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Published Date: 19 March 2010
PREPARATIONS are under way to improve 45 houses alongside a key road approaching Todmorden town centre.
But there is no indication when work will begin on an equally prominent derelict mill site nearby.

Residents of the properties between Back Der Street and Richmond Street are currently being consulted on plans for stone cleaning, pointing and exterior repairs.

The proposed improvements will help to lift its appearance and improve the journey along Halifax Road, according to Calderdale Council, which is paying for the work from its share of the Leeds City Region budget.

Coun Amanda Byrne (Con, Sowerby Bridge), economy and enterprise spokeswoman, said: "These housing improvements will really help lift the appearance of this site and support the wider regeneration work that is being planned in Todmorden."

Nearby land has stood derelict for years since Hope Mill was demolished to make way for housing, workshops and offices.



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  • Last Updated: 19 March 2010 10:44 AM
  • Source: Evening Courier Main
  • Location: Halifax
 
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Peter Avinou,

20/03/2010 08:23:09
Lift the appearance?
What about living conditions within them Ms Byrne, has any survey been done to ascertain whether external measures should come first.
Tell us more, as comfort should surely outweigh pretty frontages?
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PosterMeerkat,

20/03/2010 10:00:49
Don't be silly Peter! Superficiality is paramount in Calderdale - outward respectability but inside is rot and decay.
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Peter Avinou,

20/03/2010 10:44:29
#2 PosterMeerkat
Profuse apologies, very remiss of me.
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