Elland Businesses – what they want from networking events
Following the recent informative survey results from Todmorden and Sowerby Bridge, we have now concluded a business survey of Elland. Whilst there are some...
Economic Impact Assessment of the Boxing Day Floods (2015) on SMEs...
The unprecedented floods of Boxing Day 2015 had a serious impact on the borough of
Calderdale, and the Upper Calder Valley was particularly badly hit....
“Harry and the Flood” children’s book project hosted by UCVR
A unique story evolved from the Flooding of the Upper Calder Valley on Boxing Day 2015.
Update on the UCVR response to Flooding and Business Recovery
The UCVR was the first organisation to respond swiftly to the needs of businesses in Upper Calder Valley after the Boxing day floods. We...
Business Networking in the Calder Valley: Todmorden
The aim of the survey was to collect input and contact details from businesses interested in a revitalised business network or association for the...
Guess how much businesses lost in Calderdale during the flooding?
Actually we should not be guessing how much the damage is to our local economy following the flooding. So the UCVR has brokered a joint research project between Leeds University and Calderdale council. This is will be a major post flooding economic impact survey designed to provide accurate and credible data for representation to government and other agencies for business recovery support.
Expert free help on offer to local businesses
Businesses affected by flooding in Todmorden can now get free help to make themselves stronger and more successful.
Final Survey results on the potential increases in parking charges: For...
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UCVR Business Flood Recovery Team update
The team now have a Facebook Page which is place to share practical information to help businesses and sole traders in the Upper Calder...
Partnership with EMpowered People brings £1.2m Investment
A partnership with EMpowered People at our Riverside Centre project means we have achieved an initial investment of £1.2m to improve facilities and to...