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	Kirklees - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kirklees is a metropolitan borough in West Yorkshire.
		Most of Kirklees consists of old mill towns, although there are a few country villages, such as Denby Dale and Emley.
		Some parts of Kirklees suffer from high levels of deprivation, such as the east end of Huddersfield, around Dalton and Deighton, and also large areas of Dewsbury and Batley – two towns which have been made into a special E.U. transformation area to address their problems.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kirklees (269 words)

	Kirklees, Kirklees - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kirklees was a medieval village in the county of West Yorkshire, England, north of Mirfield, and close to the current site of the M62 motorway.
		The village no longer exists, although during the 1970s Huddersfield District was controversially renamed the metropolitan borough of Kirklees.
		The Jacobean Kirklees Hall was built in the late 16th century.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kirklees,_Kirklees (152 words)

	Kirklees - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Most of Kirklees consists of old mill towns, although there are a few country villages, such as and.
		One of the last remaining Collieries in West Yorkshire is at (the other at Kellingley) ; the mine was so small that it was never nationalised and has always been in private hands.
		Some parts of Kirklees suffer from high levels of deprivation, such as the east end of Huddersfield, around Dalton and Deighton, and also large areas of Dewsbury and Batley – two towns which have been made into a special E.U. transformation area to address their problems.
	www.leessummit.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/Kirklees (311 words)

	The Baha'i Faith Spiritual Assembly in Kirklees
		Blessed is the spot, and the house, and the place, and the city, and the heart, and the mountain, and the refuge, and the cave, and the valley, and the land, and the sea, and the island, and the meadow where mention of God hath been made and His praise glorified.
		Kirklees is a metropolitan area in West Yorkshire, England in the United Kingdom.
		Kirklees is the third largest local authority in England, with an area of 254 square miles, and has 71% classified as green belt and 11% in the Peak District National Park.
	www.jenks.demon.co.uk /kbahai.htm (1498 words)

	Kirklees Council
		Kirklees Council is considering plans for the development of a £2m community and sports centre on the site of the Moldgreen Amateur Rugby League Club in Dalton.
		Kirklees Council is planning to set up a new £0.25m call centre in Huddersfield with the creation of 20 jobs, as its current telephone system cannot cope with demand.
		Kirklees Council is to consider plans from WD Development for the construction of an extra floor at Huddersfield's £50m Kingsgate shopping centre, in order to house an unnamed major retailer.
	www.ukbusinesspark.co.uk /kil66443.htm (258 words)

	Kirklees
		Kirklees as it is known today was situated in the western division of the Wakefield Manor.
		"At Kirklees nunnery Robin Hood's tomb with a plain cross on a flat stone is shown in the cemetery.
		Kirklees is also famous for being the sepulture of the renowned Robin Hood, an out law and free booter, who lived in the beginning of the thirteenth century, and who, according to tradition, was suffered to bleed to death by one of the Nuns, to whom he had applied to be bled.
	www.geocities.com /Heartland/Lane/8771/kirklees.html (2643 words)

	ROBIN HOOD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		If there was ever a case for the peasants and workers to rise up in revolt, living in Kirklees would be all the excuse that was needed.
		Even Robin Hood,who is buried here in Kirklees, allegedly tried to improve things for the poor and downtrodden people of this area and would you believe it things are no better now than they were then.
		The latest news report is that the clock was attacked by vandals as suspected and the council have promised to repair the clock as soon as possible.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /g.knowles/kirklees.htm (537 words)

	Kirklees Partnership
		People in North Kirklees are urged to have their say on improving local services
		Residents in fourteen communities across Kirklees received a massive boost recently when it was confirmed that they will benefit from over £9million worth of Neighbourhood Renewal Funding (NRF).
		Staff from North Kirklees Primary Care Trust (PCT) put their best feet forward during their lunchtime to improve their health.
	www.kirkleespartnership.org (201 words)

	What (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Kirklees is always asking householders to reduce and recycle the amount of waste they produce yet Kirklees had no strategy for reducing its own waste.
		All Kirklees Councillors are issued with a pass to allow free car parking on street or in car parks anywhere in Kirklees.
		Kirklees has consistently countered saying the plant has one of the highest standards in Europe with regard to emissions.
	www.greenparty-yorks.demon.co.uk /what.htm (1501 words)

	Mediation in Kirklees - About Us
		Mediation in Kirklees is a non-profit organisation, funded by the National Lottery Charities Board, KMC Housing Services, Dewsbury SRB and Kirklees Community Safety Partnership.
		To educate the public, particularly in the Kirklees area, about the purposes and methods of mediation and the understanding of the nature and causes of disputes and conflicts.
		Mediation in Kirklees is controlled by a Management Committee which is elected annually by the members.
	www.mediationinkirklees.freeserve.co.uk /about.html (494 words)

