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		In Chapeltown, the sometimes abrupt changes in housing style reflect both the pattern of the sixteenth century field lay-outs (Ward 1962:158) and the strictly commercial decisions of the late nineteenth century estate agents and solicitors.
		First, Chapeltown is described by both Stowell and Stott in terms which heavily rely on the readers' ability to imaginatively identify with, and abstract meaning from, the shape of its buildings and the uses to which they are put.
		Representations of Chapeltown which seek to distance themselves from the 'mecca of vice' trope are heavily reliant on reference to the bricks and mortar which constitute the place.
	www.maxfarrar.org.uk /docs/SpaceTimeRtldge.doc (9569 words)

	BBC - Leeds Features - Don't look down (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		A Leeds-based photographer used an exhibition of her work to counter the negative aspects of the community that she was bought up in.
		These are not images of urban decay, but of an urban landscape photographed using the conventions of the picturesque - not a term commonly associated with these areas.
		"Chapeltown boasts one of the most attractive small parks in Leeds, and is home to the longest running annual carnival in Britain.
	www.bbc.co.uk /leeds/culture/artists/claire_harbottle.shtml (280 words)

	University of Leeds \| For the media \| Press releases \| Carnival 2005
		Chapeltown will become a garden of paradise this weekend during the annual Leeds West Indian carnival, with an array of colourful princes, princesses, flowers and peacocks.
		Children from the Chapeltown community play scheme and from four local schools have been working with University of Leeds volunteers to create magical costumes for the carnival.
		It starts with a procession through Chapeltown and Harehills and culminates in Newton Park where they will be world music, world food, live dance performances and a host of other family-orientated activity.
	reporter.leeds.ac.uk /press_releases/current/chapeltown_carnival.htm (307 words)

	Directions to Baden-Powell High Adventure Camp (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Chapeltown train station, serviced from Sheffield and Leeds, is less than a mile from camp.
		Hesley Wood is near Chapeltown, South Yorkshire, and less than five minutes from exit 35A of the M1 (London Leeds) Motorway.
		The camp is sign-posted from the A6135 junction in Chapeltown.
	www.tac-bsa.org /directions_bphac.htm (578 words)

	Encyclopedia: Chapeltown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The British Afro-Caribbean community is generally regarded as the most integrated non-white ethnic grouping of the United Kingdom.
		The Leeds West Indian Carnival, also called the Chapeltown Carnival, is the longest running West Indian carnival in Europe.
		A race riot is any riot which occurs due to animosity or tensions between or among members of different races.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Chapeltown (295 words)

	index page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		For more than one hundred and fifty years, High Green and Chapeltown were industrial villages, that had grown out of their agricultural roots.
		Near the latter end of the eighteenth century, the High green and Chapeltown areas, will be recorded as one of the key players in the Industrial revolution in the Yorkshire region.
		nyone who was born in the year 1960 or before, and was born and raised in the High Green, Chapeltown, and surrounding villages, would be aware of both Parramore's foundry, and Newton Chambers, and their impact on the lives of the people when what was then a community.
	www.members.aol.com /syp99 (472 words)

	Leeds Metropolitan University - Launch of new IT Suite and celebration of local partnerships in Chapeltown - 22/10/04
		Chapeltown Enterprise Centre, in partnership with Leeds Metropolitan University, officially opened new IT facilities at the Centre recently as part of Black History Month.
		The event celebrated the achievements of the many local organisations who work hard to support the Chapeltown community, in addition to showcasing the new facilities, which will be available to the local community.
		Chapeltown Enterprise Centre co-ordinator Calvin Wilkes said: “It is particularly important to us that we have now managed to open up and improve access to the centre.”
	www.lmu.ac.uk /the_news/oct04/launch_chapeltown.htm (392 words)

