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A great programme of festivals,
concerts, and events bring excitement
and inspiration throughout the year.
Find out more at
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Events
2014
HOLMFIRTH FESTIVAL OF FOLK
9th - 11th May
SHEPLEY SPRING FESTIVAL
16th - 18th May
These well-established festivals bring music and dance to all
corners of the villages in May. Adiverse mix of free and ticketed
events will be held in large and intimate venues, and youll
stumble across street entertainment in local pubs and in the
village squares. Workshops will give you the chance to have a go
at anything fromMorris dancing to ukulele playing plus childrens
programmes with lots of fun ways for little ones to join in.
HOLMFIRTH ARTS FESTIVAL
12th 22nd June
Take in eleven days of music, art, comedy, theatre, literature
and inspiring things to do in Holmrth and the Holme Valley.
HUDDERSFIELD
FOOD & DRINK FESTIVAL
7th 10th August
Set against a backdrop of listed buildings in Hudderselds
St Georges Square, the festival is the largest free event
of its type for miles around attracting more than 65,000
food lovers. A must visit event for foodies.
MELTHAM MEMORIES
1940s WEEKEND
4th- 6th July
This annual 1940s weekend brings the sound of the
jitterbug and the lindy hop to Meltham. Enjoy dancing, local
food, a WWII plane y past, real ale festival and music.
HOLMFIRTH ART WEEK
20th 26th July
Holmrth Art Week is a local event with a National reputation.
Art Week features the work of over 400 professional and amateur
- mainly local artists, but draws an audience from all over the
country to view and buy. There is an astounding amount of local
artistic talent whichmakes the event sucha success year after year.
HUDDERSFIELD CARIBBEAN
CARNIVAL
11th and 12th July
In its 30th year, the carnival brings a riot of colour, music
and dance to the streets of Hudderseld.
Yorkshire Grand Dpart 2014
Huddersfield, Holmfirth and Holme Moss
Sunday 6th July
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HONLEY SHOW
14 June
West Yorkshires premier agricultural show. An exciting and
fun day out for all the family.
SOUTH PENNINES WALK AND
RIDE FESTIVAL
6th - 21st September
Themed events, walks, cycle rides and horse rides
throughout the area.
CLECKHEATON FOLK FESTIVAL
4th, 5th and 6th July
Enjoy a packed programme of music, dance, food market,
workshops and street entertainment.
MARSDEN CUCKOO FESTIVAL
25th and 26th April
Celebrate the return of the cuckoo with traditional dancing,
music and a village procession.
HOLMFIRTH DUCK RACE
5th and 6th July
Lots of fun for the whole family. Fairground, stalls,
adventurous activity zone, classic cars, food, drink, live
music and entertainment.
Other events
not to miss...
YORKSHIRE FESTIVAL
The Yorkshire Festival gets underway on 27th March
in the nal 100 day countdown to the big day.
Fabulous free and entertaining events will be happening
right across Yorkshire, and were delighted that Hudderseld
has been chosen to host one of the Festivals main showcase
events, Hypervelocity beginning on Wednesday 2nd July.
Visit St Georges Square and expect the unexpected; or travel
the tours route yourself to see illuminations, ags and
gures all leading you to the summit at Holme Moss. Travel
early and join us in the days leading up to the race to make
the most of the party atmosphere with events happening
throughout our towns and villages.
Make a weekend of it!
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The worlds greatest sporting event - the
Tour de France - comes to Hudderseld,
Holmrth and Holme Moss on Sunday 6th
July 2014 attracting thousands to cheer on
the worlds cycling elite.
With a challenging blend of long ascents and countless, short, sharp
climbs, Stage 2 will be an unforgettable day.
Find details of race timings, road closures, accommodation, parking
for motorhomes and campervans, car parking and advice on viewing
the race at the best vantage points, including Holme Moss at
www.kirklees.gov.uk/letour
MARSDEN
JAZZ
FESTIVAL
10th - 12th October
Join over 5,000 visitors
for a fantastic weekend
of jazz. Take in the
Pennine scenery and
the unique festival
atmosphere while you
treat your ears to jazz of
all varieties in pubs and
clubs, on the streets
and by the canal.
