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	Thompson, Adrian - Home Page - Reviews of DVD disks, books, videos and software.
	Hull, Hell and Halifax - A personal site plus information for the West Yorkshire Amateur Dramatics Resource.
	Les Pickin, On target, on budget and on time - The one and only crazy web designer, artist and photographer.
	Bards of a Feather - The work of Otley poets Baz Cooper and Kevin Collier.
	Hopton, Dave - Home - Meltham news, Formula One news, Progressive Rock news and reviews, Italian cars, Ferrari, Alfa Romeo, diary.
	dmhnet - A personal web site by Dean Hannah with photographs, art work and links.
	Julia Suzanne Rockett's Personal Page - Includes information, interests and links.
	The Beyer Times - The Beyer family's home on the world wide web. Links to information on Otley.
	The Pogmore's Home Page - All about Mike and Nicola.
	Hugh Norwood - Personal homepage, of a family in Leeds; information about St Paul's Church, the Catenian Association, and local links.
	Mike's Literary and Family Pages - Personal pages from Mike Coatesworth in Leeds, reflecting his interests in writing. Includes recipes and family pictures, and on Yorkshire.
	Luigi Setzu - A personal web site for information to family and friends around the world.
	Gary and Janet's Web Site - Pictures and stories of family events, with a web-cam looking out over Baildon Moor.
	Brian Townsley's Personal Web Site - Family history and news, with links to web-sites he has created.
	Paul Clarke's Home Page - News of the Clarke family, photographs and links to their interests. Also hosts web sites for local organisations.
	Stan's Photography Home Page - His photograph galleries; with information holidays for the disabled.
	Stephen Lee's Galleries - Photograph galleries from a Cleckheaton amateur photographer.
	Richard Mills' Personal Web - Lots of information about Richard Mills and his family, interests, with pictures and fun section.
	Devil's Advocate - A salesman's opinion on everything. Lee Clark's personal web pages - his family, loves and hates, music and scooters.
	Don's Place - Personal web site includes information about Bradford Bulls, and a guide to Bingley, West Yorkshire (with history, photographs and listing of pubs and clubs).
	Peter Higginbotham's Home Page - Currently working in Oxford University - includes personal information and photos, and links to sites created reflecting his interests in workhouses and amateur theatre.
	Muir Family Web - Information on family events with photos, and on the interests of the Muirs of Halifax.
	Phil Graves' Page - Details of tuition services offered, with a photo gallery of Hebden Bridge.
	The Pucknell Pages - Pictures and news of a family in Addingham and of the village.
	A teenager blogs - Life through the eyes of an english teenager.
	Alice Needs You - Bone marrow donor appeal which highlights the particular circumstances of Alice Rose Maddocks. Provides information on being a donor, fundraising activities, picture gallery, the Alice Rose Trust and contact details.
	Brumfitt Web Site - Elise and Rod's personal pages, with photographs and information of old Otley, motor sport around the town, and family tree.
	ebench - Personal weblog of Tony in Hebden Bridge, Phil in China, and Don in USA - daily journal and pictures.
	Ricnet - Personal site and weblog of Richard Eyre, student and web designer from Wakefield.
	Sheardz Site - Joshua Sheard's personal web site - his profile and news.
	Melodypops - Melody's personal pages (from Baildon). Includes games, a funny page, and forum.
	Hebweb - Family website of Andi and Janine (in Hebden Bridge). Includes photos and information.
	The Brockbank family - Home page for the Brockbank family, with links to their interests and to Otley.
	The SWAIN - Dan, Dunc and Joe's weblog.
	Hip Hop is Poetry - Personal home page of a Pontefract hip hop song writer, MC, and student. Includes lyrics and biography.
	Damian Fox - Family history and interests from Wakefield.
	Emy and Simon's Homepage - Homepage of a Filipino-British couple; includes their interests, news and photos.

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