Apr
2008
Articles from 26th Apr 2008
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Fantastic folk from the fringe
Apr 26 2008 | Express and Chronicle
EVERYTHING’S ready for another fantastic Holmfirth Festival of Folk. Read
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Bowing out after 23 years
Apr 26 2008 | Express and Chronicle
A PARISH council stalwart has decided to call it a day after nearly a quarter of a century of service to the Holme Valley. Read
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Complaints on buses go to top
Apr 26 2008 | Express and Chronicle
KIRKBURTON Parish council has taken its campaign for bus improvements to a higher level. Read
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Day of the dragon for valley village
Apr 26 2008 | Express and Chronicle
VILLAGERS in the Holme Valley will be showing off their patriotic nature this weekend in their traditional way. Read
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‘Big top’ coming to little village hall
Apr 26 2008 | Express and Chronicle
THE spectacular Rapide Brothers will be in the district next month to teach circus skills to youngsters in a one-off workshop at Birdsedge Village Hall, on Penistone Road. Read
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Facelift for three valley war memorials
Apr 26 2008 | Express and Chronicle
THREE Holme Valley war memorials are to be revamped, the parish council has announced. Read
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GOLCAR
Apr 26 2008 | Express and Chronicle
The Pennine Singers held a coffee morning in St John’s Church community room. A cake stall, book stall, craft stall, a raffle and a jewellery tombola all raised money for Pennine funds. Read
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BROCKHOLES
Apr 26 2008 | Express and Chronicle
At the Methodist Church afternoon fellowship, Mrs Janet Gaunt welcomed speaker Mr Simon Hollingworth, aided by his father Mr Neil Hollingworth, who spoke on the subject “My Life in a Wheelchair”. Mrs Margaret Miller was the pianist. Read
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Centenary concert for Wooldale treat
Apr 26 2008 | Express and Chronicle
HONLEY Ladies’ Choir will be the guest artists at a concert to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Wooldale Old Folks’ Treat. Read
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BIRDSEDGE
Apr 26 2008 | Express and Chronicle
The Spring Lunch took place on Saturday morning, being a smaller version of the previous Spring Fairs. Along with the refreshments and lunches there were pansy plants for sale, a tombola and cake stall with home-made produce. After the small number of items left were sold off on the Sunday morning, £386 had been raised towards decorating the church. Read