	Bolton School Boys' Division (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Chapeltown is a small but distinct village with its own church (St. Anne's) and Public House (Chetham Arms) and a resident policeman.
		Nevertheless we can be certain that the football ground at Chapeltown was used for soccer as we know it commencing with the season 1874-5 because at a formal General Meeting of the Club held on the first Monday in August 1874 the Members resolved "that the Rules of the London Football Association be adopted".
		Undoubtedly the most famous Chapeltown inhabitant in the history of the game of football was John James Bentley.
	www.boys.bolton.sch.uk /oldboys/football/history.htm (3237 words)

	Leeds Ahead
		Chapeltown is not a designated neighbourhood renewal area but does nonetheless contain some of the most disadvantaged parts of the city.
		The team is physically based within Chapeltown and has devolved power in relation to the provision of a number of local services and allocation of funds to meet local priorities.
		Chapeltown has recently benefited from a very successful year long Priority Policing initiative run by West Yorkshire Police, which has seen crime significantly reduced and much increased community cohesion.
	www.leedsahead.org.uk /chapeltown.php (114 words)

	Leeds Metropolitan University - Tiem to Celebrate - 21/10/04
		Chapeltown Enterprise Centre in partnership with Leeds Metropolitan University is holding the official opening of brand new IT facilities at the Centre on 21 October as part of Black History Month.
		The event will celebrate the new facility which will be available to the local community as well as the achievements of the many local organisations who work hard to support the Chapeltown community.
		The purpose of the afternoon is celebrate the achievements of local people and showcase the successful supporting role that organisations such as Chapeltown Enterprise Centre, Leeds Met Training and other local groups provide in the local area.
	www.lmu.ac.uk /the_news/oct04/time_to_celebrate.htm (364 words)

	Leeds - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Later, Dream FM was one of the biggest pirate radio stations in the country, but folded soon after getting a license to operate legally.
		Early house nights included Downbeat at the Warehouse, Meltdown at the Astoria in Roundhay, and Joy and Kaos at various temporary venues, along with a thriving Shebeen or "Blues" scene in Chapeltown.
		Along with Sheffield and Bradford, Leeds was a centre for the Yorkshire Bleeps and Bass scene in 1989-1990, with influential local bands such as LFO, Nightmares on Wax, Ital Rockers, Unit 93 and Juno on Sheffield's Warp Records and Leeds' Bassic Records.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Leeds (2385 words)

	BRIEF HISTORY of C (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		BRIEF HISTORY of C.A.O.S. Chapeltown and District Amateur Operatic Society's (CAOS) first production was "Highwayman Love", that was presented at the Chapeltown Picture Palace on Station Road, Chapeltown in 1924.
		This was The Newton Memorial Hall, Chapeltown and interestingly this was only a few yards away from the Picture Palace.
		As well as one major musical each year the society has also produced 'mini' shows in local halls and theatres to raise much needed cash to cover the ever-increasing cost of staging their main show.
	www.gbdawson.freeserve.co.uk /pages/brief_history.html (466 words)

	Chapeltown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Abbe during his time at Chapeltown was physically unable for the work of the Mission, and in 1834 at the age of 78 he was again called upon to take up the Rectorship of the Scots College in Rome, and there he remained until his death in.
		With fewer priests in the Diocese and a large decrease in population, Tombae and Chapeltown were amalgamated under the charge of Fr.
		His sudden death in Dublin in 1965 led to Chapeltown and Tombae being joined to Tomintoul.
	www.scalan.co.uk /chapeltown.htm (1012 words)

	didyou.html
		The snooker club on Station road in Chapeltown was opened in 1912 as a picture palace seating 700 and re-opened again as a bingo hall in 1963.
		Winn and Cooper Solicitors (across from Chapeltown baths) operate from a building that was once the "Greenhead Almshouses" built in 1837.
		Around 7 years ago the path was discovered and partly uncovered by a Historical Society, since then some of the stone path has been stolen by thieves because of the quality of the stone, i cannot reveal its location for that reason.
	members.aol.com /syp99/didyou.html (1702 words)