HUDDERSFIELD
CONTEMPORARY MUSIC
FESTIVAL
21st 30th November
Take in a performance at the UKs largest international
festival of new and experimental music. Enjoy concerts,
music, theatre, dance, multi-media, and lms. Plus
free talks and discussions with some of the worlds
most distinguished performers. Get involved in creative
workshops which will inspire musicians of all ages,
ranging from absolute beginners to emerging new artists.
Holmrth Tourist Information Centre
49-51 Hudderseld Rd, Holmrth, West Yorkshire HD9 3JP
01484 222444
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Holmrth Craft Market
Saturdays
Holmrth Art Market
22nd & 29th June
23rd & 30th November
Talk to the artists and designers about their work and
inspiration. Buy, commission and browse beautiful textiles,
glass, ceramics, sculpture, homewares, jewellery, paintings,
art, photography and more.
Eating treats
Longleys Ice Cream and Coffee Shop
Enjoy scones with jersey cream, 16 fantastic ice creams and
fudge all made by the farm just up the road.
The Old Bridge Bakery
Bread baking specialists, made from the nest our, freshly
baked in house every day. Plus delicious sandwiches, cakes
and other goodies.
Brambles
Relaxed caf wine bar offering great tasting, ne wines and
real ales.
The Spiced Pear, Hepworth
Fantastic food with all the frills but none of the fuss -
by award-winning chef Tim Bilton.
Mezze
Tasty, beautifully presented dishes, prepared with incredible
local ingredients and served up with a genuine passion.
Holmrth Farmers Market
Buy local produce every third Sunday of the month.
Take a walk
Delight at the landscapes that have inspired local
artist, Ashley Jackson, as you follow the A Walk with
Ashley Jackson trail.
Take a walk round Digley and Yateholme Reservoirs.
Follow Holmrths Blue Plaque Trail for a tour of
Holmrths heritage
Take a guided tour of the Holme Valley with Made in
Holmrth
Holmfrth
Against the stunning backdrop of the
Peak District National Park, Holmrth
is a thriving village. With speciality
shops and markets, bespoke art and
tempting treats, plus a packed events
programme from April to November,
Holmrth is a great place to stay.
Quench your thirst
Holmrth Vineyard
Taste award-winning English wine as you take in panoramic
views of the Holme Valley at one of the highest vineyards in
Britain. Take a vineyard tour to whet your appetite.
Pure North Cider
Bursting with avours, youll taste the love in this natural
cider made from a blend of traditional apples. Take a tour of
the orchard and cider house and enjoy a sup or two of this
local artisan product.
The Nook
A traditional ale house with lovely food but most importantly
award-winning real ales brewed onsite.
Arts and crafts
Festival Town
Holmrth Festival of Folk 9th -11th May
Holmrth Film Festival 23rd - 30th May
Holmrth Arts Festival 12th 22nd June
Holmrth Art Week 20th 26th July
Harden Moss Sheepdog Trials 20 - 22 June
Holmrth Duck Race 5th & 6th July
Holmrth Food and Drink Festival (TBC)
Holmfirth gems
The Carding Shed
A lovely place to visit for the car, coffee, and vintage enthusiast!
With a classic car display, automobilia, vintage clothes shop,
antiques store, local hand-made gifts, and the amazing Oil Can
Caf serving freshly made breakfasts, lunches and afternoon
teas all made from locally sourced products.
Booth House Gallery
Brimming with sculpture and ceramics, browse the largest
collection of homemade ceramics in West Yorkshire.
Ashley Jackson Galleries
Browse the work of one of the countrys most successful
landscape water-colourists.
Lost and Found interiors
Small British company specialising in vintage and
refurbished furniture.
Picturedrome
Spend the evening at this intimate music venue.
Visit Sids Caf and Compos home, which hosts the Last of
the Summer Wine Exhibition, and hop aboard the vintage
tour bus to see the stunning Pennine lming locations.
Last of the Summer Wine
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Local highlights
Take a trip to Huddersfield with high street and independent shops nestled in and
amongst its listed buildings and explore local villages offering specialty shops,
markets and delicious food and drink.
