West Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Mark Burns-Williamson said: “Attacks on police officers and other emergency service workers are deplorable and I know the overwhelming majorit... Read more
A squad of ordinary young men from the West Yorkshire region are set to don their studs this Spring for a football match with a difference. The amateurs might know a thing or two about the b... Read more
Kirklees Council, Kirklees Dementia Action Alliance (KDAA) and partners hosted their first “Dementia Friendly Saturday” in Lindley on 21 January 2016 Dementia Friendly Saturday aimed to rais... Read more
An exciting change is moving closer for pupils, staff and families at Lydgate School in Huddersfield. Work is under way to create a new, specially-adapted base for the school, offering even... Read more
Anyone who said being more cultural or learning something new was one of their new year’s resolutions can tick it off their list by attending an art history lecture at Bagshaw Museum.... Read more
In the words of Cole Porter, in the 1930s it was a case of ‘Anything Goes’. In a decade of streamlining, speed and style, ladies of the High Society enjoyed nothing better than talking about... Read more
Mark Burns-Williamson, West Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) has launched his latest “Community Conversation” survey with a focus on police funding ahead of setting the budget... Read more
Flog It, the popular BBC One antiques programme presented by Paul Martin, is set to visit Huddersfield on Friday 10 February. The Bristol based BBC production recently filmed its 1000th epis... Read more
A new drop in service for victims of crime will launch in Huddersfield on Monday 23 January 2017 The new service ‘Kirklees Supporting Victims’ will provide advice to people who feel they hav... Read more
Kirklees school cleaners and caretakers are threatening to down tools. Unison says more than 100 low paid workers from French firm SPIE will walk out as they are the only council staff not p... Read more
