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What's on - Today's events in Kirklees
A list of events happening around Kirklees today. From the Kirklees Metropolitan Council publication 'What's On'. | [⇒ |
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- Kirklees Council scrutiny needs you 3:36am Nov 12
- Young people clean up 2:52am Nov 12
- Snap OFSTED inspection shows no priority action needed 1:28am Nov 11
Kirklees Council is recruiting members of the public to be co-opted onto their scrutiny panels.
Young people from Dewsbury and Mirfield got busy during half term, cleaning up their neighbourhoods.
Kirklees Council’s Children’s Services team has become the first in Yorkshire to receive no areas for priority action following an unannounced inspection.
The Greenhead Park restoration project continues to gather momentum with improvements to the War Memorial completed in time for Remembrance Day on November 11.
A major renewable energy project has got underway in Huddersfield.
Kirklees Council has scooped a prestigious national award for one of its education projects.
The final local history lunchtime meeting of 2009 will see Military Historian John Rumsby giving an illustrated talk entitled ‘Silent Witnesses -the story of war memorials.’
To celebrate the opening of Lindley Mechanics Hall on December 2 1849, Lindley Library and Information Centre will be marking the anniversary with a display of photographs showing Lindley past and present.
Dewsbury people are being given a major say in the future of their town.
A new Children in Care Council is being launched in Kirklees to help looked after children and young people express views about the support they receive.
Kirklees markets will be getting into the Christmas spirit this year with plenty of seasonal music to accompany festive shopping trips.
Kirklees Council’s Pollution and Noise Control Team have been highly commended in a prestigious national award ceremony on November 4.
If you’re a council tenant and struggle to do odd jobs around your home, then Kirklees Neighbourhood Housing (KNH) may be able to help.
The Leader and the Chief Executive of Kirklees Council have visited a successful local business to lend support and hear first hand about some of the issues facing local companies.
St. George’s Square has been designed primarily as an attractive, open space for pedestrians.
