I am sure everyone has had some time over the last 10 months to cook, do crafting, do art work and capture some wonderful photographs. We all turn to what we like doing when time allows, so how have you been filling your spare time, as we have had a lot of time to fill? Which have you been doing – baking, crafting, painting or taking photographs. My name is...
At Emley Show last year, I was incredibly surprised to jointly win the Sylvia Edmondson Trophy with Paul Thewlis. This was partly because I didn’t know such an award existed but mainly because I wouldn’t categorise myself in any way as an award winning cook. Whilst I had grown up seeing my female relatives baking and making preserves, I had never bothered making anything, as they had always supplied me...
FOOD MARQUEE – we would like to announce that for the 2020 Show we are changing the procedure for booking plots in the food marquee. This year, traders who wish to attend will need to download an application form. These will then be considered by the Show Committee and successful applicants will be notified and given a link to book their preferred plot. After feedback from last year’s show, instead...
We aim to make the show as accessible as possible for members of the public and this year we are teaming up with Age UK Calderdale and Kirklees who are providing a number of mobility scooters free of charge for people who might find it difficult to walk the around the show ground. You do not need to be registered disabled. Scooters will be available at the Blue Gate and...
Every year it now seems common place to elect a new president for the Emley Show at the December Annual General Meeting, ending the year with a new president who stays in seat for the coming year and next show. This event has now taken place and I feel it is worth putting pen to paper to write this article about our new President April Bray. April and I spent...
We aim to make the show as accessible as possible for members of the public and this year we are teaming up with Age UK Calderdale and Kirklees who are providing a number of mobility scooters free of charge for people who might find it difficult to walk the around the show ground. You do not need to be registered disabled.
