Awards
Leeds CAMRA gives out several pub and club awards a year, here is the roll of honour.
Current Pub of the Year 2010/11
Old Cock, Otley
Current Club of the Year 2010/11
Guiseley Factory Workers Club, Guiseley
Current Pub of the Season – Winter 2011
West End House, Kirkstall
Current Most Improved Pub – Winter 2011
Packhorse, City Centre
Community Pub Award – 2011
Joint winners: Rodley Barge and Owl, Rodley
Archive
Previous Pubs of the Year
There is one award each year.
2009/10 Arcadia, Headingley
2008/09 Mr Foley’s, City Centre
2007/08 The Grove, Holbeck
2006/07 Guiseley Factory Workers Club, Guiseley
2005/06 Scarbrough Hotel, Bishopgate Street, City Centre
2004/05 Joint winners
Scarbrough Hotel, Bishopgate Street, City Centre
Grove Inn, Back Row, Holbeck
2003/04 Scarbrough Hotel, Bishopgate Street, City Centre
2002/03 Grove Inn, Back Row, Holbeck
2001/02 Duck and Drake, Kirkgate, City Centre 
2000/01 Grove Inn, Back Row, Holbeck
1999/2000 Old Vic, Whitecote Hill, Bramley
1998/99 Junction, Bondgate, Otley
1997/98 City of Mabgate, Mabgate
1996 British Oak, Westerton Road,Tingley
1995 Tap and Spile, Merrion Centre, City Centre
1994 New Bay Horse, Main Street, Methley
1993 Beer Exchange, Cambridge Street, Woodhouse
1992 Eagle, North Street, Sheepscar
1991 City of Mabgate, Mabgate
1990 Eagle, North Street, Sheepscar
1989 Eagle, North Street, Sheepscar
1988 Duck and Drake, Kirkgate, City Centre
Previous Club of the Year
2009/10 Guiseley Factory Workers Club, Guiseley
2008/09 Guiseley Factory Workers Club, Guiseley
2007/08 Guiseley Factory Workers Club, Guiseley
Previous Pubs of the Season
The number of awards made each year has changed over the years. Currently, four awards are made, one in each season, which may be won by any pub in the Leeds Branch area. The winners have been:
Autumn 2011 – Veritas, City Centre
Summer 2011 – Garden Gate, Hunslet
Spring 2011 – Old Cock, Otley
Winter 2010 – The Palace, City Centre
Autumn 2010The Hop, City Centre 
Summer 2010 Red Lion, Shadwell
Spring 2010 Chequers, Ledsham
Winter 2009 Joint Winners
Arcadia, Headingley
Fleece, Pudsey
Summer 2009 Chemic Tavern, Woodhouse
Spring 2009 Fleece, Pudsey
Winter 2008 Arcadia, Headingley
Autumn 2008 Midnight Bell, Holbeck
National award
Summer 2008 Town Hall Tavern, City Centre
Spring 2008 Mr Foley’s, City Centre
Winter 2007 Junction, Bondgate, Otley
Autumn 2007 Fox & Newt, Burley Road
Summer 2007 Palace, Kirkgate, City Centre
Spring 2007 Abbey Inn, Newlay
Winter 2006 Guiseley Factory Workers Club, Guiseley
Autumn 2006 Town Hall Tavern, City Centre
Summer 2006 North Bar, New Briggate, City Centre
Spring 2006 Grove Inn, Back Row, Holbeck
Winter 2005 Town Hall Tavern, Westgate, City Centre
Autumn 2005 Baroque, The Headrow, City Centre (this is now, of course, Mr Foley’s; having been – briefly- Dr Okell’s)
Summer 2005 Coopers, Guiseley
Spring 2005 Baroque, The Headrow, City Centre
Winter 2004 Palace, Kirkgate, City Centre
Autumn 2004 Arcadia Ale and Wine Bar, Arndale Centre, Headingley
Summer 2004 Scarbrough Hotel, Bishopgate Street, City Centre
Spring 2004 Town Street Tavern, Town Street, Horsforth
Winter 2003 Chequers, Claypit Lane, Ledsham
Autumn 2003 Whitelocks, Turks Head Yard, City Centre
From Spring 2002 until Summer 2003 there were four awards, but Spring and Autumn were restricted to pubs outside Leeds Centre, while Summer and Winter were restricted to pubs inside Leeds Centre. The winners were:
Summer 2003 Palace, Kirkgate, City Centre
Spring 2003 Black Bull, Market Place, Otley
Winter 2002 Grove Inn, Back Row, Holbeck
Autumn 2002 Red Lion, Kirkgate, Otley
Summer 2002 Whitelocks, Turks Head Yard, City Centre
Spring 2002 Bowling Green, Bondgate, Otley
Between 1996 and Spring 2002 there were only two awards each year, in Winter and Summer, open to all pubs.
