be converted to CMYK before delivery. Similarly
colour halftones should be saved as CMYK not RGB,
Indexed Colour or any other colour mode.
Newspaper Artwork (Colour) - 200dpi
Dot gain: Standard 35% @ 50%
Ink colours: SWOP Newsprint
Black ink limit: 70%
Total ink limit: 285%
Magazine Artwork (Colour) - 300dpi
Dot gain: SWOP coated 20% @ 50%
Ink colours: SWOP coated
Black ink limit: 90%
Total ink limit: 320%
Newspaper Column
Measurements
x 1...............27mm x6............. 172mm
x2............... 56mm
x7............. 201mm
x3............... 85mm
x8.............230mm
x4..............114mm
x9.............259mm
x5............. 143mm
x18..........546mm
Advertising Checklist
 Is the advertisment the
correct dimensions?
Publication sizes are
shown top right.
 Embed or vectorise all
fonts in your eps or pdf file.
 All colours need to be
CMYK separated.
 Do not save files in JPG
FORMAT as they may not
print correctly.
 Use minimum 14pt serif
and 12pt sans serif for
coloured text.
ADVERTS UTILISING WHITE SPACE
In circumstances where an
advert has to appear with
Dot gain: Standrd 35% at 50%
no defined border e.g. white
Lineart should be saved at 400dpi (text) or 800dpi if tints space filling the advert area; it
are included.
is essential that adverts of this
nature contain a white box the
BLACK TEXT
exact dimensions of the overall
Black text is to be supplied 100% K, not CMYK separated. advert, to ensure our automatic
download system recognises the
FONTS
defined area.
Fonts should be embedded or converted to outlines.
Mono - 200dpi
Any artwork sent in complete cannot be re-sized or amended in any way.
Online Technical Specification |42
Online
Technical
Specifications
A. Leaderboard
728 by 90 pixels
B. Earpiece
225 by 90 pixels
C. Sponsorship Slug
300 by 30 pixels
D. MPU
300 by 250 pixels
E. Mini Banner
300 by 60 pixels
F. Skyscraper
120 x 600 pixels
B
A
Additional Creatives Available
Bottom Banner: 468 x 60 pixels
C
Half Page Ad: 300 x 600 pixels
Local News Headline
Page Peel: 500 x 500 pixels and 75 x 75 pixels
Overlay: 960 x 660 pixels
Post It: 250 x 250 pixels
SKIN- 2 creatives are needed for a skin
1. An extended leaderboard, 960 x 90 pixels.
2. The skin background. The background sits
“behind” the webpage and the extended
leaderboard so one single image is needed
that covers the top, left and right sides of the
webpage.
Width: 1280 pixels
Height: Clients discretion
Margin top: 110 pixels
Margin left and right: 160 pixels
Padding: leave 10 pixels padding for the text/
images left and right to ensure all data is
displayed and not cropped.
Extended
Leaderboard
110- pixels
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