Opinion

Myself and Wilson Simms have informed The Courier that Santa’s ‘Hidden Grotto’ in Calderdale is now ‘all quiet’ for another year.

Programming a year-round season of world-class events at The Piece Hall is a huge under-taking. From breath-taking sculpture to independent festivals and world-renowned cycles races, the eclectic line-up sees acting head of events Jenny Harris and her team start planning and preparations months in advance.

On behalf of the Rotary Clubs of Calderdale, Bryan Harkness thanks the people of Calderdale for their support as this year's annual Shoebox Appeal draws to a close.

My first test drive for this column was not really a test drive at all. Instead I was driven by car and bike share consultant Beate Kubitz in her new Tesla Model 3, with her dog, Jess, also on board.

Looking after an important historical building the size and scale of The Piece Hall is a huge responsibility, but the Operations Team at the Grade I listed site take it in their stride, working together to oversee the day-to-day running of this iconic Georgian building.

The United Kingdom has not been threatened with invasion for over 70 years and there is no likely threat in the foreseeable future.

Sometimes life can throw a complete and utter curve ball and it can easily feel like you are facing things alone; no matter how many loved ones are there to support you.

The local plan won’t solve our housing problems, but it might wreck our environment.

We are off, states Rotarian Bryan Harkness on behalf of the four participating Calderdale Rotary clubs.

In this month's edition of The Piece Hall Trust column the focus is on the team that work in the Welcome Centre and how they are an integral part of landmark's success.

Two years ago, council colleagues went out and talked to people all across the community about their hopes and aspirations.

I have been so excited to write this month’s column as I am focusing on the local organisations that work with and support animals.

The United Kingdom has not been threatened with invasion for over 70 years and there is no likely threat in the foreseeable future.

In this week’s column I would like to talk about exam results, writes NSPCC campaigns manager Helen Westerman.

It would likely have gone unnoticed on a night where much of the focus was on the prospects of a no-deal Brexit and relations with Donald Trump.

The saying ‘You learn something new every day’ really is true; learning is a day to day occurrence.

It’s a common misconception that some men can’t talk about their feelings.

We can all be creative. It’s an opportunity to let your imagination take the reins and look at new and original ways to approach something. So if your response is ‘But I’m rubbish at drawing’ or ‘I can’t sing’ then read on...

People are tired of Brexit but the problem needs to be tackled. In addition it looks likely that European elections will take place, and it is far better to be constructive even if this is for a limited time.