Hebden Royd Town Council

Hebden's Happy Hounds returns once more, bringing a fun filled afternoon to Calder Holmes Park for hounds and their humans.
Take part in the fun dog show, with your handsome hound or polite pooch, or try out your teamwork on the agility course. Wander round the stalls to find that special gift for your four legged friend and get expert advice to help with those training issues. With activities for the children, the event has something for everyone.
This event is free to enter, with a small donation of £1 to enter the fun dog show and the have a go agility. Proceeds of this will be donated to the Mayor's Charity.

Hebden Bridge Disability Access Forum, working group of Hebden Royd Town Council, has produced a leaflet offering consultation to applicants and potential applicants for planning permission/builiding regulations/listed building consent. Calderdale Council planning department are now giving this out to applicants for projects in our area.
A copy of the leaflet can be seen below. Please forward to anyone you think it may interest, especially anyone who approaches you about plan...ning issues. If you would like a PDF copy of this please visit this page on our website:
http://www.hebdenroydtowncouncil.gov.uk/n ews.html
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Calling all businesses in Hebden Bridge and Mytholmroyd, it's time to order your summer hanging baskets!
Price includes £40 including installation/removal, watering and feeding throughout the summer, bracket installation (if new member) or safety check.
For more details or to order yours today please contact emma.green@hebdenroydtowncouncil.gov .uk or call 01422 842181.

A big thank you to everyone that attended the Mayor’s fundraising Ceilidh. A fantastic total of £702.50 was raised for Slow The Flow Calderdale 👏🏻
Spot anyone you know dancing below?! 💃🏻🕺

The meeting of the Full Town Council will be held today at 7.30pm in the Council Chamber, The Town Hall, Hebden Bridge
Members of the public are welcome to attend. Our 2019-20 meetings calendar is available to download via our website (click on the calendar image on the home page).
http://hebdenroydtowncouncil.gov.uk

Join the Hebden Bridge Business Forum Easter Egg Hunt!

Here we are in Warstein celebrating 55 years of twinning between Warstein and St Pol sur Ternoise. Cllr Stephne Harrison represented the Town Council, and shared our best wishes for their continued friendship, and our friendship with them too.
The Mayor’s of St Pol and Warstein were also joined by Mayors from Pietrapaola (Italy) and Wurzen (also Germany) in their celebrations who all expressed their hopes of friendships continuing into the future. The Hebden Bridge Twinning S...ociety was represented by David Parry along with other members that joined in with the celebrations.
The Town Council presented the local High School, College-Lycee European de Warstein with a collection of literary works, all with a link to Hebden Royd.
Read more about the trip on our website soon: http://www.hebdenroydtowncouncil.gov.uk/< br> See More

Passionate about film? We are hiring!
Hebden Royd Town Council (a Living Wage employer) is seeking to recruit one committed, motivated person to join our Front of House Team at the Hebden Bridge Picture House, to work regular hours each weekend plus occasional overtime hours.
Application details via our website below, to be received by noon Wednesday 24th April 2019.
... http://www.hebdenroydtowncouncil.gov.uk/n ews/2019/199.html
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Unveiling & dedication of a plaque remembering women and their role in the War - Part of Local & Community History Awareness Month.

'In recognition of the role of women and of the long-term suffering endured by many participants who survived the Great War of 1914-18'
These are the words which will feature on a plaque to be unveiled on 8th May in each of the Memorial Gardens in our area, Hebden Bridge and Mytholmroyd. It is the final part of the Hebden Royd Town Council WW1 Centenary Commemoration and part of Local and Community History Month.
Members of the community are welcome to join the Mayor for a short dedication at Hebden Bridge Memorial Gardens at 10:30am and/or Mytholmroyd Memorial Gardens at 1:30pm.

The 27 candidates competing for the 18 seats of Hebden Royd Town Council on 2 May can be found via Hebden Bridge Web:
http://www.hebdenbridge.co.uk/news/2019/0 67.html

We’re proud to support this fantastic project!🎻🎸🥁🎼

Great news that the Hebden Bridge Film Festival will be returning next year!
Cllr. Dr Carol Stow, Mayor of Hebden Royd said, “The film festival bought a real buzz to the town. I met people quite literally from all around the country who had come to the town specifically for the festival and they were enjoying not only the films but also the shops and wonderful hospitality our town has to offer."
Save the date for 27-29 March 2020! Read more here: ... http://www.hebdenbridge.co.uk/news/2019/0 64.html
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A big thank you to everyone that attended the Mayor’s fundraising Ceilidh on Saturday!
Here’s a note from the Mayor Cllr Dr Carol Stow:
“A wonderful, sold out, ceilidh at Mytholmroyd Community Centre to raise money for my mayoral charity Slow The Flow Calderdale. Such good fun! Thank you to all who attended. Special thanks to Peaceworks, the ceilidh band, Scott Patient for the catering and all the local businesses who donated prizes for the raffle. A special mention to Fleur de Lys Hebden Bridge in Hebden Bridge who donated all the floral table decorations; they looked beautiful and then at the end of the evening we sold them off, raising even more money. Truly a community pulling together to support a good cause."

Be part of the pick!
Joining us for the second public clean up this weekend? Meet at 10am at The Town Hall, Hebden Bridge on Saturday 30th March for Hebden Royd’s 2019 Big Spring Clean. All equipment will be provided!
To find out more about Hebden Royd’s 2019 Big Spring Clean, supported by Calderdale Council visit: http://www.hebdenroydtowncouncil.gov.uk/n ews/2019/194.html

We are very pleased that work has stared on the wildflower area at Hawksclough today. The work will include the removal of some trees that are in very poor condition, and the burying of the fallen tree stump, as this currently causes a hazard. The area might look a bit of a state for the next few weeks but please bear with us. the results will be worth it. Removed trees will be replaced with fruit trees to create a mini orchard.