Jun
2009
Articles from 20th Jun 2009
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Conroy Brook delivers £4m close care unit to Hollybank Trust
Jun 20 2009 | Express and Chronicle
PROPERTY developer Conroy Brook has handed over the keys to a £4m residential care unit for young people with disabilities. Read
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End is near for notorious ‘den’
Jun 20 2009 | Express and Chronicle
A STONE shelter that became a hotspot for wild teenage parties looks set to be pulled down. Read
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BIRDSEDGE
Jun 20 2009 | Express and Chronicle
A traditional four-course Sunday lunch will be served in the village hall on June 21 for Father’s Day from noon until 4pm. Cost is £15 per head, under 13 years £8 and under five years £3. This includes a free glass of wine for adults. Bookings are being taken on 604289. Read
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CROSLAND MOOR
Jun 20 2009 | Express and Chronicle
The Association of Christian Fellowship from St. Barnabas’ Church enjoyed a beautiful evening for their annual car rally coordinated by the secretary Kathleen Pratt. The route and clues were planned by Geoffrey and Susan Baldwin and Philip and Joyce Bradley and covered the areas of Meltham, Honley, Farnley Tyas and Denby Dale, finishing at the Sovereign Inn at Shepley where the competitors enjoyed a bar meal. Nine cars competed and the winning team for the third year was Bruce and Angela Jackson, Rachael Jackson and Mark Joy, therefore retaining the trophy. The team drawn to plan next year’s rally is Margaret Cooper, Mavis Armitage, Colin and Ann Harris. Read
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BROCKHOLES
Jun 20 2009 | Express and Chronicle
Brockholes WI met in the Methodist Church parlour last Tuesday when speaker was Brian Curran, Yorkshire area fund-raiser manager for Marie Curie Cancer Care. Brian gave information about the various ways funds were raised and also spoke about how Marie Curie works with PCTs and its hospices, and how the organisation first started. Edith Johnston proposed a vote of thanks and Elizabeth Mosley won the competition for a bookmark. Read
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Tractors flock to big valley rally for charity
Jun 20 2009 | Express and Chronicle
ALMOST 100 classic tractors trundled out into the sunshine for a charity road run around the valleys. Read
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Festival frenzy
Jun 20 2009 | Express and Chronicle
SUMMER has sparked beer festival fever at pubs and clubs throughout Huddersfield. Read