	1891 Census Return - RG/12 3713 - 501 Leeds (West Riding) 5A Chapeltown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Boundary, Commence at the boundary stone of the Leeds Township in Chapeltown Road.
		Contents: Part of Chapeltown Road - Beecroft Grove, Amberley Terrace, Amberley Grove - Leopold Square - Leopold Terrace - Studley Terrace, - Nassau Place - Waverley Terrace - Abbotsford Place - Hamilton Place - Leopold Road - Frankland Place - South Side of Leopold Street - In the North ward, Ecclesiastical Parish of St. Clements.
		That part of Potternewton between Francis Street and Cowper Street bounded by Frankland Place on the East and on the west by Chapeltown Road comprising: North side of Francis Street, Cowper Street (south), Back and Cross Cowper Street, in the Ecclesiatical Parish of St. Clements.
	www.leedsindexers.co.uk /Census/1891/Census1891_3713.htm (868 words)

	New Start - Community Regeneration Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		A police chief has warned that regeneration in one of the most disadvantaged parts of Leeds will be jeopardised unless agencies work together to end a ‘culture of intimidation’.
		But he added: ‘Although we have achieved all that we set out to do, I will only see this as a success when there are cranes and workmen in the area.
		Leeds Council said it was already working on joint initiatives, including the Chapeltown Road Investment Plan, which would draw up a strategy for the heart of the neighbourhood.
	www.newstartmag.co.uk /news746.html (388 words)

	How to find us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		To the next island, turn right, sign posted Chapeltown.
		The A6135 approaching Chapeltown is called Ecclesfield Road.
		When at island at Chapeltown turn left (1st exit) and then follow from 5 (Route A).
	www.carinspections.co.uk /map/map.html (243 words)

	BBC - Leeds - all_2gether_now - Photography at Yes Cyber
		Capturing images of Chapeltown, budding photographers, Justin, Luke and Jahmal have been showing what life is like in LS7.
		OCN accredited Photography and Photoshop course, hoping their pictures will tell Chapeltown's real story instead of people assuming they know what LS7 is like.
		The exhibition 'Capturing Chapeltown' will be touring Leeds in early September before settling at its permanent home at the 'Yes Cyber' Cafe in Chapeltown.
	www.bbc.co.uk /leeds/altogether/yes_cyber/photography_intro.shtml (424 words)

	Walks in and around Edgworth and Chapeltown
		Follow the path up the rise (a short diversion to avoid the dangers of falling rocks along the original stretch) and you will be rewarded with the best view of the reservoir and surrounding moorland.
		From the tall steeple of St. Anne's Church at Chapeltown on the left, the moorland horizon stretches across Cheetham Close and Turton Heights to the imposing view of Armsgrove Viaduct astride the neck of Wayoh Reservoir.
		Built in 1847-8 by the Blackburn, Darwen and Bolton Railway Company to bridge Bradshaw Brook, the nine towering arches posed the greatest headache on the entire line for the contractors.
	northturton.com /walks_res.html (787 words)

	McGhie Genealogy Website
		Agnes McGhie, born Dec 24, 1754 in Chapeltown, Borgue, Kirkcudbright, Scotland; died Unknown.
		Mar 23, 1745/46 in Scotland, and died Apr 17, 1821 in Borgue, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland.
		John McGhie, Jr., born Sep 02, 1782 in Chapeltown, Borgue, Kirkcudbright, Scotland; died Aug 09, 1822 in Chapeltown, Borgue, Kirkcudbright, Scotland.
	mcghiegen.orcon.net.nz /myrn_mc.htm (1594 words)

	Welcome to the website of the Chapeltown and High Green Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Founded in March 1987, the Archive is an ever-expanding collection of materials in the form of photographs, films, documents, artefacts and taped and written recollections.
		These materials relate to the economic and social history of Chapeltown, High Green, Ecclesfield, Grenoside, Howbrook, Thorpe Hesley, Wentworth, Tankersley and surrounding areas.
		The Archive is a purely voluntary venture managed by a small group of local enthusiasts.
	www.chgarchive.co.uk (217 words)

