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Situated on the edge of the town of Keighley, West Yorkshire, The Brown Cow offers, what can be argued, the best real ale and the best company in the district! Hand pulled cask ales in best condition is the name of the game. A Timothy Taylor's house we are, but with ever changing guest beers, usually from micro breweries on two dedicated pumps. So let's see - four Timothy Taylor beers always available and two guest beers - anything from Elland (E & S), Ossett, Brown Cow, Salamander to the one around the corner - Naylor's! And more! A relaxing, friendly atmosphere - they all say that don't they? BUT, we can say that we have a strict no bad language policy which means that we really do have a relaxing, friendly atmosphere!

Barry & Carol Taylor of the Brown Cow West Leeds Street Keighley.

Enjoy a drink in one of Keighley's best public houses - favourite of the History Society

In 2008, KeighleyWeb
celebrates 10 years on the internet
serving Keighley and district.

All Photos, Group Photos, Information, Web Links and Essays
which have been submitted in the last few months will be
added when the sites are at a more advanced state.

http://www.keighleyweb.co.uk/ part of Keighley WebSites by Kellydonia
© 2008 Christopher M Kelly

Ours is a 16th century farmhouse set in 180 acres overlooking the great sweep of the Aire Gap, Ilkley Moor and, to the northwest, Ingleborough, 50 miles away. It commands unparalleled views of walled pasture and moorland.

Currer Laithe Farm provides inexpensive Yorkshire hospitality at its best

Currer Laithe Farm, Moss Carr Road, Long Lee
Keighley, West Yorkshire BD21 4SL

www.currerlaithe.co.uk

We'll see the Cuckoo is the first in an autobiographical trilogy. We'll trace the Rainbow follows and, shortly to be published; We'll buy another on Monday . This is a saga of a warm and loving family struggling to survive the extreme hardships of farming in the Yorkshire Dales. Every challenge is met with determination and humour, every success with relief. It is a story of Currer Laithe Farm, of a village school headship, of twenty five years of camping with Yorkshire children in The Hedrides (See A Song to Sing .) and of twenty-four years of offering holiday accommodation to thousands of people from all corners of the earth. The trilogy can be obtained from Carnegie Publishing Ltd, Lancaster LA1 4SL and A Song to Sing from Brown Ferguson, Glasgow G41 2SD or all from Jean Brown, Currer Laithe Farm, Long Lee, Keighley BD21 4SL

	ISBN 0 906 191 43 2 First published in 1979		ISBN 1-874181-22-5 First published in 1994

	ISBN 0 9532948 0 3 First published in 1998

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