Honley
Home to cobbled streets, quaint shops and some fabulous
restaurants. The beautifully furnished Lemon Tree Trattoria
offers an authentic taste of the Mediterranean with many of
its ingredients sourced direct from Italy. Or choose Mustard
and Punch for the best in local and seasonal produce.

Denby Dale
The pretty town of Denby Dale was named Pie Village after
the huge pies made to celebrate special events. Youll know
youre in the right place when you spot the striking stone-built
viaduct which spans the Dearne Valley.
Marsden
Quirky village surrounded by the National Trusts Marsden
Moor Estate. Packed with independent shops selling
handmade goods and local produce. Enjoy artisan ice-
cream (and other homemade food) at A Month of Sundaes.
Recommended by Which, the Good Food Guide and the Michelin
Guides, treat yourself to a delicious meal at The Olive Branch.
Meltham
Popular with walkers and part of the Peak District National
Park, head up to Blackmoorfoot Reservoir, easily accessible
with wheelchairs and buggies. Head back to the village for a
slap up meal at the Quirky Corner restaurant or visit the David
Brown Tractor Museum.


Slaithwaite
Discover independent boutiques and specialist stores
stocking locally made products. Youll nd delicious bread
at The Handmade Bakery, just down by the canal side. Watch
the bakers at work or better still, have a go on one of their
bread-making courses. Enjoy a cool ice-cream by the waters
edge head to Vanilla Bean. For art, crafts and vintage
memorabilia head to Slaithwaite Emporium.
Discover Huddersfeld
Home to grand listed buildings and small independent
shops; a place for radicals from the Luddites to the Sex
Pistols; the birthplace of Rugby League; a town rich in
creativity, stories, heritage. Discover spooky happenings on
the Shudderseld Trail.
Great for independent shops
Denby Dale
Hepworth - The Carding Shed
Holmrth
Honley
Hudderseld centre - Bryam Arcade
Kirkburton
Lindley
Marsden
Slaithwaite
Yorkshire Mill Mile
Pick up a bargain at The Mill, Batley, the largest retail mill in
the UK with over 40 stores. Dont miss Redbrick Mill, home
to cutting-edge design and stunning homeware stores.
Relax at a spa
Alexandra House - Hudderseld
Eastthorpe Hall Mireld
Oaklands Spa Retreat - Holmrth
The Old Coach House Healing Centre Marsden
Titanic Spa Linthwaite
The Great
Outdoors
picnics
heritage
walking
adventure
Be free, be happy, be here
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From the northern
fringes of the Peak
District National Park,
to Yorkshires South
Pennines, youll nd
an eclectic mix of
steep-sided valleys and
rolling green elds.
Head for the hills!
Favourite routes
Water, water,
everywhere
The South Pennines
Spectacular, inspiring and dramatic thats how locals describe this wild and
wonderful landscape of steep-sided valleys, heather-covered moorland, canals,
reservoirs and packhorse trails. Youll nd passionate people in quirky villages who
want to share what they know. Explore Meltham, Slaithwaite, Shepley, Holmrth
and Marsden. For more information visit: www.southpennines.co.uk
Peak District National Park
OK, so maybe The Dark Peak doesnt sound like the most welcoming of places, but we
promise its well worth the visit. The village of Holme has unsurpassed views, and the
glorious Fleece Inn serves delicious home produce around crackling log-res. There
are reports of ghost planes and a magical vista around West Nab on the remote Meltham
Moor can you nd the remains of the US B-17 Flying Fortress which crashed in 1945?
National Trust Marsden Moor Estate
A landscape steeped in history, from prehistoric man to historic trans-Pennine transport
routes. Internationally important for its moorland plants and animals, the Old Goods
Yard exhibition will bring the Moor to life for you pick up Heritage Trails to see the key
sites. Experienced hang-gliders and paragliders can get a birds-eye view of the estate
from Buckstones this rocky outcrop is a natural airsports and rock climbing magnet.
Farnley Estates
With ancient woodlands, footpaths and bridleways dating back to the reign of Henry
VIII, this special place in Farnley Tyas is home to some of Yorkshires most stunning
countryside. Grab a picnic, stroll, follow cycle routes or off-road hacks.
