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With Christmas out of the way, Easter is just around the corner. And with chocolate eggs already filling the shelves, perhaps now is the time to think about how to keep the kids entertained during the Easter break.

On Sunday 4th April 2010 Shibden Hall, Calderdale (West Yorkshire) is holding its traditional Easter Fair from 1 – 4pm including art and craft, bunny hunt, egg decorating and an egg rolling competition.

The event promises to be fun for all the family and is included in the admission price of Shibden Hall.

The 600-year old Shibden Estate is one of West Yorkshire’s most important heritage sites and is a green oasis less than a mile from Halifax, West Yorkshire.

To make the most of the many attractions in the area, the Pennines market town of Hebden Bridge provides an ideal base and offers among the best accommodation West Yorkshire has to offer.

Here you will discover the delights of Croft Mill, which has been receiving excellent reviews for its level of comfort and service. It is advisable to book in advance if you are seeking a B & B West Yorkshire.

Croft Mill is a recently converted mill in the heart of the town offering 4-star accommodation in 12 immaculate and stylish self-catering West Yorkshire apartments.

This stunning mill conversion can accommodate 45 guests in 12 apartments ranging from Standard to a luxury Penthouse, so that there is something to suit all tastes and budgets.

Contemporary styling, soft, neutral décor and high quality furnishings are a feature of the whole development and offer individuality and comfort that hotels West Yorkshire cannot match.

Apartments range from standard to Superior and Penthouse Apartments, which offer breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.

The Croft Mill website at http://www.croftmill.com contains photography and a virtual tour of each luxurious apartment and there are more special offers as well as a booking enquiry form, a list of local events.

Hebden Bridge itself is a magnet for tourists who come to enjoy its original shops and galleries, organic food outlets, restaurants and bars, fabulous walks and cycle ways, and surrounding countryside and attractions.

Step back in time to the 1940s from 15 May 2010 when the West Yorkshire village of Haworth recreates the era with its famous 1940s weekend.

Wartime England is recreated in the main street as the village turns back the clock to the time of air raids, ration books and utility suits.

Local people wear period clothing, the Home Guard is put on standby, out come the sand bags and troops carrying kit bags can be seen striding out up the hilly cobbled streets.

1940s vehicles are dotted up and down the street, and 40s newspapers and programmes of events are sold bringing the latest news from the front lines.

Live entertainment on the street over the weekend includes military vehicles, jive dancing and a Marching Pipe Band on parade and even fly-pasts from wartime aircraft.

For this very popular event it is advisable to book in advance if you are seeking a B & B West Yorkshire.

For the best accommodation West Yorkshire can offer, the charming town of Hebden Bridge is a stone’s throw from Haworth. Here you will discover the delights of Croft Mill, which has been receiving excellent reviews for its level of comfort and service.

Croft Mill is a recently converted mill in the heart of the town offering 4-star accommodation in 12 immaculate and stylish self-catering West Yorkshire apartments.

This stunning mill conversion can accommodate 45 guests in 12 apartments ranging from Standard to a luxury Penthouse, so that there is something to suit all tastes and budgets.

Contemporary styling, soft, neutral décor and high quality furnishings are a feature of the whole development and offer individuality and comfort that hotels West Yorkshire cannot match.

Apartments range from standard to Superior and Penthouse Apartments, which offer breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.

The Croft Mill website at http://www.croftmill.com  contains photography and a virtual tour of each luxurious apartment and there are more special offers as well as a booking enquiry form, a list of local events.

For those who love to explore and discover new places, a break in Calderdale, South Pennines is guaranteed to delight.

With miles and miles of picturesque open countryside in which to get off the beaten track, and charming towns and villages around West Yorkshire to explore, the area has much to offer families and couples alike.

On Sunday 31 January and Saturday 13 March, from 1-4pm, the village of Shibden is offering visitors the chance to delve into the areas where the public are not normally allowed to go.

From the cellars of stunning Shibden Hall, to the tower library, explorers can find out more about the fascinating history of the hall and the people who lived there.

The 600-year old Shibden Estate is one of West Yorkshire’s most important heritage sites and is a green oasis less than a mile from Halifax, West Yorkshire.

To make the most of the many attractions in the area, the Pennines market town of Hebden Bridge provides an ideal base and offers luxurious B&B accommodation perfect for a longer holiday.

Croft Mill, a recently converted mill in the heart of the town, offers 4-star accommodation in 12 immaculate and stylish self-catering holiday apartments to suit all needs and budgets.

