Todmorden

Todmorden and it's surrounding area.

UCVR Masterplan Review

Upper Calder Valley Renaissance are holding a review conference on the 26th June of the plans put in place in 2003 and looking forward for the next 25 years.

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Planning Issues

In the second of his open letters, the chair of Todmorden Pride, James Gregory, tackles specific planning issues with Geoff Willerton, Head of Planning at Calderdale Council.

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Supermarket development issues in Todmorden

In the first of his open letters, the chair of Todmorden Pride, James Gregory, tackles the subject of supermarket development in Todmorden with David Moore, Head of Regeneration at Calderdale Council.

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2010 Diary Dates

Meeting dates for your diary for 2010.

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Town Hall Designs

Thirteen designs for Todmorden's Grade 1 Listed Town Hall are to go on display on Friday 12th and Saturday 13th June.

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Town Centre Consultation

Calderdale Council are holding three public consultation events to showcase the Draft Development Brief for Todmorden Town Centre.

UPDATE:Development Brief and response forms now available.

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Town Hall Consultation

Todmorden’s Grade One listed Town Hall is the subject of a new consultation by Calderdale Council. The council is seeking views from as many people as possible, both local and visiting, to understand what the town hall means to the town and it’s visitors.

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Calderdale’s Linear Park

You may not know it but there is a linear park in Calderdale and it’s been there for a very long time. You have probably walked through it. You may have cycled along it, boated along it, crossed over it, even fished at the side of it. Its name is the Rochdale Canal. The 11-mile stretch between Walsden in the west and Sowerby Bridge in the east is one of the important connecting links snakes through the Upper Calder Valley accompanied by the road, river and railway. A common reference point used by many in the area, the canal is potentially, a great leisure amenity which could attract and encourage tourism.

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