Winter 2001 Duck and Drake, Kirkgate, City Centre
Summer 2001 Boat, Main Street, Allerton Bywater
Winter 2000 Grove Inn, Back Row, Holbeck
Summer 2000 Prince of Wales, Mill Hill, City Centre
Winter 1999 Boat, Main Street, Allerton Bywater
Summer 1999 New Inn, Main Street, Barwick in Elmet
Winter 1998 Junction, Bondgate, Otley
Summer 1998 Hogshead, Great George Street, City Centre
Winter 1997 City of Mabgate, Mabgate
Summer 1997 Viaduct, Lower Briggate, City Centre
Winter 1996 Palace, Kirkgate, City Centre
Summer 1996 Viaduct, Lower Briggate, City Centre
There were no Pub of the Season awards in 1994 and 1995. Before this time there were four awards each year. The winners from 1992 were:
Winter 1993 City of Mabgate, Mabgate
Autumn 1993 Eagle, North Street, Sheepscar
Summer 1993 Beer Exchange, Cambridge Street, Woodhouse
Spring 1993 Old Vic, Whitecote Hill, Bramley
Winter 1992 Tut ‘n’ Shive, The Green, Yeadon
Autumn 1992 Sandford Arms, Broad Lane, Bramley
Summer 1992 Prince of Wales, Mill Hill, CityCentre
Spring 1992 New Roscoe, Bristol Street, Sheepscar
Previous Most Improved Pubs
This award was inaugurated in 2004. It is awarded each quarter, but only when the Branch judges that there is a pub of sufficient merit. The winners have been:
Winter 2010 – Crown, Pudsey
Autumn 2010 – The Pack Horse, Woodhouse
Summer 2010 – no award made
Spring 2010 – Duck & Drake
Winter 2009 Picture House
Summer 2009 Original Oak, Headingley
Winter 2008 – Fox & Newt, Burley
Autumn 2008 – Tarn, Yeadon
Autumn 2007 – Not awarded [Jan 2008]
Summer 2007 – Owl, Rodley [Nov 2007]
Spring 2007 – Summer Cross, Otley [August 2007]
Winter 2006 – Smithy, Tingley [May 2007]
Autumn 2006 – New Inn, Drighlington [Feb 2007]
Summer 2006 – New Inn, Barwick in Elmet – [Nov 2006]
Spring 2006 – Manor House, Otley [July 2006]
Winter 2005 – No nominations [March & April 2006]
Autumn 2005 – Not awarded [Feb 2006]
Summer 2005 – No nominations
Spring 2005 – Bricklayers, Woodhouse [July 2005]
Spring 2005 – Fenton, Woodhouse [April 2005]
Winter2004 – The Junction, Bondgate, Otley [Feb 2005]
Summer 2004 – Horse and Trumpet, The Headrow, City Centre [Sept 2004]
It is unknown quite how we ended up with two Spring 2005 awards.
Community Pub Awards
2010 Guiseley Factory Workers Club, Guiseley
2009 The Abbey, Newlay
2008 The Abbey, Newlay
2007 Chemic Tavern, Woodhouse