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Welcome
Situated in the heart of Ilkley, adjacent to the main car park, Clarke Foley is a charity providing facilities for recreational, educational and a wide range of other leisure pursuits.
It is used by people of all ages, many local clubs, groups, and societies who provide a variety of courses, events, exhibitions, and meetings.
There is level access to Clarke Foley; come in and see the facilities we provide.
Call in for morning coffee, lunchtime snacks, hot food (11:30 – 14:30), afternoon tea and you will see all Clarke Foley has to offer. Our staff and volunteers will be happy to help you.
Thanks to everyone who bought a table at the Table Top Sale on Saturday the 3rd of August. The morning was a great success for
Since the introduction of the new parking scheme Clarke Foley Café has noticed a huge increase in people asking for coins for the parking meters.
We received our annual visit yesterday from the Local Authority Environmental Health Officer. He liked what he saw because we have again been given a
Clarke Foley is delighted to be appearing in "Eat Drink Ilkley" the handy guide to cafes and restaurants in our area. "Eat Drink" guides explore
To mark the completion of a major building and refurbishment project All Saints' Church, Ilkley, held a service of celebration on Sunday the 23rd of
The 75 th Anniversary of the D-Day landings were commemorated by The Clarke Foley centre with a 1940’s style tea dance, which featured the New
Ilkley & District community showcase attracted 56 local community groups to come showcase and promote their various organisations to members of the public. The event
From a coma to a half marathon for Stuart (Wharfedale Observer) – Chair of Directors, Stuart Hyde, trains for the inaugural Ilkley half marathon after
Members of the public toured more than 60 interest group tables at The Clarke Foley during the annual Ilkley & District U3A Meet the Leaders
40 residents of Ilkley attended a climate action event called “Getting Stuck in”. Focused on reducing private car use and increased/improving public transport, sharing cars,
Stuart Hyde, Chair of the Board of Directors at Clarke Foley. Seen here having reached the summit of Mt Ventoux and proudly holding his Clarke