Dean Clough offering free office space to Calderdale companies hit by flooding

Businesses across the borough have been hit by the floods caused by Storm Ciara, including several at Dean Clough, who launched a massive clean-up operation on Sunday to help those affected get back to work.

Firms at the Lee Bridge Industrial Estate next to Dean Clough were also flooded, including the 1904 Pub, and Dean Clough expressed its sympathies with those neighbouring companies affected.

And now the complex is offering help for companies who may need a temporary new home while recovering from flood damage.

In a statement, Dean Clough said: “The flooding on Sunday was a devastating event for Halifax and the wider Calder Valley and it’s truly heartbreaking to see so many people and businesses affected by these calamitous events once again.

“Unfortunately Dean Clough suffered some flooding, but with the help of so many of our long standing contractors, customers and team, all but one of the 150 businesses on site are operational again.

“However, we appreciate that others across the Calder Valley have not been so lucky.

“Therefore Dean Clough would like to offer our support to businesses who have been affected by the floods.

“If you are a Calderdale business which has been affected by the floods and require temporary short term office space please get in touch with us.

“In addition we have a limited amount of space available which we can provide free of charge for a period. If you are interested to find out more please contact one of our sales team at: [email protected] or ring 01422 250250.

“Also we have placed Community Foundation for Calderdale Flood Fund collection boxes on all our receptions to help raise as much money as possible for such a worthy cause.”