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Quick intro
Saltaire Village is near Bradford in West Yorkshire, England. It is named after Sir Titus Salt who built a textile mill and this village on the River Aire.In December 2001, Saltaire was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
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Tourist tips for visitors and teachers and a useful map
How to get here, where to park and lots of stuff - downloadable map and biography of Titus Salt, courtesy of Nemine Juvante Publications. More >> |
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About this website
This is the only interactive website of Saltaire which relies on the input of the local community. It is run on a not-for-profit basis and is staffed by volunteers. |
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Questions, news, opinion, articles and images are welcomed. Email > |
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Latest stories | Archive | News on forum |
 The Get Fit Club is not a military based boot camp but is a friendly, results focussed environment where people can lose weight, socialise and have fun. More> |
 Look out for an event on 2 - 5 June featuring local artist David Starley and others. More> |
Hattie's done it again!
Hattie Townsend’s latest dramatic production “After the War was Over” is set in the North Shelter in Roberts Park, and was intended top be performed there, in the open. More> |
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Full programme of FREE concerts in Roberts Park from May to September. There are Curry and Jazz nights too. Spread the word! Publicise this event - download and display the poster.
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The Big Saltaire Knit
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latest campaign is to encourage all you knitters out there to knit a square for Saltaire! You’ll be able to help groups involved in the Big Saltaire Knit, like Kniterati to make knitted bunting and have it on display during the Saltaire Festival.
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In this zone:
Tourist tips and resources for teachers | Holiday lets | Salt's Guided Walks |Travelling to Saltaire |Street map of Saltaire |Salts Mill | Friends of Roberts Park | Saltaire Village Society |Classes, clubs and events | Walks |
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Tourist tips and resources for teachers
 GPS for car parks, info about Saltaire, where to eat, where the toilets are, places of interest, etc. More >
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| Salts Walks and Talks
 Fun walks by local guides delivered with wit, charm and knowledge! Also, after dinner speeches and talks. Groups can book on-line! More >
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Image gallery index | Saltaire Daily Photo | Submit your images |
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Andrew Moore
 Local photographer, Andrew Moore was out and about during the snow falls in November and December. His photos are atmospheric! More >
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| Saltaire Daily Photo
 Local blogger, Jenny Freckles has amassed a wonderful collection of Saltaire photographs, all with interesting notes and observations. More >
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Useful local contacts| Council tel. numbers | Recycling & waste | Police surgeries | Council info on how to maintain listed buildings | Protect Saltaire
 The Saltaire Village Society now has its own area on this website. More >
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Saltaire History Club | Saltaire History Articles | Saltaire Journals |
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| Saltaire History Club
 The next meeting of the History Club (no membership required!) is on Thursday 7th June. Not dry and dusty at all - and everyone is welcome! More >
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| Saltaire Journal - latest issue
 David King's research entitled: The Second Lord of Saltaire - The family history of Sir James Roberts Bart. JP, LLD, was published in March 2012. More > |
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Forum | Saltaire Folk | E-postcards | Story Time | Links | Contact information | Quick email links |
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| Free e-postcards
 Send a free e-postcard of Saltaire.
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| Forum
 Join the forum and post your news, views and Saltaire-related events. More >
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Business index |Business recommendations | Email to recommend
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| Our on-line shop sells items relating to Saltaire |
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A Penny For Going - The history of Saltaire's shops
 Roger Clarke's brand new, limited edition book that tells the fascinating story of Saltaire's shops. All profits go to Saltaire United Reformed Church Restoration Fund. More >
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| Milner Field, The Lost Country House of Titus Salt Jnr
 The authors tell the tragic story of Milner Field, first occupied by Titus Salt Jnr and his family. It was a house built on huge wealth, graced by royal visitors but dogged by early deaths and misfortune. More >
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