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Conservatories, Orangeries, Replacement Double Glazed Windows & Doors available from West Yorkshire Windows throughout Ossett.

West Yorkshire Windows is your local Conservatory Outlet dealer offering the very latest uPVC Conservatories in Ossett? Tailor-made Orangeries in Ossett? What about a company who installs the very latest 'A' Rated Replacement Double Glazing Windows in Ossett? Maybe you need a company to supply a great range of safe and secure uPVC Doors in Ossett? Or simply - Patio Doors, French Doors, an entrance to be proud of with a tailor-made Porch or maintenance free Roofline Guttering and Bargeboards?

Whatever it is, you can rely on West Yorkshire Windows in Yorkshire for the highest quality products at genuine, affordable prices - a professional installation service and a great customer after sales team dedicated to you?

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Whatever it is we'd like to invite you to visit our showrooms in Wakefield, Sheffield or Leeds, Yorkshire. Our fabulous showrooms feature fully built examples of beautifully furnished conservatories, orangeries, and our new 'A' rated energy efficient double glazing window options and the latest secure uPVC doors to suite your home and budget.

A little bit of interesting facts on Ossett

In 1971, Ossett had a population of just over 17,000 and thirty years later there were 21,000 people living in the town. Located just off junction 40 of the M1 motorway, Ossett's convenient position has attracted industry and resident commuters working in the major cities of the West Riding. Following three decades of gradual decline, Ossett has seen unprecedented growth in recent years.

In the 1970s, a forty acre site, adjoining the A638 Dewsbury-Wakefield road at Flushdyke, a feeder road off the M1 was zoned for industrial use. Longlands Industrial Estate has attracted many new businesses to the town, providing jobs and increased affluence, although it has to be said, ruining the residential nature of the area. Software company Team 17 are based in Ossett and their most famous game "Worms" contains a Hell level with a sign saying "Welcome to Ossett".

One of the reasons for the influx of people to Ossett is the excellent performance of Ossett School and Sixth Form College, a specialist Technology and Sports College, which has some of the best academic results in the area. Ossett School was created in September 1969 when Ossett Grammar School, originally founded in 1735, became a comprehensive.

Ossett is currently part of the Normanton constituency and the local Labour M.P. is Ed Balls. Labour have held Normanton since 1885, longer than any other constituency in the U.K. However, due to boundary changes, Ossett will be part of the Wakefield constituency at the next election. Within the town, local elections are usually closely contested between the Liberal Democrats and Labour, although the British National Party took 18.5% of the vote in 2003.

A thriving market town, Ossett holds a market on Tuesdays and Fridays. There is a Community Centre that hosts local hobby groups, a first-class Public Library and one very crowded central Post Office following the mindless closure of Ossett's sub-Post Offices in the outlying districts. The Gawthorpe Maypole Feast and Procession has been held each May since 1874.

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