Kirklees Together

Kirklees Council’s Cabinet were consulted on West Yorkshire’s £1.8billion devolution deal over conference call today. Cabinet members today (24 March 2020) held an informal meeting over conference call to be consulted on the deal – following government guidance on staying at home and socially distancing. Why was this done? It was due to be heard at a Cabinet meeting today,

A large number of our staff are putting their day jobs on hold and joining volunteers in communities across the borough to help people most in need. From today (Monday 23 March), some members of our staff are putting their day jobs on hold until further notice, to focus on supporting vulnerable residents to deal with the spread of coronavirus.

If you have already spoken to your school or childcare provider but still have concerns about access to either school places or childcare we are here to help. We have a dedicated team on-hand to support parents/guardians who either have vulnerable children or are classed as key workers. Get in touch Just fill out a Covid-19 education and childcare enquiry

As the situation with Covid-19 (Coronavirus) continues to develop, communities across Kirklees are springing into action to help. This is the community action we need to help get us through this crisis and stay strong. Below are some tips on how you can help. Look after your health –  if you want to help others you need to take care