HUDDERSFIELD CIVIC SOCIETY NEWS

Huddersfield Civic Society has given a full response to the £210m Cultural Heart plans for Huddersfield town centre

A long-forgotten railway siding dating back to the 19th Century has been discovered in Huddersfield close to where Huddersfield Civic Society called for Victorian coal chutes to be preserved.

Huddersfield Civic Society has spoken out strongly against plans for BT to put digital screens around Huddersfield town centre.

It’s one of Huddersfield’s most historic houses and a new book now reveals that it was built with love very much at the forefront of its famous architect’s mind.

A major exhibition about the agonising search for the missing after the Holocaust is coming to Huddersfield.

Huddersfield Civic Society members Geoff Hughes and Paul Jackson are concerned about historic railway coal chutes at risk of being damaged or falling into total ruin at Hillhouse.

Huddersfield Civic Society has announced joint winners of its annual Peter Stead Award.

We are involved in several activities and initiatives.

Local organisers of the national Heritage Open Days Festival have exceeded previous records by bringing together over 70 venues, talks and activities across the district.

Huddersfield Civic Society welcomes the government’s recent decision to proceed with spending £1.4billion between now and 2029 on rebuilding the Huddersfield to Westtown, Dewsbury section of the Transpennine rail route.