Ilkley residents are invited to the new Ilkley fountain clean and plant-up day on Sunday 6th July.
The charity behind the project, Improving Ilkley, says it initially planned to hold off on planting due to upcoming changes in Phase 2, but due to the fantastic success of its ‘Fountain Pieces’ fundraiser, and combined with generous support from Ilkley BID, means the charity is now in a position to fully plant up the area.
A spokesperson for Improving Ilkley said:
"If you’re free, we’d love for you to join us. Whether you can spare 20 minutes or more, every pair of hands makes a difference.
"It’s also a great opportunity to chat with the team and hear more about our exciting Phase 2 plans, which we’ll be officially launching in early September."
Anyone interested in joining in the clean and plant-up day should head to the fountain site at the top of Brook Street from 3pm.

Birthday card appeal launched for Ilkley woman turning 106
Ilkley Fire Station welcomes hundreds for annual open day
Ilkley MP says lessons must be learned from A65 roadworks
Thrill-seekers' skydive raises £5,700 for children's charity
Ilkley nursing home opens new landscaped garden
Ilkley Half Marathon raises more than £55,000 for local good causes
Yorkshire children invited to nominate their parents to be 'slimed' on CBBC
Yorkshire Water completes A65 work two weeks early
Sir Gareth Southgate among sporting stars heading to Ilkley golf event
Ilkley wine merchant to open third venue in Haworth
Ilkley MP demands answers from Royal Mail over postal delays
Bard in the Yard returns to Ilkley Manor House this August
Community comes together in Ilkley to address young men's mental health
Record-breaking Ilkley Open serves up more than 1,100 matches
Ilkley Playhouse unveils packed season of drama, comedy, music and live entertainment
GALLERY: Thousands celebrate Yorkshire Day in Ilkley
MP criticises lack of progress on Ilkley roadworks as Yorkshire Water extends working hours
Right at Home celebrates official opening of new office
The Little Calf offer free play sessions
Ilkley Civic Society launches search for the town's best building and conservation projects


