Driving Schools in KeighleyKeighley

Keighley is a town of approximately 51,500 inhabitants, situated in the county of West Yorkshire. Historically, the town has been involved with textiles, mainly wool and cotton processing. This caused the town to boom; its population expanding from less than 6,000 in 1800 to over 60,000 by 1850, spurned by a large number of mills opening in the town, all demanding employees. Like many mill towns, the industry declined, and most of Keighley’s mills shut down, though many of the buildings are still in use. However, the centre of Keighley is full of concrete, brutalist buildings, such as the Airedale shopping centre and the Keighley College, as well as several ugly residential blocks. The Keighley and Worth Valley preserved railway has its main station in the town, and attracts a number of visitors annually. The railway is well known for its use in the 1970 film ‘The Railway Children’, which was largely filmed at nearby Oakworth station. The nearest driving theory test centre to Keighley is situated in Bradford, approximately 7 miles away, or a 25 minutes rail journey. The town has a practical test centre, which is located on Spencer Street (at the rear of 54 Devonshire Street).

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