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  News Highlights 2008

December 2008

  • 31st: Gaza vigil
  • 28th: 2008 news highlights
  • 24th: Carols in the Square
  • 23rd: Garden Street - appeal
  • 22nd: Trades Club performers- Christmas hits
  • 19th: Widgykeffat the Trades
  • 14th: Transport Group urges improvement to rail network
  • 12th: Local firm gives Kerbside a boost
  • 10th: Reggae sunshine at Trades
  • 9th: Talks break down: Sita reject Kerbside
  • 9th: Home Workers Xmas Party
  • 8th: Junior Band brings festive cheer
  • 4th: Rachel Unthank and the Winterset play the Trades
  • 3rd: Inspectors praise Calder High

November 2008

  • 29th: Kerbside: the gloves are off
  • 25th: Thingumajig Theatre at Square Chapel
  • 22nd: Christmas lights turned on
  • 21st: Fibre to the home meeting report
  • 19th: Barack day at the Trades
  • 19th: Small Business Centre proposal
  • 18th: Film Society for Mytholmroyd
  • 18th: Grot spots clean-up
  • 13th: Skate Board YouTube Premier
  • 11th: Trades Club pledges to Beat the Burglars
  • 11th: Plans for superfast broadband
  • 7th: Lindsay Rimer - 14 years on
  • 3rd: HB firm recycling rubber
  • 2nd: HB Bonfire 2008 photos

October 2008

  • 30th: Picture House is booming
  • 29th: Local journalist Geoff Tansey shortlisted for BBC food award
  • 26th: Frieda Hughes presents poetry prize
  • 23rd: R4 in HB: nuclear power?
  • 22nd: Battle for Climate Change 5
  • 17th: HB student for Youth Parliament
  • 14th: Railway passenger survey
  • 10th: Ted Hughes Festival
  • 9th: HBOS Jobs - PM offers to meet our MP
  • 8th: Partnership celebrates local groups

September 2008

  • 29th: Garden Street plans thrown out
  • 26th: Station car park work about to start
  • 25th: Pack Horse Bridge - no parking!
  • 24th: Garden Street planning meeting - free coach
  • 23rd: Garden Street Planning Officers rebuked
  • 19th: Time to mow the roof
  • 18th: Rochdale Canal - linear park
  • 17th: Calder Food Hub projects
  • 12th: Slow Art Trail
  • 12th: Councils unite on Kerbside
  • 12th: Big Green Weekend Meeting
  • 9th: Hebden Royd at the Movies
  • 8th: New station car park
  • 8th: Town Hall Team seek help
  • 2nd: Area Forum in Hebden Bridge
  • 1st: Heritage Day

August 2008

  • 20th: Garden Street Action Group parking solutions
  • 20th: BT phone boxes under threat
  • 19th: Gap year student caught up in armed struggle
  • 17th: A Pearl in the Sands
  • 14th: Bhopal challenge ride
  • 13th: Carlton Clock restarts
  • 8th: World Beach Project
  • 5th: HB station chosen for scheme
  • 4th: Vintage lorry procession
  • 3rd: Balsam bash
  • 3rd: Supporting Tibet
  • 1st: Hebden Royd vacancy

July 2008

  • 31st: Hebden Royd bye election
  • 31st: Kerbside Demonstration
  • 30th: Garden Street - another exhibition
  • 30th: Morris dancers mysteriously appear
  • 27th: Alice Longstaff play reviewed
  • 22nd: HB Coop Group seek secretary
  • 22nd: Free Radicals at the Trades
  • 21st: World on Doorstep news report
  • 20th: World on Doorstep Festival photos
  • 19th: HB Handmade Parade photos
  • 17th: Heritage Days Weekend
  • 16th: Festival's fabulous fortnight
  • 16th: Battle for a tough Climate Change Bill (4)
  • 15th: Crackdown on underage drinking
  • 14th: Thumbs up for Town Hall plans
  • 14th: World on Doorstop Festival
  • 12th: Mytholmroyd Gala 2008
  • 10th: From Darfur to the Calder Valley
  • 10th: HB Handmade Parade Needs You!
  • 8th: Town Centre Trees to be removed
  • 8th: School Sculpture Trail
  • 7th: Power Cut
  • 6th: Festival Singing in the Streets
  • 4th: Garden Street - replies to ten questions
  • 3rd: New Plans for Garden Street
  • 1st: Calder Holmes Playground Opening
  • 1st: Volunteers give Calder Holmes a coat of paint

