It’s one of the most iconic television scenes of all time, and now the shirt worn by Colin Firth in the BBC’s 1995 adaptation of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice is making its way to Yorkshire, after being purchased by Bankfield Museum in Halifax. The shirt featured as part of an auction of items from… read more … about Bringing a piece of television history to Calderdale>>
Calderdale Council is celebrating the achievements of women on International Women’s Day (Friday 8 March 2024) and throughout Women’s History Month. The theme of this year’s International Women’s Day, ‘inspire inclusion’, fits perfectly with the Council’s priority to reduce inequalities and its commitment to diversity and inclusion. The Council has taken great strides to be… read more … about Inspiring inclusion on International Women’s Day>>
A major plan to make life in Calderdale better for everyone has had a transformational impact, according to a review of the Council’s Corporate Plan 2022-2024. At the Cabinet meeting on Monday 11 March 2024, Councillors will discuss the plan’s progress on helping to improve life for residents, businesses and visitors at a time of… read more … about Delivering for Calderdale>>
The unique heritage and culture of Halifax will be showcased as part of a new trail around the town’s centre, mixing existing landmarks with new art installations. The ‘Art and About Trail’ is part of Future High Streets Fund work in Halifax, funded by the Government and being delivered by Calderdale Council. The trail is… read more … about Artist call-out for new cultural trail in Halifax>>
Plans to help grow Calderdale’s economy, boost people’s skills and increase employment will be discussed at the Council’s next Cabinet meeting. On Monday 11 March 2024, Cabinet Members will consider the refreshed Inclusive Economy Strategy 2024 – 2029 and the new Employment and Skills Framework 2024 – 2029. Both of these aim to enable everyone… read more … about Skills and growth for all>>
Key infrastructure improvements in south east Calderdale are being discussed by the Council’s Cabinet at the meeting on Monday 11 March 2024. In line with the Council’s priority for thriving towns and places, the Cabinet will consider two reports relating to south east Calderdale, which aim to support economic growth, bring opportunities for local people… read more … about Progressing plans for south east Calderdale>>
Calderdale Council’s ongoing commitment to equality, diversity, fairness and inclusion is highlighted in a report to be discussed by Cabinet Members. The Council values the rich diversity of our communities, and has a priority to reduce inequalities for its employees and local people. Its equality objectives 2021-2025 help to achieve this, and progress is reported… read more … about Everyone different, everyone matters>>
Calderdale Council is proposing updates to its policy on free travel between home and school for eligible children and young people. The Council offers free home to school transport as part of its legal duty and its priority to reduce inequalities, supporting families who need it most. Some children and young people need extra help… read more … about Help with home to school transport>>
The way that Calderdale’s library books, digital resources and other stock is acquired, managed and made available is being discussed by the Council’s Cabinet. The Libraries and Information Service is one of the Council’s most popular and best-used services. It is delivered from 12 libraries across the borough, and also includes an extensive online offer… read more … about Managing library resources in Calderdale>>
