We're delighted to announce that, after having suspended our cafes during the National Lockdown, we will reopen again in December. Firstly, we'll be working carefully to follow Government guidance for the new local tier system. Secondly, we'll be ensuring that, through our Risk Assessments and volunteer training, everyone will have a safe and enjoyable time … Continue reading WELCOME BACK AGAIN TO MEMORY LANE CAFE!
Sowerby Bridge
Preparing for future flooding
People in Calderdale are being reminded to check their flood preparation plans, to ensure they can protect themselves and their property. It’s almost eight months since the most recent serious flooding event in Calderdale, when over 1200 properties were affected by flooding caused by Storm Ciara. As winter approaches again, Calderdale Council is advising members … Continue reading Preparing for future flooding
Memory Lane Cafe is back
Memory Lane Cafe is BACK in business! On Saturday 26th September we ran our first café in Sowerby Bridge since March – 22 members came along to enjoy the afternoon. Our Halifax café reopens in October. We’ve made lots of changes to make sure that we keep everyone safe - for more information and to … Continue reading Memory Lane Cafe is back
Ward forum grants April 2020 to March 2021
There's still time to apply for a Ward Forum Grant, if you have an idea for a project that is going to benefit your local community and need a small grant of up to £500 then please apply. The criteria for the grant is quite varied but it must benefit the community, it is preferred … Continue reading Ward forum grants April 2020 to March 2021
Boost for natural flood management in Calderdale
New projects using nature to help reduce flood risk in Calderdale will soon get off the ground, thanks to a £112,000 funding boost from Calderdale Council and the Environment Agency. Flooding is a significant ongoing risk in Calderdale due to its large areas of moorland, steep-sided valleys and the effects of climate change. With three … Continue reading Boost for natural flood management in Calderdale