What Hebden Bridge businesses and residents think of proposed and ongoing...

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HBBF commissioned UCVR to design an online survey to assess if these concerns were more widespread and to produce a report collating the views local businesses and residents.

Todmorden Civic Pride project proposals for Town Fund (2019)

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Todmorden Civic Pride, a merged group of Todmorden Civic Society and the original town team, Todmorden Pride, have produced this document to lay out...

Rose Street/Bramsche Square, Todmorden – Site  Unlocking Study

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This study is focused on the Rose Street/Bramsche Square site in Todmorden and was produced to enable Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council to assess, define...

Closure of the last bank in Sowerby Bridge: A snapshot of...

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This publication can be downloaded as a pdf

Elland Businesses – what they want from networking events

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Following the recent informative survey results from Todmorden and Sowerby Bridge, we have now concluded a business survey of Elland. Whilst there are some...

Sowerby Bridge Businesses – what they want from networking events

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Following the success of our pilot survey in Todmorden, in October 2017, we agreed with the Calderdale business team to repeat the survey in...

Business Networking in the Calder Valley: Todmorden

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The aim of the survey was to collect input and contact details from businesses interested in a revitalised business network or association for the...

Todmorden Neighbourhood Plan – Stakeholder consultations

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The neighbourhood plan undertaken by the town council will have statutory recognition. There is much evidence of consultation in these documents, adding to the...

TODMORDEN COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Continued use and alternative proposals, A Pre-Feasibility Study

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Calderdale Council own Todmorden Community College which is now underutilised and running at a loss of approximately £165k per annum. The council is considering...

“Harry and the Flood” children’s book project hosted by UCVR

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A unique story evolved from the Flooding of the Upper Calder Valley on Boxing Day 2015.

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