A few artist impressions of the proposed building.
A more comprehensive photo album, showing Ben Plummer's photos of the scheme as it progressed.
Photos of the new Parish Council - and their contact details.
Can also be accessed from the "Parish Council" index, under Contact Councillors.
From 1612 to the present time, a series of maps showing the expansion of the village from a population of 400 to the currently estimated 7,000.
A series of photographs taken from a helicopter, a remote-controlled model helicopter and a light aircraft.
Split into three distinct sections, some of the photographs need no commentary.
A selection of photographs supplied from the archives of The Burley History Group.
A selection of photographs supplied from the archives of The Burley History Group.
This is a series of photos showing the changes to familiar views that have occured over the years. Some changes are purely cosmetic, whilst others are more dramatic, especially as a result of the re-routing of the River Wharfe to enable the building of the by-pass.
A pictorial record of Scalebor Park, from hospital to housing project.
The Burley Village Wildlife Group intend to ensure that the Reserve continues to develop its range and depth of flora and fauna. With this in mind volunteers are always welcome. We have a wonderful team and are proud of our achievements to date - and we have had great fun along the way! If you feel you might like to help, or would simply like to know more about the Reserve, why not give Peter Riley a ring on (01943) 862916 – no obligation!
Over the passing of time many businesses have existed in Burley; here is a section showing a small selection of recent ones which no longer exist in Burley.
A pictorial record of the removal, refurbishment and replacement of the clock tower bell at The Queen‘s Hall
These albums can also be viewed from the Photo Gallery in the "Summer Festival" on the main menu.
A collection of photos received so far.
With contributions from Ilkley Camera Club members Liz & John Stringer, and Len Downes (see his Flickr album
HERE ), along with shots taken by the general public.
For inclusion of your own photos, please e-mail them to
HERE.