Category: Your Community

People went quackers as the annual Holmfirth Duck Race returned on Sunday after two years away

Around 700 people took part in the Midnight Memory Walk which returned to Huddersfield for the first time in three years

The Yorkshire Asian Young Achievers Awards are inspirational and have the potential to change the lives of the winners

Five intrepid adventurers smashed the Five Peaks Challenge raising £3,000 for the Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice

One of the youngest members of Huddersfield Ukrainian Club has written a book to help raise funds for the war relief effort

Stephen Thompson sang 100 songs non-stop to raise money for Slaithwaite-based charity Ruddi’s Retreat

The Creative Map is running music, art and writing workshops to help people turn their lives around and boost wellbeing

A series of drop-in sessions are being hosted at Kirklees libraries over the next few weeks for SEND activities, support and services

Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice wins award at The Charity Awards 2022 for the Sudden Unexpected Death in Childhood service they provide

Volunteers from Huddersfield Ukrainian Club welcomed Ukrainian families with Yorkshire tea and scones topped with jam and clotted cream

hoot creative arts welcomes Sharleen Shaha to the team as a health and wellbeing co-ordinator and producer for Kirklees Year of Music 2023

A former winner of diversity awards in Huddersfield has urged people to enter this year’s awards which will be held in September

A Huddersfield grandfather is to sing 100 songs non-stop for charity just weeks after coming out of hospital

Huddersfield Town Foundation is encouraging businesses, community groups and schools to show their support for two local food banks

Five friends are aiming to complete the 5 Peaks Challenge to raise money for the Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice

Residents at a Huddersfield care home loved meeting firefighters from Rastrick Fire Station

The Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice is looking for more volunteers to join their team and it’s a great opportunity to learn new skills and meet new people

Two local GPs raise thousands of pounds for The Kirkwood by taking on mammoth mount Everest climb