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Your Letters
Keeping Huddersfield happy?
“Huddersfield is the third happiest town in the country” according to a recent Sunday Times!
We can’t lose our heritage
In their “Vision and Strategic Objectives” outlined in the LDF Core Strategy, planners promised to retain the characteristics of Kirklees which make it attractive. This involved, among other issues, safeguarding the “distinctive and contrasting landscapes and legacy of historic buildings within and around Kirklees’ towns and villages.
Slippery slope for roadworks
I was surprised to see the item on the roadworks pending on Bradford Road, Littletown, in last week’s Spenborough Guardian, and have obviously missed any information building up to this
The kids are alright
Like a lot of parents, I was bombarded with requests for hi-tech gifts from my kids this Christmas and eventually conceded in buying my 12-year-old son an expensive mobile phone,
Preserve Red House for future generations
I WAS shocked to read in the Spenborough Guardian that the threat of closure is lying over the Red House Museum.
Red House’s international importance
MAY I add my comments to those opposing the proposed closure of Red House.
Red House is our jewel in the crown
I CANNOT say how devastated my husband and I are at the thought of Red House closing.
Looking for information
DO any readers have any photographs or information on the row of 24 terraced houses that used to stand next to Sharps grocery shop in Low Road, opposite Beckett Lane, Dewsbury Moor?
What about local corner shops?
RE: ‘Tough times for Tesco’, Reporter Series, January 19/20.
2 commentsWhat now for Tesco?
I NOTICE from some old records that I first wrote about the Tesco development in September 1999.
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Weather for Cleckheaton
Wednesday 22 February 2012
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