A Walk with Ashley
Celebrated landscape painter Ashley Jackson has his studio in
Holmrth. Grab a paintbrush and join Ashley on his beloved
moors for one of his paint days, or download the Walk with
Ashley guidebook, a gentle guided walk in which he shares his
unique view of Holmrth.
Stanza Stones Trail
The walking trail between Marsden and Ilkley links seven
stones carved with poems written by internationally renowned
poet and Marsden local, Simon Armitage OBE.
Pennine Cycleway
Not for the faint hearted, National Cycle Route 68 winds through
the Holme and Colne Valley before continuing North. Refuel in
Holmrthat Longleys or Beatties beforecontinuingonyour journey.
Transpennine Trail
For avid walkers and cyclists, the Kirkburton to Penistone
section of the Trans Pennine Trail is a popular route.
Peaty Feet Walks
Not keen to go it alone? Book a weekend with local expert
and photographer, Andy Leader. Explore lesser known routes
leading to spectacular views of the Holme Valley, and capture
the perfect shot of your own.
Reservoirs
The area is awash with reservoirs, most sitting in their
own lush beautiful valleys and wildlife havens. Perfect for
circular, long and short walks, some like Blackmoorfoot can
cater for pushchairs and wheelchairs too. Yorkshire Water
manages the sites; its website gives routes for reservoir
walks and shing opportunities www.yorkshirewater.com
Canals
Lovingly restored canals that once brought the riches of the
Industrial Revolution, are now great walking, cycling, leisure
boating and shing playgrounds. The Hudderseld Narrow
Canal travels from Hudderseld to Standedge Visitor Centre
in Marsden. Savile Town Wharf and Shepley Bridge Marina
are beautiful locations on the Calder and Hebble Navigation.
Sailing
Join members of Pennine Sailing Club at Winscar Reservoir
above Holmrth, or contact Scammonden Water Sailing
Club for a trial before signing up to learn more at the on-site
training centre.
Heritage
trails
Rugby League
was born here!
Spectacular view points
Outdoor events
Immerse yourself in our rich heritage - the landscape teems
with impressive Victorian architecture and engineering
masterpieces, from Dewsbury Town Hall, Hudderseld Railway
Station, and Denby Dale viaduct, to textile mills, pretty weavers
cottages and market squares. Download heritage trails at
www.visithudderseld.com
In 1895, at The George Hotel in Hudderseld, 21 Lancashire
and Yorkshire Clubs voted to set up their own Northern Rugby
Football Union the Rugby League; watch the impressive
Hudderseld Giants play regular xtures at the John Smiths
Stadium also home to Hudderseld Town Football Club.
Castle Hill, Hudderseld
Pule Hill, Marsden
Holme Moss, Holmrth
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Colne Valley Mountain Bike Challenge
30 mile route on demanding terrain around the
picturesque Colne Valley countryside.
14 June
Honley Agricultural Show
A prestigious rural and agricultural show with
animal classes, stalls and local produce.
June
Welly wanging
Have a go at becoming a world champion at the
recognised welly wanging world championships
at the Upperthong Gala.
20 - 22 June
Harden Moss Sheepdog Trails
Famous sheepdog trails with displays, trade
stalls and parade.
6 July
Tour de France Yorkshire Grand Dpart
Watch the worlds greatest cycle race as it travels
from Hudderseld, through Holmrth and on to
the challenging hill climb, Holme Moss.

6 - 21 September
South Pennines Walk and Ride Festival
Themed walks, cycle and horse rides, walking,
cycling, horse riding and mountain biking events.
Adrenaline
rush
Pennine Helis
For an unrivalled view,
take to the sky from The
Huntsman Inn.
Holme Valley 4x4
Get off the beaten track with
challenging 4x4, quad biking,
and off road driving sessions.
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Family Fun
Top attractions for families
Hidden gems
Museums
Nearby
Ponderosa
Talk a walk on the wild side
and stroke the llamas, emus,
and buffalo and if youre
really brave handle the
reptiles.
Kirklees Light Railway
Climb aboard for a eight mile
trip through the picturesque
South Pennines. Look out for
themed weekends including
Christmas specials and
Thomas the Tank Engine.
