Old Station Way area

Old Station Way was constructed in 1969 after the demolition of the railway, to give access to the Saints Estate. Mount Pleasant , which runs east to connect with Stockinger Lane, is almost on the line of the railway, with Southfield House (sheltered accomodation) more or less on the site of the former railway station.

Southfield Road used to run behind the railway with Souhtfield Lane running west to connect with Southfiel Crescent and Southfield farm.

The West Croft Estate between Old Station Way and Southfield Terrace, was built by Wimpeys in the 1990s on the site of a plastics factory (making baths etc.) which was burnt down in the 1980s. It was formerly the site of a weaving shed (the Barcroft Shed) owned by Adams.
 

Latest News

Gala coming 14 July

Book the date now for the big village day of the year (after the Jubilee!).
 

Great Jubilee Plans

All residents should have received a copy of the Jubilee Weekend programme and a really great time should be had by all (weather permitting!). See the Civic Society website for details.
 

Addingham prepares for Britain in Bloom

The village is competing in the National Britain in Bloom competition this year and preparations, led by Addingham Garden Friends, are already underway.

We hope that all villagers and businesses will do your bit to help by:-

  • Making frontages and front gardens attractive and put out hanging baskets/planters visible from the street.
  • Keep pavements etc. swept and free from weeds.
  • Ensure that the village is free of litter & dog mess. 

For more information see here.