June 2008

  • 29th: Brass Band Contest
  • 29th: Climate Change Bill (3)
  • 28th: Festival street events
  • 27th: Taste of Mongolia
  • 23rd: Race for Life
  • 23rd: Fringe Festival
  • 23rd: Local Councillor offers support to ethical businesses
  • 20th: Controversial knife sculpture installed
  • 17th: Solstice with cider
  • 17th: High visibility police patrols
  • 16th: Artists needed
  • 14th: Climate Change Bill - MP gives support
  • 14th: Fustian Knife
  • 7th: Salem Fields Fun Day photos
  • 5th: Fire Horses by Mark Piggott
  • 3rd: Green belt future

May 2008

  • 31st: Strawbale Building workshops
  • 30th: Transition Town?
  • 29th: Salem Fields Fun Day
  • 27th: Rail changes
  • 26th: Handmade Parade info
  • 24th: Big Green Market photos
  • 22nd: Town Council Cut Festival Grant
  • 21st: Chris McCafferty speaks in abortion debate
  • 20th: World On Your Doorstep preparation
  • 20th: Big Green Weekend highlights preparation
  • 19th: World On Your Doorstep volunteers needed
  • 11th: Twin town visits - and the naming of the squares
  • 2nd: May election results

April 2008

  • 30th: Policing Hebden Bridge - public meeting report
  • 28th: Arts Festival launch - Celebrating Linda Smith
  • 19th: The PEOPLES MILLIONS
    Winning Play Design
  • 19th: Garden Street: ten questions for Calderdale Council
  • 18th: MP demands meeting with First Bus
  • 17th: Public meeting on local policing
  • 17th: Candidates - in their own words
  • 9th: Changes at the HB Co-op
  • 8th: Candidates for May 2008 elections
  • 5th: Sound off about Climate Change
  • 4th: Dog owners - scoop it!
  • 4th: Aspire still has vacancies
  • 2nd: Friends of Hebden Bridge station
  • 2nd: FOE campaign for stronger Climate Change Bill

March 2008

  • 29th: Channel 4 documentary on Hebden Bridge
  • 26th: Big Green Weekend
  • 18th: Easter in the Park
  • 17th: New firm seeks eco trades people
  • 12th: Air Quality in Hebden Bridge - report of public meeting
  • 11th: Eaves bus suspended
  • 10th: Calder Holmes wildflower planting
  • 5th: Book Launch - Backbone of England by Andrew Bibby
  • 3rd: MP urges funding for play areas
  • 1st: Linda Smith celebration - tickets now online

February 2008

  • 26th: People's Millions play trip
  • 26th: Pace Egg Play
  • 19th: Calderdale Freedom Pass
  • 16th: Jesters' Moot
  • 16th: Co-operative Members' Group
  • 11th: Parking: survey of rail users
  • 11th: Celebrating Linda Smith
  • 6th: No Justice for Eric
  • 3rd: Fair wages for a Fair Trade Town

January 2008

  • 29th: Garden Street public meeting report
  • 24th: Calling all cyclists
  • 23rd: Big turn-out for Palestinian film
  • 21st: Floods
  • 17th: Mayor praises town budget
  • 12th: Wheelie bins for Hebden Bridge?
  • 11th: Labour calls for imaginative Calderdale Budget
  • 10th: Secondary school results
  • 8th: Fighting energy bill hikes
  • 6th: Hebden Bridge Partnership
  • 3rd: Fundraising event for Palestinian Village

 

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