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By Gareth Evans Tony Asquith, a familiar figure during his working life - both as a textile designer and weaver in the Craven District, as well as his native West Yorkshire, and a much-loved coach driver around Malhamdale and beyond - has died peacefully at the age of 83. Born the first child of Wilfred and Kathleen Asquith in Horton, Bradford, Tony spent his childhood around the city where he was educated at Grange Grammar School, before going up to the University of Leeds to study Textiles. Whilst undertaking work experience as a student at Bottomley’s Buttershaw worsted mill, he met fellow Bradfordonian, and his future wife, Judy. And following completion of his national service at the RAF stations at Leconfield and Leeming, they were married and set up home at Ben Rhydding in 1962.