	Touring Robin Hood's Nottinghamshire on Britannia: Kirklees Priory
		There is almost nothing left today of the old priory at Kirklees, the home of the wicked Prioress who murdered the unsuspecting Robin Hood, literally in cold blood - he bled to death.
		The priory church and cloisteral buildings were demolished soon after its dissolution in 1538 and the stone used to build Kirklees Hall which stands on the same site.
		The upper room in which Robin is traditionally thought to have breathed his last, and presumably incorporated from an earlier building, is approached by an outside staircase and there are interesting ornamental foliated work carved into the beams which include an appropriate hunting scene with stag and hound.
	www.britannia.com /tours/rhood/kirklees.html (272 words)

	The Prioress of Kirklees
		Kirklees Priory existed in the early 1300's within the western division of the Wakefield Manor.
		ccording to the "Geste", Robin Hood is supposed to have repaired to a nunnery, Kirklees, from where it was claimed he shot his arrow from one of the two rooms in the upper part of the priory Gate House.
		However, others have shown that if Elizabeth entered the priory as a novice in 1344 at the age of 12 then she would have been too young perhaps to be prioress in 1347 at the age of 15.
	www.geocities.com /Heartland/Lane/8771/priory.html (2944 words)

	The Boundary Committee for England : Your area : Yorkshire and Humber : West Yorkshire : Kirklees (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Order implementing The Electoral Commission's decision on the final recommendations of this review has been made and can be viewed on Her Majesty's Stationery Office's website. The Implementation Team section of the Commission's website explains how the Commission's decisions on The Boundary Committee for England's final recommendations are made into Orders.
		Large map 1, large map 2, large map 3, large map 4, large map 5, large map 6, large maps 7 and 11, large map 8, large map 9, large map 10, illustrate the existing and proposed warding arrangements for Kirklees.
		Large map 1, large map 2, large map 3, large map 4, large map 5, large map 6, large maps 7 and 11, large map 8, large map 9 and large map 10 illustrating the existing and proposed warding arrangements for Kirklees.
	www.lgce.gov.uk /your-area/kirklees.cfm (271 words)

	Specialist Sporting Activities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		By using the Kirklees Passport you can get access to discounts on a range of sports and recreational activities together with discounts on other Council services.
		It is open to residents of Kirklees under certain eligibility criteria.
		The highlights of each year are the community dance performances held at various venues and festivals throughout Kirklees.
	www.knh.org.uk /answers/leisure/specialist.shtml (1478 words)

	Kirklees Council
		Along with all other councils, Kirklees has been looking at its overall approach to consultation and community engagement and how this can be best co-ordinated.
		Kirklees has been looking at developing a system of local area committees across the district.
		An annual description of Kirklees is produced by the Research Unit in a handy loose-leaved format of thirteen A4 sheets.
	www.laria.gov.uk /content/newsletr/65/news5.htm (860 words)

	Kirklees Racial Equality Council
		All councillors and public sector employees, community partnerships, government offices for the regions, tenant groups, voluntary organisations, community safety organisations, police officers, probation officers, crime and disorder reduction partnerships, employment services, regional development agency board members and directors and trade unions.
		Kirklees Racial Equality Council is proud to be hosting this conference and pleased to be able to invite you to Race and Diversity: Meeting the Challenge.
		- Kirklees has recently approved a community cohesion action plan and is one of the 14 national pathfinder areas for community cohesion.
	www.kirklees-rec.com /racediv.htm (516 words)

	BOK: Club History
		THE BOROUGH OF KIRKLEES SC The Borough of Kirklees Swimming Club, which until 1989 was known as the Borough of Kirklees Amateur Swimming Club, was formed in 1982 to coincide with the start of Kirklees Metropolitan Council's Swimming Training Scheme and to act as the competitive outlet for swimmers involved in the scheme.
		The Club organises meets in Kirklees which in turn are attended by swimmers from many other clubs.
		The Borough of Kirklees Swimming Club offers this facility for swimmers in the training scheme who must become members of the Club and agree to the club having first claim, i.e.
	freespace.virgin.net /b.ok/club/chistory.htm (326 words)

	Kirklees News - Headlines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		CHILDREN as young as seven in Huddersfield are using cannabis - with some on heroin or crack cocaine by the age of 12.
		The shocking news comes from a survey carried out by Kirklees Drug ActionTeam, which highlights the worrying use of drugs in children as young as seven.
		Kirklees Unison has hundreds of outstanding claims for members who have equal pay claims.
	www.local-news.net /go/-1.796/53.627 (291 words)

	Security Park - Kirklees Council invests in tower of security strength
		Kirklees Council in Yorkshire has invested in a major new security and access control system for tower block tenants in Huddersfield.
		Normally, staff would have to remember the exact code of the camera they were looking for and key it in.
		With the Kirklees system, which assigns alias descriptions to cameras, they simply click on the camera shown on screen, using either the mouse or the joystick driven keyboard, to access images in seconds."
	www.securitypark.co.uk /article.asp?articleid=22745&CategoryID= (661 words)

