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The concept of Kipling's was created 17 years ago by Pervis and Rafiq known to regulars as ‘RAF’, with a passion for authentic Indian cuisine and a desire to present it combined with Western influences. The name was taken from the famous author and poet, Rudyard Kipling, an English gentleman living in India. With the design of the restaurant created by Pervis's wife, Debbie and the food created by Tarik our chef, the result was something quite unique with an unusual ambience It was not a typical "curry house" as the British people had come to know. The result was a relaxed and unique setting with an untypical ambience when we opened our doors in Greengates, Bradford, 17 years ago. Tarik, our chef has remained loyal to us to this day. Our vision was an instant success as our popularity grew thanks to the recommendations from our loyal clientelle and winning many awards from all over Britain and consistently very favourable reviews in the media. After repeated requests from customers who had to travel many miles to reach us, we decided to open our second restaurant. We searched for just the right place and found it in the discerning town of Ilkley where we were welcomed amongst the locals for bringing our famous mouthwatering dishes and high standards to their bustling town. Following this success our third restaurant quickly followed in the up and coming town of Sowerby Bridge, Halifax. We recognised the potential here as we had quietly watched the growth in the town and the surrounding areas and saw a niche for us and wanted to be a part of it's success. We hope you all enjoy your experience at Kipling's and look forward to a long lasting friendship with you. If you have any enquiries please use the link to contact us. Awards: * 1995 C.E.I.H Hot Stuff Chef Of Year (Bradford Heat) Runner Up * 2001 C.E.I.H National Curry Chef (Bradford Heat) Winner * 2001 C.E.I.H National Curry Chef (North West Region) Runner up * 2003 Leeds Guide Magazine Curry Cook-Off Runner Up * 2003 B.I.B.A(Best In Britian Awards) Curry Website Of Year Runner Up * 2003/04 Bradford Chef Of The Year Runner Up * 2004 UK Curry Chef(Banglatown Festival,London) Winner * 2004 By Winning UK Curry Chef In London The Winning Dish Be Came London Olympic 2012 Bid's Official Curry * 2004 B.I.B.A Customer's Restaurant Of Year Winner * 2004 B.I.B.A Grove Award For Charity Winner * 2004 Curry Capital Of Britian Part Of the Winning team one of the 4 Restaurants That Brought The Title Back To Bradford * 2005 B.I.B.A Best Front Of House Person(Mohammed Rafiq) Winner * 2006 Leeds Guide Magazine Best Curry Award Winner * 2007 Voted In Top 5 Best Indian Restaurant In West Yorkshire By Yorkshire Evening Post

Moorhouse's have supplied a selection of real ales to Heath for sometime. For 2011/12 they are now sponsoring a Player of the Month, for each team in rotation. The well-deserved winner receives a T-shirt and a boxed gift set of a Glass and a Bottle of one of their fine ales. About the Brewery: When William Moorhouse founded Moorhouse’s in 1865, in premises not far from the present production site, on the opposite side of Accrington Road, he produced mineral waters, which were sold in bottles and half-gallon jars. By 1870 the business was doing so well that William decided to build his own premises and relocated to the building that we occupy today. This brewery was purpose-built as a drinks-manufacturing site, with the terraced houses on either side being added later to house workers and members of the Moorhouse family. In its original layout, incorporated into the brewery buildings were the stables in which the delivery dray horses were kept. William died leaving two sons, one of which, Thomas, took over the running of the company. In 1904 an exploding bottle seriously injured him. He never recovered from this accident and later died of his injuries. His elder brother took over Moorhouse’s and developed the Hop Bitters – Old Kent Mild, Old Peter Stout, and Old Boss Bitter - which won two exhibition awards. These Hop Bitters were low in alcohol, less than 2% abv, and deemed to be "non-intoxicating liquours". They were sold on draught in Temperance bars throughout the North-West and exported in bottles throughout the world, selling particularly well in Muslim countries, where alcohol is banned. In the 1930’s a decision was made to concentrate on the Hop Bitters sales and production, and so the Minerals side of the business was sold to Thwaites of Blackburn. The company remained in the hands of the Moorhouse Family until 1978 when it was sold by its last surviving member, Thomas Fawcett. When Tom Fawcett sold the company, he sold the brewery premises, the brewery plant and the recipe for Hop Bitters. He refused to pass on the recipes for the other