The Band of Hope was started
in Leeds.
Its purpose was to discourage, particularly the young, from
alcohol.
| Anne Townson | Lumb Ghyll |
| Mary Whitham | Main Street |
| Murial Steel | Southfield Villas |
| Lilian Cockcroft | Southfield Villas |
| Mabel Steel | Turner Lane |
| Mary Smith | Southfield Villas |
| Rosa Bradley | 18 Church Street |
| K Fleming | 96 Main St |
| M Richardson | 3 The Green |
| N Richardson | 3 The Green |
| J Townson | Lumb Ghyll |
| K Foster | Rhos Cottage Moor L |
| Norman Mawer | West Hall |
| Richd Umpleby | West Hall |
| Jack Wilde | Southfield Villas |
| N Townson | Lumb Ghyll |
| Harry H Stirk | 69 Main Street |
| Clara Atack | Main Street |
| Phyllis Townson | Lumb Ghyll |
| Jack Whitaker | 102 Main St |
| J L Adams | 10 Cragg View |
| H Adams | 10 Cragg View |
| Elsie Hatton | 4 Bolton Rd |
| John Maidment | Scar Farm |
| Mrs Mills | Main Street |
| Miss Scott | Main Street |
| Ella Overin | Main Street |
| Bob Thackray | West Hall |
| Olive Gill | 91 Main St |
| James Mawer | 15 Trafalgar Rd Ilkley |
| Ben Skaife | Field House Darley |
| G Layfield | Springfield |
| Jack Layfield | West Hall |
| Tom Rishworth | Layfield Farm Langbar |
| Lilian Wroe | Springfield |
| Mr Lemmon | Springfield |
The register commences in 1927 and ends in 1935. It appears all those who registered paid 1d per annum, though some do not appear to have a penny against their name every year.