Whats on in Huddersfield Local News
F.Hinds partners with Rotary watches to fight prostate cancer
For every Rotary Watches’ Limited Edition 1IN4 timepiece sold, F.Hinds will match Rotary’s donation of 10% plus VAT to the
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Autumn COVID boosters get underway in Kirklees to protect the most vulnerable this winter
NHS vaccination teams across Kirklees are offering COVID-19 boosters to those at greatest risk from the virus. The autumn booster
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Heritage Open Days 2022
Details of this year’s Heritage Open Days events are now available on the Discover Huddersfield website. Huddersfield Local History Society …
Issue 33 of the Society’s Journal
Current members of the Society receive a free complimentary copy of the journal. However, if we can’t tempt you to join today, you can order a copy of the journal […] Huddersfield Local History Society …
Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice calls for key NHS grant for children’s hospices to be protected
Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice is joining UK children’s palliative care charity Together for Short Lives in calling on the
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Flushing away inequalities with £89,250 for new Changing Places toilets in Kirklees
Kirklees Council has secured government funding to support the delivery of three new Changing Places Toilets. £89,250 from the Department
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Group smash cycle challenge in memory of friend who campaigned for brain tumour treatments
A Loughborough University graduate who passed away in August last year from a brain tumour, aged 25, has been remembered
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International Clinical Trials Day: Two hundred and seventy-five years of research, and it all started with an orange
“If you don’t eat your veg you’ll get scurvy!” Is that something you heard when you were younger? Or maybe
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