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Page last updated at 08:35 GMT, Sunday, 31 August 2008 09:35 UK

Controversy over Bramley WI group

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A new 'modern' branch of the Women's Institute has attracted controversy for some of the classes it offers members.

Burlesque dancing, nude painting and sex therapy classes are just some of the classes offered by Bramley's 'WI Lite'.

The group has defended its choice of classes and membership of the WI and say it is time to break away from traditionalist stereotypes that women are not interested in these activities.

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