Kirklees Council seek businesses to take part in campaign

Businesses are encouraged to get involved with town centre reopening campaign
Read moreBusinesses are encouraged to get involved with town centre reopening campaign
Read moreAn investment plan has been submitted by the Dewsbury Town Board demonstrating how their bid for £25M of funding from the Government’s Towns Deal Fund would be spent.
Read moreIf you are visiting one of our towns and villages you will need to pay to park from 11 January.
Read moreWe declared a climate emergency in 2019 and have now arranged for our energy supplier to switch our corporate electricity supply to a green electricity tariff for the remaining 2 years of the current contract, which will last until April 2023. ‘Green electricity’ means that our electricity supplies will be generated from entirely renewable sources. The impact of using green
Read moreThree Kirklees councillors have today resigned from the Labour group. All three remain Kirklees councillors and have indicated their intention to sit as independent members. They are Cllr Rob Walker, Cllr Lesley Warner and Cllr Richard Murgatroyd. There are currently 68 councillors elected to Kirklees Council (one seat is vacant). The new political composition of the council is: Labour and
Read moreFollowing meetings with the Government, Kirklees alongside the rest of West Yorkshire will move from Tier 2 to Tier 3 in the COVID-19 restrictions system from Monday.
Read moreAs part of our commitment to tackling the Climate Emergency, we are sharing our vision for dealing with recycling and waste in Kirklees and want your views.
Read moreUpdate on household waste recycling centres from Cllr Naheed Mather
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