INCREDIBLE. Reviewing on my restaurant till i yelp. Service was great. Quality was incredible…read more Value must be 10 kagillion dollarinos.

Campaigners fought for years to get Spout Yard recognised and then turned into a park, and what a…read morejob they have done - it's a total asset to the town. It's transformed an area of waste ground into a pretty, sun-trap park complete with an outdoor theatre, childrens' play areas, picnic tables and a little refreshments stall. It's humbling that this facility is staffed by volunteers, and funded by donations. We are lucky enough to live within easy walking distance of Spout Yard and spend a lot of time there in warmer weather. There are sheltered spots for parents to lie in the shade while their children play, and the park is adjacent to a shallow part of the river Lud, where children can paddle when it's hot. It's a gated park, and feels very safe; it's also maintained beautifully. Can't praise it enough.

Now merged with the Hessle Road community wardens this shop is only open 9am till 1 pm Monday to…read moreFriday, but teh wardens are available between the hours of 8am and 8pm monday to Friday and 8am till 2pm on a Saturday. They can be called upon for all sort sand ag reat knowledge tool in teh community.

Selby Globe Community Cinema launches on September 21st 2009 with Mamma Mia, sing along at Selby's…read moreTown Hall. Come and join us, it's a great film with Abba sing along tracks. Selby Globe is a not-for-profit organisation run by volunteers with a love of film. Supported by the Town Hall, Selby Globe gets the audience to select the movies they want to watch, so the event is very user led. Films are shown on the third Monday of the month, 7 for 7.30pm. Admission prices are £3. For further details contact http://www.selbyglobe.co.uk or email selbyglobe@yahoo.co.uk Silver Screen has arrived and is screened on the third Thursday in the month. Admission is £3 and includes lunch! New for 2011, Outreach cinema bringing film to village halls in the Selby district..email for further details.

Wow! A community cinema in Selby - much handier than York or Castleford.read more

The Main centre has a library, several meeting rooms and a computer suite which are great for…read moremeetings or even classes. It is wheelchair friendly. There is also a crèche inside and an arts and productions team. The staff are top notch and really friendly. For parking use one of either car parks round the back as the bays on the front are for residents and you will get a ticket. At the back of the centre is a nursery for the infants with a decent sized playing area and plenty of things to do inside such as painting. There is another building which is the cafe. Serves home made meals and has daily specials which are really filling, especially the deserts!