• Hebden Royd Council rejects new plans for housing on Linden Mill Bank (13 Jan)


• Listen to Glyn Hughes' afternoon talks on Radio 4 which on 12th Jan featured Hebden Bridge. Glyn talks with John Billingsley, David Fletcher, Chris Ratcliffe, Elaine Connell, canal boat dwellers and others.
• Job vacancy at Laughing Gravy - 9 Jan
• Ted Hughes' house for sale
  - BBC news - 5 Jan

Christmas Day 2004: snow!

Carols in the Square: Christmas Eve 2004

• The Confession of Brother Wormwood


• Solicitor John Pickering retires - greatly appreciated for his pioneering work with asbestos claims (10 Dec)


• Hebden Royd Council Support Residents and reject "Tin Tab" demolition and Linden Mill Bank tree felling (9 Dec)

Unity Street Tin Tabernacle, former weavers' strike HQ, faces demolition - update 3 Dec - old photos added (6 Dec)

• Linden Mill bank: Studio Baad plans re-submitted. (7 Dec)


• Pitt Street Sold for a pittance (3 Dec)


• Primary School SATS results (2 Dec)


• Linden Wood bank - application to fell and prune. Residents to lobby council. (2 Dec)


• Mytholmroyd Community AGM - a chance to make the change

• Calderdale asked to suspend the sale of community assets in HB (24 Nov)


• Hot Spot: Hebden Bridge features in the Independent (24 Nov)


• Artists angry as Mill Flats Plan goes ahead (22nd Nov)


• Hebden Royd Town Council newsletter: Cllr Beacroft-Mitchell has sent the Hebweb the latest Town Talk (pdf) - 18 Nov


• Poetry at Moyles - weekend events planned for 13-14 November

TEN YEARS ON: there has still been no arrest for the terrible murder of Lindsay Rimer in 1994. Police make their annual appeal for information - but just how well have they investigated the case? See also Hebweb feature

HB Firework Display
Slideshow of images
Saturday, November 6, 2004

More News

"What a clear, informative, friendly site. It's also inspiring to see people working together to create community - where HB leads the rest will follow?" - Message to Hebweb

A Race Against Time

Video/DVD documentary featuring Hebden Bridge and Mytholmroyd from Nick Wilding - more info

Published by Pennine Pens, Gone Walkabout continues to feature in the local bestsellers' list.

Anna Carlisle - £6 - buy online now - More info

Donald Crossley, childhood friend of Ted Hughes (pictured below right with brother Gerald and sister Olwyn) solves a poetic puzzle in the latest issue of Milltown Memories (No 10)

Walking by Hardcastle Crags with Ted Hughes - latest online poem by award-winning local writer, Glyn Hughes (14 Dec). More poems by Glyn are in our Features Section

Demonstration against Green Tops and inappropriate development in Hebden Bridge - photos and info. Saturday, October 30, 2004

BATTLE OF THE MILL POND
Photos | Video Clips | Messages | Background

"We thoroughly recommend the community website (Hebweb) for the passion and the humour with which the residents are tackling the situation." (Corporate Watch)

"Step one: bulldoze an area of ancient woodland and kill every living thing. Step two: build shoddy detached houses of no architectural merit whatsoever"
- written well before recent events by John Morrison in "Milltown: an Unreliable History". Read more

Demonstration to save Salem Community Centre - Sat, Oct 23 - more photos

Chris McCafferty MP opens Street Art Exhibition today - more photos

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