Apr
2008
Articles from 19th Apr 2008
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Tower re-opens
Apr 19 2008 | Express and Chronicle
THE historic Victoria Tower at Castle Hill reopens on Saturday May 3 to Monday May 5, then each weekend from Saturday May 31 until Sunday September 14. Visitors to Castle Hill, off Lumb Lane, Almondbury, will be able to to enjoy panoramic views from the top of the tower at 1,000ft. For details contact Julian Brown on 01484-223830. Read
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Treat in store with eggstra special prizes
Apr 19 2008 | Express and Chronicle
AN eggscellent adventure ended with a haul of chocolate goodies for one Holme Valley youngster. Read
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Pub set to roll out the barrels
Apr 19 2008 | Express and Chronicle
REAL ALE fans will have to wait a bit longer for a pint from a micro-brewery at a legendary valley pub. Read
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Balkans in valley
Apr 19 2008 | Express and Chronicle
MARSDEN Cuckoo Day is back for a 16th year next weekend – but this time with a Balkan twist. Read
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Blast from the past – but do you remember?
Apr 19 2008 | Express and Chronicle
THE resurrection of the Golcar Sing and a free shuttle bus are just two of the new features for this year’s Golcar Lily Day. Read
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Lots of fun tales from life of an auctioneer
Apr 19 2008 | Express and Chronicle
MEMBERS of Denby Dale District Collector’s Society held their April meeting at Clayton West Methodist Church. Read
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The good life at 90
Apr 19 2008 | Express and Chronicle
SOME say good food is the key to a longer life and former village news correspondent Enid Schofield certainly thinks so. Read
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Milestone birthday for former landlady
Apr 19 2008 | Express and Chronicle
A STALWART of the Holmfirth pub scene celebrated a landmark birthday last weekend. Read
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Join the volunteers for day of action in valley
Apr 19 2008 | Express and Chronicle
HOT snacks are on offer in exchange for a bit of hard graft today (Saturday). Read
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Jobs axed at Holmfirth
Apr 19 2008 | Express and Chronicle
SHOCKWAVES reverberated across the Huddersfield area with the announcement that Hepworth Engineering, at Holmfirth, was to be sold and that 60 jobs – about half the workforce – would be axed. Read