Oakwell Hall Country Park
Kids will love exploring this
authentic 16th Century manor
house with its 110 acres
of country park including
adventure playground and
gardens. Look out for special
events too.
Hudderseld Ten pin
bowling, laserzone,
cinema
Weather letting you down?
Head inside for some
healthy family competition
or share some popcorn while
you view a blockbuster.
Standedge Tunnel and
Visitor Centre
Take a boat trip through
Britains highest, longest,
deepest canal tunnel. Explore
the wildlife garden and have a
bite to eat in the caf.
Greenhead Park
With three adventure
playgrounds to choose from,
an outdoor paddling pool,
miniature steam train and
skate park, summer days are
perfect at Greenhead Park.
Hudderseld Observatory
For budding star-gazers, the observatory is open on clear
nights between October and late March for a special view of
meteor showers, planets and the moon.
Tolson Museum
Set in Ravensknowle Park, a
lovely spot to enjoy a picnic
before heading into the
museum where youll nd
world class collections of the
history of the local area.
Colne Valley Museum
Compare modern family life
with that of a weavers child.
Try out Victorian childrens
games or catch a craft
demonstration such as bread-
baking, weaving and spinning.
Dewsbury Museum
Show your children the toys of your childhood in the popular
toy gallery.
Redhouse, Gomersal
This beautiful cloth merchants
home of the 1830s featured
in Charlotte Bronts novel
Shirley. Explore period rooms,
enchanting recreated gardens
and Bront exhibitions.
National Coal Mining Museum for England, Wakeeld
Cannon Hall Farm, Barnsley
The Hepworth, Wakeeld
Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakeeld
Bagshaw Museum, Batley
Explore the world at
Bagshaw, home to a
collection of exciting things
from around the globe set
in 36 acres of parkland and
ancient woodland.
Interactive displays, playgrounds and regular activities; these museums bring history to life.
The Potters Den, Holmrth
Kids can make their own ceramic keepsake while you enjoy
coffee and cake.
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Culture Vulture
Stars of the screen
Arts and crafts
Page turners
Holmrth
Scenic location for Last of the Summer Wine thought to be
the longest running sitcom in the world.
Marsden
Fans of Last Tango in Halifax can stock up at the
supermarket where Gillian works and have a drink at The
Riverhead Brewery Tap next door.
Marsden was also the setting for BBC 3 Zombie drama,
In the Flesh
Farnley Tyas
Dramatic setting for a new BBC production of
Jamaica Inn.
Summerwine top spots
A cup of tea in Sids Caf
Hop aboard the Summerwine Magic vintage bus to
visit famous lming locations
Enjoy cream teas and nostalgia at the Wrinkled
Stocking Tearoom and exhibition
Die-hard fans should book a stay at Nora Battys
Cottage complete with memorabilia and decorated
just to Noras taste.
Literary enthusiasts will love delving into our connections with the Bronts to
discover Shirley Country. Explore Oakwell Hall, Fieldhead in the novel Shirley.
Surrounded by 110 acres of country park, its an ideal stop for a picnic.
Youll have to use your legs to enjoy the work of local poet, Simon Armitage CBE
who has left his mark on the countryside by carving six verses into rocks along the
47 mile Stanza Stones Trail running from Marsden to Ilkley.
Dip into a reading at the Hudderseld Literature Festival from established and
emerging writers.
Byram Arcade
Hudderseld
A beautiful Victorian Arcade, home to
independent shops and eateries.
Look out for Vintage Fairs and Arts and
Craft Fairs.
Upmarket Sundays
Hudderseld
Browse antiques, collectibles, arts
and crafts, contemporary and vintage
fashions, then sample Yorkshire food and
drink and enjoy delicious street food, live
music and childrens creative workshops.
North Light Gallery
Hudderseld
Pop in for paintings, ceramics, sculpture
and original prints to buy and enjoy.
Hudderseld Art Gallery
Hudderseld
Showing British art of the past 200 years,
along with a full programme of exhibitions.
Lawrence Batley Theatre
Hudderseld
Diverse programme of theatre and
comedy.
