The week in Hebden Bridge.
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Planning
Each application, and where to comment.
Flats on an old mill floor
What is proposed, and how to have your say.
A rear extension on a terrace
Read the plansA dormer in the conservation area
Read the plansA tree to come down by the river
Read the plans
The council
What was decided, and what comes up next.
What the meeting decided
Each vote in one line, and the minutes for the rest.
The next agenda, item by item
Read the agendaA reader’s question, answered
Read the reply
What’s on
The weekend’s listings, from the town hall to the pubs.
Friday
- A film night
- Live music, in a pub
Saturday
- The market
- A walk up from the station
- A quiz
Sunday
- A talk at the library
- A choir in a chapel
Letters
Readers answer last week’s edition by replying to it.
On the mill flats
A neighbour of the mill on parking, light and the river.
On market day traffic
Read the letterOn the library’s hours
Read the letter
Reported on foot.
Rain, queues and notices on lampposts: the week as the town lives it.
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