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A choir stands and sits in a church, with a pianist and cellist performing to the left, and an audience visible in the pews in the foreground.Community Stories · 2 OctoberWhat a Huddersfield Choir Director Learned About Organising Successful Concert ToursRead the story →
A woman wearing glasses and a light-colored jacket stands in profile, looking at a museum exhibit panel about Ireland.Events · 25 SeptemberBetween Life and Death: Holocaust rescue stories exhibition opens at Huddersfield’s Holocaust Centre NorthA woman in a striped yellow and brown sweater holds a blue book titled "The Tale of Leosala" up to her face, partially obscuring her nose and mouth.Book Release · 12 SeptemberHuddersfield author Adelina Sewell turns Ehlers-Danlos diagnosis into magical YA fantasy seriesA yellow and blue sign for "Little Nook Deli & Pantry Coffee" above a shop window filled with various deli items and sunflowers.Food & Drink · 11 SeptemberLittle Nook Deli in Kirkburton to launch monthly supper clubs with charcuterie focusA park scene with several wooden picnic tables, a badger statue, and trees lining a grassy hill.What's On · 2 AugustWhy Summer in Huddersfield Is Best Spent OutdoorsMultiple hands of various ages hold large, dark bean seeds, some hands smudged with dirt, poised over a soil bed.Local News · 21 JulyTen Kirklees Schools Launch Year-Long Food Growing Project with Grow to SchoolA new building under construction, surrounded by scaffolding and building materials, on a cloudy day.Property · 9 JulyConstruction Work Continues on Major Huddersfield Affordable Housing DevelopmentThe Town That Bought Itself: How Huddersfield's £1.3 Million Gamble Changed EverythingLocal News · 26 JuneThe Town That Bought Itself: How Huddersfield's £1.3 Million Gamble Changed EverythingA book's endpaper with the Library of Congress seal, handwritten classification numbers GV945, Book S7, and the year 1910.Sport · 10 JuneThe Meeting That Changed Sport: How Huddersfield Gave Birth to Rugby LeagueA fair-skinned man with receding gray hair, wearing a dark suit, white collared shirt, and a red, white, and blue patterned tie, looks slightly to the right.History · 10 JuneFrom Cowlersley to Number Ten: Harold Wilson's Huddersfield RootsA tall, rectangular stone tower with multiple windows stands on a grassy hill under a blue sky with scattered clouds.History · 10 JuneCastle Hill: Four Millennia of History Beneath Huddersfield's Iconic Tower

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