Have your say on how we invest in your home
We want to know what matters most to you about the safety and comfort of your home. Your answers will help shape our new Asset Management Strategy.
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Dewsbury temporary market prepares to open
Transformation is underway in Dewsbury town centre as work gets set to begin on the town’s historic market. A temporary market will open on Saturday 26 September, allowing traders to continue operating and residents to keep shopping whilst the work is underway.
Read moreDiscover nature, creativity and community across Kirklees
Residents across Kirklees are invited to enjoy a wide range of activities that bring together creativity, nature and community. Supported by Seasons of Culture – Nature, a programme developed by Kirklees Council in partnership with the wider West Yorkshire region. Local artists, organisations and community groups are hosting events across the district until December. Whether you enjoy getting outdoors, trying
Read moreHow a Huddersfield business centre trading since 1541 is planning for the next generation
A business centre in Armitage Bridge that has been trading since 1541 is looking to the future, with a full book of tenants and new sustainable travel facilities on the way.
Read moreCould your food business be part of Huddersfield’s new Food Hall?
We’re looking for brilliant food and drink businesses to become part of Huddersfield’s new Food Hall, opening in 2027 as part of Our Cultural Heart.
Read moreWest Yorkshire’s first Weaver Network bus station is opening in Kirklees this month
Heckmondwike’s new bus station opens this month, as the first to be built with the Weaver Network name. We are delivering the multi-million pound bus station in partnership with the West Yorkshire Combined Authority.
Read more£1.92m investment to modernise Kirklees CCTV network
We are investing around £2million to modernise our public realm CCTV network and introduce newer, more reliable technology across the district.
Read moreNew building safety policies for council housing properties approved
Cabinet approved a report detailing proposed new building safety policies for Homes and Neighbourhood properties.
The five new building safety policies outlined in the report, focus predominantly on higher-risk residential buildings and will help us continue to keep tenants safe while meeting our regulatory duties and responsibilities as social landlord.
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