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Summer in Hebden Bridge (📷 @snapperdesigns) Wha

Summer in Hebden Bridge (📷 @snapperdesigns) What a glorious week of clear blue skies and warming sunshine. Heading our way this week? Enjoy a mooch around our independent shops, take a walk along the canal, enjoy an ice cream in the park and have a fabulous time #hebdenbridge #summer #holidays #supportsmallbusiness #shopindependent #shopsmall

Some fabulous costumes in Hebden Bridge yesterday

Some fabulous costumes in Hebden Bridge yesterday so looking forward to seeing more today. Pop along to the fab @hebdenbridgevintageweekend and soak up the atmosphere on this sunny Sunday #hebdenbridge #steampunk #vintage #car #truck #sunday

The weather forecast is looking great for this wee

The weather forecast is looking great for this weekend @hebdenbridgevintageweekend event in Calder Holmes Park. Lots to see, lots to do and don’t forget to pop into town and visit our wealth of independent shops. Many of them have collecting boxes for raising funds for the 16 businesses affected by the devastating fire at Burlees House in the early hours of Tuesday morning so please bring your loose change, thank you #vintage #vintageweekend #vintagecars #vintagecar #supportsmallbusiness #shopindependent #shopsmall #rotaryclub

Join @slowtheflowcalderdale and Hebden Bridge Floo

Join @slowtheflowcalderdale and Hebden Bridge Flood Wardens for a Flood Walk around Hebden Bridge, meet at the ‘Wavy steps’ by the Packhorse Bridge in the centre of the town on 14th August at 2pm.
The walk is free, but numbers are limited so please book a place.
Hebden Bridge was badly affected by the Boxing Day floods in 2015 and has suffered subsequent floods and numerous near misses. Why is the town flood prone? What is being done to make it more flood resilient and ‘how could natural flood management schemes help protect this thriving town’s businesses and residents in the future?
Andrew Entwistle, lead Flood Warden, will lead a 90-minute circular walk beginning and ending at the ‘Wavy Steps’ in the centre of the town. The walk will highlight the pinch points and areas vulnerable to flooding including the Marina/New Road, the Rochdale canal, the confluence of Hebden Water with the Calder, Stubbing Holme Road, and Market Street. Andrew will talk about his many years of experience as a flood warden and outline features in the town’s proposed Flood Alleviation Scheme as well as describing the impact of the natural flood management work undertaken by Slow The Flow. At the conclusion of the walk the group will be invited to a local hostelry to continue discussions.
This event is part of our Climate Action Roadshow taking place across Calderdale this summer to raise awareness about the increasing impact of climate change on our lives and encourage people living and working in the area to take action to prevent major flooding events given the increasingly extreme weather.
The roadshow – the first across the borough – comprises of a travelling exhibition and varied events programme taking place in towns and high flood risk areas urging everyone from school children to anchor businesses to help slow the flow of water and adapt to climate change.
Funded by the National Lottery Together for our Planet initiative, the roadshow is aimed at empowering communities to tackle climate change by slowing the flow of water in upland areas, as well as around homes and businesses on the Valley basin.

https://localgiving.org/appeal/BurleesHouseFire/?f

https://localgiving.org/appeal/BurleesHouseFire/?fs=e&s=cl

Happy Yorkshire Day Ow do! Have a reet good day a

Happy Yorkshire Day Ow do! Have a reet good day and we’ll si’thi’ later! #yorkshire #yorkshireday

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