West End

Settlement in Yorkshire

England

West End

Scotland, Yorkshire An old cottage and adjoining stable at the hamlet of Scotland, the hamlet is directly under the flight path from Leeds Bradford Airport. — Scotland, Yorkshire Credit: Mick Melvin

West End is a charming village located in the county of Yorkshire, in the northern part of England. Situated on the outskirts of a bustling town, it provides a peaceful and picturesque residential area for its inhabitants. The village is surrounded by lush green fields and rolling hills, creating a stunning backdrop for its quaint houses and well-manicured gardens.

West End benefits from its convenient location, being within easy reach of the town center and its amenities, while still maintaining a sense of tranquility. The village is well-connected to nearby towns and cities via a network of roads, making it an ideal place for commuters.

In terms of amenities, West End offers a range of facilities to cater to the needs of its residents. There is a local primary school, providing excellent education for the younger generation. Additionally, the village boasts a community center, which serves as a hub for various social and recreational activities.

Nature enthusiasts are in for a treat in West End, as the village is surrounded by beautiful countryside. There are numerous walking and cycling trails in the area, allowing residents to explore the stunning landscape and enjoy the fresh air. The nearby river offers opportunities for fishing and boating, adding to the outdoor recreational options available.

Overall, West End offers a harmonious blend of natural beauty, tranquility, and accessibility. With its idyllic setting and range of amenities, it is a highly desirable place to live for those seeking a peaceful and picturesque village lifestyle in Yorkshire.

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West End Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.841886/-1.653908 or Grid Reference SE2238. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Scotland, Yorkshire

An old cottage and adjoining stable at the hamlet of Scotland, the hamlet is directly under the flight path from Leeds Bradford Airport.

Mick Melvin

Approach lights, Leeds Bradford Airport

The final approach lights at the south-east end of the main runway (runway 32) at Leeds Bradford International Airport. A light aircraft coming in to land over the lights.

Rich Tea

Approach lights, Leeds Bradford Airport

Looking south-east, with the end of runway 32 behind my right side.

Rich Tea

Reservoir and pump house(?)

On the right is a small covered reservoir. The building presumably houses pumps and so on.

Rich Tea

Stone stile and broken gate

On the private road / public footpath from Scotland Lane, past the stable and houses at SE2340 : Scotland, Yorkshire, leading to the reservoir SE2340 : Reservoir and pump house(?). The post by the stile has a "Public Footpath" sign at the top.

Rich Tea

Very early daffodils, Scotland, Yorkshire

By the entrance to Moor Grange on Scotland Lane, in the hamlet of Scotland near Horsforth.

Rich Tea

The lane to Owlet Farm

Looking down from Scotland Lane

Rich Tea

Scotland Beck

Looking down from Scotland Lane as the Beck flows into the culvert under the road.

Rich Tea

South-east end, Runway 32, Leeds Bradford Airport

From Ryanair Boeing 737 as it turns round for take off. The approach lights can just be seen beyond the concrete, see also SE2340 : Approach lights, Leeds Bradford Airport

Rich Tea

Leeds-Bradford International Airport (Main Runway)

This shot was taken from a footpath which is just outside the perimeter fence around the south-east corner of the airport.

Roger Nunn

Crashed Cessna Citation

Cessna Citation N646VP, which was departing for Cannes, in trees after aborted take off at about 1750 BST June 7, 2010 at Leeds Bradford Airport. Photo taken at midday on the following day. The aircraft was attempting to depart from runway 14 and left the end of the runway, crashed through the airport perimeter fence before ending up in the trees near the runway 32 threshold. The two men on-board were not injured.

Adam Brookes

Localizer Antenna Runway 32/14, at Leeds Bradford Airport

Localizer Antenna is part of the instrument landing system (ILS) a ground-based instrument approach system that provides precision guidance to an aircraft approaching and landing on a runway, using a combination of radio signals.

John M Wheatley

Approach lights, Leeds Bradford Airport

John Slater

Feeding time at the moo

The Land Rover has arrived with the cows' supper. What nicer place to munch than in the shade of the tree!

Ian Paterson

Smile!

Ryanair aircraft EI-ENM smiles broadly for the camera as it turns at the east end of Leeds Bradford Airport ready for take-off.

Ian Paterson

Rat run

It's easy to stick to the footpath at the eastern end of the runway at Leeds Bradford Airport.

Ian Paterson

Path to Billing Hill

Footpath through the field en route to the viewpoint that is Billing Hill.

Ian Paterson

Fairway on Horsforth Golf Course

A misplaced shot here and the ball will land within the confines of Leeds/Bradford Airport - a high perimeter fence surmounted by razor wire will probably deter even the most determined golfer.

Chris Heaton

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West End is located at Grid Ref: SE2238 (Lat: 53.841886, Lng: -1.653908)

Division: West Riding

Unitary Authority: Leeds

Police Authority: West Yorkshire