	Chapeltown Karate Club
		Chapeltown Karate Club was formed in June 2001 by Sensei Gary Baker (2nd Dan) who is a qualified Coach and registered with the English Karate Governing Body.
		Chapeltown Karate Club is one of twelve clubs within the Shindo-Kai Karate Association in South Yorkshire which is run by joint Chief Instructors Ged and John Tumman (6th and 5th Dan).
		The style of Karate practiced at the club is Wado-Ryu.
	www.chapeltownkarateclub.co.uk /history.htm (111 words)

	Bring Back Hanging - Stormfront White Nationalist Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		A Leeds district which has been blighted by gun crime is "absolutely terrified" of the weapons culture sweeping the country, says a community activist.
		Claude Hendrickson, who works with youngsters in the Chapeltown area of Leeds told BBC News Online that Home Secretary David Blunkett is not being tough enough with the plan for five-year sentences for anyone carrying a gun illegally.
		And he said the writing was on the wall for the explosion in gun crime as long ago as 1989 in New York when he saw first-hand the gang and gun culture prevelant in the United States.
	www.stormfront.org /forum/showthread.php?t=50772 (1832 words)

	Localities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		These are Chapeltown, Central (Moortown and Roundhay) and Wetherby.
		Each locality has its own page giving an overview of services provided by the locality and any projects which are being run by the locality teams.
		Chapeltown Locality covers - Chapeltown, Chapel Allerton and Scott Hall.
	www.leedsnortheast-pct.nhs.uk /localities (161 words)

	4barsrest.com \| news \| > Renshaw heads for Chapeltown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Frmer Stocksbridge MD returns back to the contesting fold with the Chapeltown Band from Sheffield.
		The Chapeltown Band from Sheffield hasinformed 4BR that they are pleased to announce the appointment of their new Musical Director, Mr Derek Renshaw for the forthcoming Yorkshire Regional Area Contest.
		Mr Renshaw, formally Musical Director of the Stockbridge Band joins the Chapeltown at a crucial time in preparation for the contest and brings with him a wealth of experience, enthusiasm and charisma to the band room.
	www.4barsrest.com /news/detail.asp?id=207 (137 words)

	Sure Start Chapeltown, Leeds, West Yorkshire
		Sure Start Chapeltown works with families with children between the ages of 0-4 years in the Chapeltown catchment area.
		Find out what Sure Start Chapeltown is all about, who we are and what we believe.
		Details of what's being organised for parents and children age 0-4 in Chapeltown.
	www.surestartchapeltown.org.uk (220 words)

	North Turton Home Page
		Turton was the largest of the townships in the ancient parish of Bolton-le-Moors before being split into two separate areas on the 1st of April 1974, which then became North Turton and South Turton.
		The three villages now making up North Turton are Edgworth, Chapeltown and Belmont listed here in population size.
		Small hamlets in the area are made up of Entwistle, Quarlton, Round Barn, Turton Bottoms and Whittlestone Head.
	www.northturton.com (381 words)

	Sheffield City Council - Tree Preservation Order No 808333 Land at Sussex Road Chapeltown
		4.3.1 The trees can be seen from various locations, namely Sussex Road, between the houses on Lound Side, Asda car park and most prominently from the access footway that leads to the north bound platform of Chapeltown station.
		Objections to the loss of trees have been received from over 40 residents living on Arundel Road, Sussex Road and Lound Side whose amenity would be seriously affected. This has been reinforced by representations from Ecclesfield Parish Council that has asked for a tree preservation order to be placed on the site.
		6.1 Preservation of these trees will ensure that their amenity value will continue to enhance this area of Chapeltown and control can be exercised over their future management.
	www.sheffield.gov.uk /index.asp?pgid=26954&mtype=print (442 words)

	The South Yorkshire Bonsai Society - Bonsai Events
		However, entries will be taken on the day - no prior booking required.
		At both the Emley and Chapeltown shows the bonsai section will be allocated double table depths.
		A new trophy is being donated at Chapeltown for the exhibitor gaining most points.
	www.geocities.com /southyorksbonsai/bonsai_events.htm (267 words)

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