products and soft drinks, stating that they were family recipes and as he had no family to pass these on to, they would go with him to the grave. The one recipe that he did pass on was for a Shandy concentrate that is still produced to this day. He also insisted that, as part of the sale agreement, he would remain on the brewery payroll for the rest of his life. As the new owners were keen to acquire the business and premises and were aware that Tom was 73 at the time and not in the best of health, they agreed. He died in 1995 aged 90! The purchaser in 1978 was a local builder named Michael Ryan, who had an interest in producing "real ale". This was no doubt driven by the standard of some of the mass-produced beers available at that time, and it was at this point that Moorhouse’s produced an "alcoholic" beer for the first time, Premier Bitter. Within twelve months of buying the company, Mr Ryan discovered he couldn't make it viable and so sold the business on. During the course of the next two years the brewery changed hands four times, with each successive owner failing to make the venture profitable. At this time the brewery was struggling to sell ten barrels of beer a week. In 1982 a local businessman, Alan Hutchinson, bought the business. Mr Hutchinson owned a chain of Hotels, Bingo Halls and Night Clubs and used the brewery as an independent supplier to his retail estate. With a new brewer in situ and a new brand introduced, Pendle Witches Brew, brewery production grew steadily to a level of 25 barrels of beer a week. Unfortunately Mr Hutchinson died quite suddenly in 1985 and his business empire was bought en bloc by Apollo Leisure. While the Hotels and Bingo Halls fitted in quite well with the new owner's existing business, there was little desire to run a small brewery in Burnley, and Moorhouse's was once again faced with extinction. Workers at the brewery had already been issued with their redundancy notices when a Manchester businessman, William Parkinson, tried a pint of Pendle Witches Brew during the course of a business lunch. Being originally from Burnley he made enquiries at the bar as he had never heard of the brand before. On being told by the barman of the company’s imminent closure, Mr. Parkinson then made a number of enquiries and within seven days had purchased the brewery. Since then he has invested significantly in the business, with a new brew plant being installed in 1988 and a new warehouse / distribution depot added in 1995. These additions and improvements have given the brewery the capacity to produce 220 barrels of beer a week, and the installation of more fermenting vessels has increased capacity to 400 barrels a week. There are currently plans underway to treble this capacity by 2010. The company has six pubs of its own; two in Burnley - The General Scarlett and The Stanley; The Dusty Miller in Bury; The Pendle Witch in Atherton; The Craven Heifer in Rawtenstall; and the Rising Sun in Blacko. In addition to supplying its own outlets, Moorhouse’s supplies beers to approx. 300 Free Trade outlets within a 50-mile radius of the brewery and enjoys national distribution through a comprehensive wholesale network. Three of Moorhouse’s products are available in bottle, Blond Witch, Pendle Witches Brew and Black Cat. Both are available through Morrisons and Booths. In addition to these domestic sales, the bottles are exported to Canada, Holland, Belgium, France, Italy, Sweden and Cyprus. Exports to the USA also include Blond Bitch and Owd Ale. Pendle Witches Brew is also brewed under license in Cyprus. Moorhouse’s now employs in excess of 50 full and part-time employees, almost half of whom are employed directly at the brewery. Over the years Moorhouse’s beers have won numerous awards at beer festivals up and down the Country. In addition to these Moorhouse’s beers have gained recognition at the Brewing Industry International Awards, the "Oscars" of the brewing industry. This award ceremony takes place every two years and the prizes are keenly fought over by breweries from around the world. In April 2004, Moorhouse's walked away with a clutch of awards. Listed below are Moorhouse’s major honours. Premier Bitter Gold Medal Winner in 2004, Silver Medal Winner in 1992 and 1982 Pendle Witches Brew Silver Medal Winner in 1996 Pride of Pendle Gold Medal Winner and Champion Cask Ale in 2004 Black Cat GBBF Champion Beer of Britain, Year 2000 Gold Medal Winner in 1998 Gold Medal Winner as Overall Champion – Dark Milds Stouts & Porters 1998 Also in 1998 Black Cat was awarded Gold Medal in its class at the Champion Beer of Britain Awards and Bronze Medal winner overall. This competition is judged by CAMRA. In 1998 Black Cat won three Gold Medals at major competitions and was judged to be best in its class by both drinkers and brewers.