Contemporary styling, soft, neutral décor and high quality furnishings are a feature of the whole development. The lounge areas in the Penthouse and Superior apartments have leather sofas, oak furniture, flat screen TV, DVD player and a selection of books and games.

Apartments range from standard to Superior and Penthouse Apartments, which offer breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The Mill even boasts a rooftop conservatory that is available to book for small functions.

The Croft Mill website at http://www.croftmill.com contains photography and a virtual tour of each luxurious apartment and there are more special offers as well as a booking enquiry form, a list of local events and information about the town and surrounding area.

Hebden Bridge itself is a magnet for tourists who come to enjoy its original shops and galleries, organic food outlets, restaurants and bars, fabulous walks and cycle ways, and surrounding countryside and attractions.

Looking for a unique Valentine’s get away?

Then why not consider a romantic weekend in the charming market town of Hebden Bridge, where you can take part in ‘Build A Nest Box Day’ and build a des res for a pair of lovebirds at the stunning location of nearby Ogden Water.

‘Build A Nest Box Day’ takes place on 13 February at this beautiful country park, which has a serene lake at its centre. For £4 per person you can spend the day here away from the stresses and strains of everyday life and together build a cosy nest box to take home for the lovebirds in your yard or garden to raise a brood in.

After such a romantic and eco-friendly day, retire to the attractive Pennines market town of Hebden Bridge (20 minutes) to spoil yourselves. Hebden Bridge is famous for its original shops and galleries, organic food outlets, restaurants and bars, fabulous walks and cycle ways, and surrounding countryside and attractions.

Make sure you book only the best accommodation to make this romantic getaway complete. Croft Mill is a recently converted mill in the heart of the town offering immaculate and stylish 4-star accommodation.

The 12 apartments in this lovingly restored Mill range from Standard to a luxury Penthouse with beautiful views over the town and to the countryside beyond. The Mill even boasts a rooftop conservatory that is available to book for small functions.

You can even book the ultimate treat for your loved one and order Croft Mill’s 90 minute relaxing Spa package which includes Collagen Facial and Mini Manicure, Full Body Massage and Mini Facial, Reflexology Treatment and Mini Facial or Relaxing Back Massage and Non Surgical Facial.

The Croft Mill website at http://www.croftmill.com contains photography and a virtual tour of each luxurious apartment and there are more special offers as well as a booking enquiry form, a list of local events and information about the town and surrounding area.

The UK’s Fairtrade Fortnight takes place from 22 February until the 7 March 2010.

This year’s theme is ‘The Big Swap’ and if you are planning to take part, why not visit, the first village in the UK ever to gain Fairtrade status?

Howarth, in the south Pennines, is an attractive, busy village with plenty of events going on throughout the year. The village gained Fairtrade status in 2002 and since then has marked Fairtrade Fortnight with memorable events.

Most of the shops sell some Fairtrade products and the cafés, restaurants, tea-rooms and B&Bs all use Fairtrade products.

This year Haworth is holding a Tea Dance where everyone is welcome to dance or just listen to the Palm Court Orchestra whilst enjoying Fairtrade sandwiches, cakes and tea.

‘The Big Swap’ is organised by The Fairtrade Foundation, which is encouraging the nation to swap their usual foodstuffs for Fairtrade items. The Fairtrade Foundation is aiming for one million and one swaps and each swap will be proof that the UK wants developing world producers to get a better deal.

If you plan to visit Haworth during Fairtrade Fortnight, the nearby Town of Hebden Bridge is a must-see, and offers luxurious 4-Star B & B accommodation at its recently converted former Mill in the town centre.

 ‘Croft Mill’ has been lovingly restored to offer 12 immaculate and stylish 4-star self-catering holiday apartments to suit all needs and budgets.

Croft Mill can accommodate 45 guests in 12 apartments ranging from Standard (which is anything but) to a luxury Penthouse with wonderful views. The Mill even boasts a rooftop conservatory that is available to book for small functions.

The Croft Mill website at http://www.croftmill.com contains photography and a virtual tour of each luxurious apartment and there are more special offers as well as a booking enquiry form, a list of local events and information about the town and West Yorkshire surrounding area.

Hebden Bridge itself is a magnet for tourists who come to enjoy its original shops and galleries, organic food outlets, restaurants and bars, fabulous walks and cycle ways, and surrounding countryside and attractions.