Home to just 4,500 people and set in a scenic, rural valley, this quaint market town has blossomed into a bastion of tolerance. "None of the bars here are gay bars," said Liz Paton. "But at the same ...

Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire has topped a list of ‘Best Places in the UK’. SAS, the leader in analytics, used its capabilities in artificial intelligence to create the list from large volumes of ...

The leader of Calderdale Council insists disruption will be minimised and businesses will be supported during flood ...

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Sowerby Bridge shop owner Izzy doesn’t mince her words when she talks about Hebden Bridge a few miles up the Calder Valley. “It’s a hippy theme park,” says Izzy who runs Artichoke, a vegan food shop ...

For a small town, Hebden Bridge has long punched above its weight. Situated in the Pennines, halfway between Manchester and Leeds, it was a centre for fabric production and trade in the 19th century.

Hebden Bridge, a market town, and Mytholmroyd, a village a mile or so away, were deluged by floods on Boxing Day (December 26). Hebden Bridge, population 4,500 and Mytholmroyd, 4,594, lie in the Upper ...

18:17, Fri, Aug 23, 2024 Updated: 18:24, Fri, Aug 23, 2024 Happy Valley's main location Hebden Bridge was one of Michael Portillo's stops in an episode of his BBC show Great British Railway Journeys.

A small vibrant market town, once hailed ‘the greatest town in Europe’, seemingly may have lost its touch, with it being branded a ‘new build black spot’. Tucked away in the verdant hills of West ...