Supplying quality beers and supporting Heath RUFC. Thwaites Brewery is a regional brewery founded in 1807 by Daniel Thwaites in Blackburn, Lancashire, England. The firm still operates from its original town centre site. A variety of cask ales, draught beers, lagers and ciders are produced in Blackburn or imported from Europe by Thwaites. In 1999, the Mitchell brewery in Lancaster closed down, and was bought in part by Thwaites. Lancaster Bomber has since been available from Thwaites public houses after being acquired in the takeover. Thwaites also has a hotels division, which is called Shire Hotels. Thwaites brewery complex in Blackburn town centre. As its sign states, The Plough at Eaves, in Eaves, Lancashire, is a Thwaites pub. The company now has over 350 pubs in the North of England, as well as supplying off-licences, clubs and the free trade. The brewery invested heavily in pasteurised keg beers, especially those powered by nitro in the 1990s, however is now working to increase the market for its cask beers. Thwaites unveiled a new Craft brewery in December 2011 named "Crafty Dan". Beers are available in draught form in the company's 350 pubs, which are mainly in the North of England. The bottled beers are widely distributed. Many of the pubs in Blackburn and nearby smaller towns such as Great Harwood are owned by Thwaites. Thwaites produce regular ales: * Original, an old recipe that is attributed to the success of Thwaites in the North West. * Daniel's, a premium ale available in selected pubs and hotels. * Smooth, a Bitter ale. * Mild * Nutty Black, previously known as Dark Mild. Now available at many supermarkets. * Thoroughbred * Liberation * Lancaster Bomber, taken from the Mitchell Brewery in Lancaster. * Strong Ale, a strong dark beer brewed on behalf of the Co-op. * Wainwright, a golden ale. Thwaites also produces a range of Craft Beers. A limited edition of 13 to choose from throughout the year, each is only available for a limited period. The Current Range * Good Elf is available in November and December and is a pleasantly sweet and slightly spicy mild. * Blooming Ale is a fairly ordinary bitter, and becomes available in the Springtime. Awards. A particularly successful brew was Thwaites Best Mild, one of only three ales to win the Champion Beer of Britain twice - 1978 and 1980. The recipe has been changed and the beer is now known as Dark Mild and is mainly available pasteurised in keg form. Bicentenary. In 2007, the brewery celebrated its 200th year producing ales - a large banner was hung from the top of the brewery tower, and a digital countdown activated counting down the days to the event. To celebrate, the brewery released a range of limited edition ales - Double Century, Flying Shuttle Premium Ale, Elma's Pound (named for the granddaughter of the founder, Elma Yerburgh) and Wainwright's Fine Ale.[4] 12,000 bottles of Double Century were produced and distributed. The ale is sweet and mild, and rather refreshing for a traditional ale. Wainwright's Fine Ale, originally a limited edition, is now on sale indefinitely due to popular demand. It was initially only available as a cask ale. In 2008 a bottled version was launched. The Thwaites logo has undergone several changes since the brewery's foundation. The traditional logo was simplified to a gold and red emblem featuring the shire horses on the top and remained in use until May 2011. The newly adopted logo is based on vintage designs from the 19th century, but for the first time in the brewery's history, the famous shire horses which have been part of the emblem for almost 200 years have been dropped from its design.

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Based in Elland, MITIE Engineering Maintenance (North) Ltd, a specialist division of MITIE Group Plc, has developed into one of the UK’s leading providers of building maintenance services over the past 16 years. The company’s success has been built upon the unique way that we have developed our service offering: minimum sub-contracting though increased self delivery, continual development of our people and the commitment to delivering added value and innovation. Our quality of service is achieved through the strength of our local service delivery, backed by national support. To ensure that we can deliver this support to our clients on either a local or national basis, we operate from six regional offices, 22 operational sites and one central head office location. Our only product is the service that our staff provide and so the development of a strong team spirit is key to our success. We are therefore delighted to be able to support Heath Rugby Union as we share both the town of Elland as our base and team values; including team spirit, trust, boldness, camaraderie and honesty.

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