Residents in the Upper Valley of Calderdale, have the chance to discuss future plans for the area, at the Upper Calder Valley Renaissance 10th anniversary exhibition and conference. The Upper Calder Valley Renaissance (UCVR) was the first project anywhere in the UK to tackle the challenging and complex job of transforming an entire valley. Since… read more … about Celebrating the past and looking to the future of the Upper Calder Valley>>
On Monday 3 November 2014 the Environment Minister, Dan Rogerson, visited parts of the Upper Calder Valley affected by unprecedented floods in 2012 and further flooding in 2013. More than 1000 homes and businesses were damaged. A great deal of progress has been made in the last two years to reduce the risk and impact… read more … about Environment Minister visits flood-affected Calder Valley>>
Specialist restoration of the historic outdoor sculptures and windows at Todmorden Town Hall will soon be underway. Temporary scaffolding will be installed outside the building very soon, signalling the start of Calderdale Council’s essential repair works. The expert works need to be carried out very carefully to protect the Grade I Listed building’s unique heritage… read more … about Restoration of Todmorden Town Hall about to begin>>
An army of volunteers will bring the heritage of Todmorden Town Hall to life by teaching people about its fascinating history and inspiring them to play a part in its future. Calderdale Council has been awarded a £45,700 grant to get an exciting new project off the ground, after submitting a bid to the Heritage… read more … about Heritage project will bring Todmorden’s past to life>>
A talk at the Central Library, Halifax, will give people an insight into life in Calderdale during the First World War, as part of the Council’s continued work to mark the centenary of its outbreak. The latest of the series of World War One lunchtime talks takes place on Remembrance Day, Tuesday 11 November, at… read more … about Remembrance Day talk at Central Library>>
Delegates from the Chinese province of Jiangxi visited Calderdale this week, developing links to support tourism and economic development. Six Chinese delegates visited Halifax Town Hall on Tuesday 28 October, where they met the Mayor of Calderdale, Cllr Pat Allen and the Leader of the Council, Cllr Stephen Baines. Gifts were exchanged, and a formal… read more … about Links with China take the next step>>
Parking pressures within Halifax should begin to ease after Calderdale Council decided to introduce a temporary Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) within the town centre. The temporary TRO, which will allow the Council to enforce time limits on parking bays, will be in place from 7 November 2014 and enforced from 10 November. This will re-introduce… read more … about Council makes progress on parking>>
The Shibden Estate is getting in the Christmas spirit, by opening its doors for a Christmas Food and Craft Fair on Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 November. There will be a variety of stalls over the weekend, offering a wide range of products from delicious homemade cakes, chutneys and jams to beautiful selections of jewellery,… read more … about Get ready for Christmas at Shibden>>
Keeping brothers and sisters together when they are adopted is something that Calderdale Council is keen to ensure. Not only does it give siblings an extra feeling of support, stability and comfort to ease the transition into their new family; it can also be hugely rewarding for adopters. Nationally there is a great need for… read more … about Adopting siblings is incredibly rewarding>>