Town Halls
Hudderseld and Dewsbury
Beautiful venues with packed
programmes of events.
Holmrth
Holmrthis a hive of creativity.
Take a lookonpages 10 and11
for the insider guide.
Feel the music
Experience the sound of the Valleys at
the Holme Valley Brass Band Contest
(April), at Brass Factor (November),
or from a local choir such as Holme
Valley singers or the Honley Male Voice
Choir. Classical fans can enjoy a concert
played by the 80 strong Slaithwaite
Philharmonic Orchestra or catch the
Holmrth Music Festival (October). Get
up close and personal to artists at the
Picturedrome, Holmrth - the north of
Englands most intimate music venue.
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Last of the Summer Wine
Enjoy music, theatre, arts and crafts and
explore famous literary and TV locations.
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Food & Drink
Treats and tipples - Delicious, fresh and local
Farmers Markets
Farm Shops
Something a bit different
Market Days
Real Ale Trail
Follow in the footsteps of Oz Clarke and
James May. Take in 8 fantastic pubs all
conveniently located on or near train
stations.
Holmrth
1st and 3rd Sunday
each month
Cleckheaton
1st Saturday
Youll nd master butchers at work at Hinchcliffes Farm Shop
in Netherton. Sample pork pies judged the best in the country
by the Pork Pie Appreciation Society.
Bolster Moor Farm Shop has a reputation for superb meat and
award-winning pies. Enjoy the wonderful views from the coffee
shop.
Two Valleys Deli in Meltham is a gem of a shop selling
deliciously fresh sandwiches, award-winning pies and pasties,
cheeses, and meat from the local family farms.
Edibles
Inspirational courses on permaculture and hands on cooking
how about building a pizza oven in your garden?
Penistone Line Music Train
Enjoy live music and drink local real ale as you journey
between Hudderseld and Shefeld. Once a month on Monday
evenings.
For more information on food and drink visit
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Top for real ale
Visit for an ever-changing choice of ales,
many brewed on-site.
Sair Inn, Linthwaite
Riverhead Tap, Marsden
The Nook, Holmrth
The Rat & Ratchet, Hudderseld
The Sportsman, Hudderseld
West Riding, Dewsbury
Dewsbury
Wednesday and Saturday
Friday and Sunday -
Second-hand market
Hudderseld
Monday and Thursday
Holmrth
Thursday
Saturday - Craft and food market
Heckmondwike
Tuesday and Saturday
Batley
Friday
Birstall
Thursday
Treat yourself to
delicious local
produce. Whether
you prefer a
traditional country
pub, a lively caf bar,
stylish restaurant
or homely tea shop,
theres something to
satisfy all budgets
and appetites.
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Getting here
By Car
The M62 crosses the north of the district and has easy
connections with the M1, M6 and A1.
By Rail
Trains run daily on regular rail routes from York, Leeds,
Manchester and Liverpool, with links to London.
Getting around
Tickets and passes are available for buses and trains,
contact Metro:
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Less than an hour from Leeds, Manchester and
Shefeld and close to all major transport routes,
its easy to reach by road, rail and air.
Visitor information
Order brochures, nd accommodation, book theatre tickets,
or treat yourself to souvenirs and postcards.
Holmrth Tourist Information Centre
49-51 Hudderseld Road, Holmrth, HD9 3JP
Tel: 01484 222444
Email: holmrth.tic@kirklees.gov.uk
Hudderseld Library and Information Centre
Princess Alexandra Walk,
Hudderseld, HD1 2SU
Tel: 01484 223200
Email: hudderseld.information@kirklees.gov.uk
Visitor information is also available at:
Marsden Library and Information Centre
Marsden Mechanics Hall, Peel Street, Marsden, HD7 6BW
Tel: 01484 222555
Email: marsden.visitorinformation@kirklees.gov.uk
Dewsbury Library and Information
Dewsbury Retail Park, Railway Street, Dewsbury, WF12 8EQ
Tel: 01924 325080
Email: dewsbury.lic@kirklees.gov.uk
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The information in this guide is believed to be correct at the
time of going to print, April 2014. Kirklees Council cannot
be held responsible for any errors.