Bridge at Dukes Cut
Packhorse Bridge at Hebden Bridge
This summer we have been working with the Calder Valley Clean-up Team http://www.caldervalleycleanup.org.uk to involve local young people in river stewardship tasks. The youngsters are part of the NCS programme http://www.ncsthechallenge.org which aims to give 16-17 year olds the opportunity to take part in
There are several opportunities to get involved in cleaning up your section of river as part of Calder Future’s ‘River Day’ events in June. On Saturday 3rd June there is a clean-up in Sowerby Bridge where the River Calder meets
Calder Future has been working with other partner organisations to set up activities which enable people to improve the river environment within Calderdale. The river stewardship scheme is funded by DEFRA’s Pathfinder money, which is managed by Calderdale Council. We have been working
Environment Agency presentation: ‘To Dredge or not to Dredge’ Here you can peruse a document which the Environment Agency has prepared for national consumption – so not specific to the Upper Calder Valley – but which sets out the general issues and
We have held the third successful clean-up day on the Calder & Hebble Navigation in Brighouse – this time focussing on the stretch of canal between the market and the marina. We were assisted again by the Calder Navigation Society and their
The website www.eyeoncalderdale.com has been developed in partnership between Calderdale MBC, the Environment Agency, West Yorkshire Police, Calder Valley Community Support Group, West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue, the local flood groups in the area and DEFRA. The site is interactive and includes
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