	Welcome: Voluntary Action Kirklees
		Voluntary Action Kirklees is an independent voluntary organisation, whose Management Board is drawn from our member organisations.
		Our Partnership Development Team works to promote and protect the interests of the voluntary sector by: bringing together groups with common interests, supporting groups in their contact with statutory organisations, assisting groups in participating in and influencing joint planning/decision making, and entering into partnerships with statutory and public bodies.
		Volunteering Kirklees offers advice on finance, funding, legal and policy issues, personnel and management matters, volunteering (for volunteers and organisations), setting up new groups and access to resources available in the community.
	www.voluntaryactionkirklees.co.uk (198 words)

	Pinnock Statement - Labour in Kirklees -
		He indicated that it was about police structures in Kirklees that could possibly lead to a merger of the 2 divisions.
		I recognise that one of my responsibilities, and indeed of all Members in representing Kirklees interests in external contacts, is to ensure that key issues are brought back into Council business.
		In the light of this experience it is necessary to the Council for this to be formally codified in the clear protocol that has been shared with and agreed by all Group Leaders.
	www.kirklees.labour.co.uk /ViewPage.cfm?Page=12873 (735 words)

	Kirklees Metropolitan Council
		Kirklees Council is the largest organisation in the area providing a wide range of services for the local community.
		Degree disciplines accepted: N/A. Employment location: Kirklees is the 7th largest metropolitan district in England, a district of great contrasts, busy commercial towns divided by areas of beautiful open country side.
		Within easy travelling distance of Leeds, Manchester, Wakefield and Bradford and accessible from the M62, M1 and A1, Kirklees in Yorkshire is full of contrasts that blend together to create a superb place to live and work."
	www.shef.ac.uk /careers/fairs/Profiles/Kirklees.html (190 words)

	Kirklees Neighbourhood Housing
		Kirklees Neighbourhood Housing is officially one of the best housing organisations in the country, according to a report published 4 August 2005 by the Audit Commission.
		The successful introduction of the sheltered support service (providing help and support for older people who wish to live independently in their own home).
		On Thursday 11 November 2004, Kirklees Neighbourhood Housing won two national Chartered Institute of Housing awards for Good Practice in Developing Housing Professionals and for Outstanding Achievement in Social Housing in England for the ASET Gateways to Housing Practice Certificate.
	www.knh.org.uk (497 words)

	North Kirklees PCT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Local health chiefs are pleased to announce the signing of the financial contract to build six new healthcare premises across North Kirklees.
		Chairman of North Kirklees Primary Care Trust Barry Seal said he was delighted that years of hard work and planning had now been finalised.
		This is the PCT’s first phase of capital investment and plans are already under way to make sure that all GP premises in North Kirklees are able to provide top quality services for the future.
	www.northkirklees-pct.nhs.uk /news/news425.asp (597 words)

	Kirklees Music School tuition costs
		You should then make your payment to Kirklees Music School by cash, cheque, credit or debit card or by direct debit.
		Kirklees Priority Passport entitles children to a reduction of up to half the cost of a standard option A lesson.
		Contact Kirklees Council Passport Office on 01484 234056 for details of their Priority Passport.
	www.kirkleesmusicschool.org.uk /tuition/costs.html (154 words)

	Kirklees Metropolitan Council/Dewsbury Healthcare Mental Health Services NHS Trust
		The North Kirklees Mental Health Service has already attracted a great deal of national recognition for its excellence in service development and delivery.
		Much of its success is attributed to its integrated management by the local Social Services Department and Dewsbury Healthcare NHS Trust, its partnership with other agencies and the involvement of users and carers.
		There is clear evidence of the North Kirklees Mental Health Service’s work to improve access to mental health services for all sectors of their community.
	www.nyx.org.uk /beacons/mental/kirklees.html (243 words)

	Jarvis preferred partner in £245 million project with Kirklees council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The leading international facilities management group have been selected by Kirklees Council as their Preferred Partner in a Major Project to transform and refurbish 20 schools across the Kirklees District.
		The relationship is a momentous milestone in Public Private Partnerships in that Kirklees Council will join with Jarvis as an equity partner in the Joint Venture Project to deliver improvements and modernisation to the 20 educational establishments.
		The Kirklees Project will involve a £43 million capital investment to upgrade facilities in the educational establishments and Jarvis will contract to deliver services over a proposed 30 year concession period.
	www.jarvisplc.com /jarvisplc/media/releases/pr2000/2000-03-06 (247 words)

	North Kirklees PCT
		Cleckheaton did not have a contraceptive service which was specifically for young people, despite having one of the highest rates of teenage pregnancies within Kirklees.
		A local teenage pregnancy strategy has been developed for Kirklees which feeds into the national strategy with joint aims to reduce the number of teenage pregnancies by 50% by 2010.
		Kirklees Teenage Pregnancy Co-ordinator, Lynn Englefield, said: “Young people have told us that they are more likely to access sexual health services that have been developed especially for their own age groups.
	www.northkirklees-pct.nhs.uk /news/news385.asp (371 words)

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