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Community Centre was formed by the Trustees. In 1967 it was taken over by Elland UDC. Some maintenance was undertaken but by 1974, when Calderdale MBC became the owners, it needed repairs. In 1977, the council demolished the twin towers at the entrance. Several surveys were carried out but £500,000 was required to bring it up to standard. A committee tried to raise this money but was not successful and the centre closed on 18 December 2009. The building was signed back to the council and declared surplus to requirements. In January 2011, councillors voted to sell the building as the cost to bring the building up to standard is too much.
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Cricket Club and Stainland Bowling Club share a pavilion at Stainland Recreational Ground. The pavilion was built in 2001 after the previous pavilion burnt down. The ground is called the Memorial Ground after it was given as a post-war gift in 1922. It is one of the biggest in the Halifax
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Providence Chapel. All three graveyards remain but only the Providence Chapel remains and was converted into nine houses. The mortuary chapel was demolished after the Providence Chapel became houses. The
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508:Old Lindley
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1933:Categories
1756:Queensbury
1746:Pontefract
1711:Liversedge
1604:Castleford
1213:15 January
1150:15 January
1039:References
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616:01°52′23″W
613:53°40′26″N
580:Queensbury
568:Barkisland
564:Scammonden
560:Ainley Top
550:, Siddal,
548:Southowram
536:King Cross
460:Stony land
458:and means
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382:53°40′22″N
189:Calderdale
116:Population
1888:Windmills
1822:See also:
1807:Wakefield
1801:Todmorden
1731:Normanton
1679:Horsforth
1669:Holmfirth
1664:Hemsworth
1599:Brighouse
1433:Yorkshire
1366:Stainland
1234:11 August
1192:13 August
1129:13 August
1053:UK Census
990:Education
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779:Landmarks
722:Stainland
689:Greetland
586:and even
552:Greetland
525:Pole Moor
518:Geography
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412:Stainland
385:1°52′50″W
371:Yorkshire
324:Yorkshire
319:Ambulance
259:Post town
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64:Stainland
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1796:Thornton
1761:Rothwell
1721:Mirfield
1694:Keighley
1644:Guiseley
1639:Garforth
1619:Dewsbury
1614:Denholme
1593:Bradford
1587:Birstall
1055:(2011).
1027:See also
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891:Religion
556:Blackley
140:SE079196
123:) (with
1913:Museums
1893:History
1791:Stanley
1771:Silsden
1766:Shipley
1716:Meltham
1674:Horbury
1649:Halifax
1629:Farsley
1582:Bingley
1572:Baildon
1445:England
1419:Portals
1341:24 July
1315:24 July
1286:24 July
1260:25 July
1171:18 June
1070:4 March
1012:Halifax
969:the Rec
919:Norland
790:saltire
755:Outlane
576:Ovenden
572:Norland
544:Halifax
512:Outlane
470:Sowerby
446:History
436:Halifax
366:England
263:HALIFAX
241:England
235:Country
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1853:Places
1836:Topics
1818:Yeadon
1751:Pudsey
1736:Ossett
1726:Morley
1689:Ilkley
1624:Elland
1577:Batley
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915:Sowood
803:Danish
733:Elland
496:Sowood
432:Elland
295:Police
217:Region
150:London
1863:SSSIs
1741:Otley
1705:Leeds
1061:Nomis
947:Sport
799:Saxon
529:B6112
422:, in
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1131:2008
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