VOL:4 NO. 5 JUNE/JULY 1983

NEW & VIEWS
2 COMMENT Pitting our Wits
3 DIARY and AGENDA
6 THE WAY I SEE IT
David Shutt looks back at a year as a mayor
7 FIFTH COLUMN
8 PENNINE WONDER
Richard Catlow Visits Wine Wall and Radcliffe
10 GOING THIN ON TOP
David Fletcher calls for new trees to be planted
PENNINE IDENTITY
14 NOT SUCH A BLACK HILL
Richard Mackrory looks at a maligned mountain
15 HOW GREEN OUR VALLEYS
Ken Spencer discovers a Pennine Architect
16 MECHANICAL MISSIONARY
Alan Hitch looks at a Rossendale man who took the Industrial
Revolution to the world
18 THE NAME GAME
Bernard Barnes looks at the origin of Pennine place names
20 THE LAST VALLEY
Arnold Downsborough visits Tong Hall
PENNINE LIVING
22 WHAT’S BREWING IN BURNLEY
Graeme Fort tells a remarkable story of a tiny Burnley brewery
24 A PINT FROM THE PAST
Philip Tordoff looks back at Whitakers of Halifax
GETTING THINGS DONE
26 THE HUDDERSFIELD NARROW CANAL
Liz Rushton looks forward to the canal festival at Tameside
29 THE SETTLE-CARLISLE LINE
Geoffrey Dickinson on the fight to save the Settle-Carlisle Line
REVIEWS
33 EATING OUT
in Bradford
35 PENNINE PUB GUIDE
in Blacko
36 BOOKS
PENNINE GUIDE
38 WHAT’S ON
45 WHERE TO GO
Visits Holmfirth craft market
Cover Photo: Rodger Birch
‘Fred Pinnington — Clogger’s Shop, Burnley
Road, Todmorden.
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