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Grassy hill with a winding path leading up to a tall, narrow stone tower at the top, under a clear blue sky with scattered clouds, and a low stone wall running across the foreground.

Kirklees

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Nestled in West Yorkshire, the Kirklees district is made up of the bustling urban centres of Huddersfield and Dewsbury and a host of charming smaller towns and district centres including Batley, Birstall, Cleckheaton, Denby Dale, Heckmondwike, Holmfirth, Kirkburton, Marsden, Meltham, Mirfield, and Slaithwaite.

With a growing population of over 425,000, Kirklees is a cradle of creativity, birthing legendary artists, authors, musicians, and actors.

Steeped in culture, with vibrant towns and villages coming alive year-round, the district plays host to a variety of festivals, music, cultural and sporting events throughout the calendar, blending history with contemporary vibrancy.

Our greenspaces play a vital role in supporting the health and wellbeing of both our communities and visitors to the district with a range of open spaces and attractions including heritage sites, country and principal public parks, many of which hold Green Flag Award status.

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The front of Batley Methodist Church. A large stone building with 3 big red doors and many windows around the building. Close up flowers in the front of the image blurred out and the grey sky above.

The image shows lots of different fruits in boxes - limes, oranges, grapefruit, pears, pineapple, melon and cherries with the prices above them.

The front of the town hall with stairs leading up to the entrance. A very large stone building with many windows and a clock at the top. A large brick building is to the left of the town hall made up of mostly windows. In front of the town hall is a market square with a sculpture of a man holding up a woman. There is a pot of yellow flowers in the bottom right of the image and the blue sky with clouds in above.

A picture of a lake with a bridge to the right of the image with arches underneath. There are some large stepping stone like rocks in the left hand corner of the lake. There is lots of green grass and trees all around, there is a path through the park with people walking along it. The sky is lovely and blue.

The exterior of the theatre is a light coloured brick with a large entrance with 4 pillars around the door, there are some small steps leading up to the door and either side of the entrance there is wheelchair ramps. There is one large window above the door and then smaller windows to the sides. The building goes around each side in a U shape with a patio out the front with many picnic benches and blue umbrellas.

A large building made of what looks like light bricks that have become very discoloured and dark over time, there is a wall around the front which is made from the same. There are 2 large chimneys which each have a cross at the top of the bricks. There is a lovely green lawn out the front with lots of shrubbery and some poppies. At the front of the wall is a large stone gravel drive which turns into a small path between the lawn leading up to the right hand side of the lawn. There is a sign at the front, centre of the wall next to the gate.

A very modern, mostly glass with some brickwork building, with a multi-coloured brick patio out the front of the building with some benches. In the background you can see some pitches in a field with lots of trees behind.

The front of Batley Methodist Church. A large stone building with 3 big red doors and many windows around the building. Close up flowers in the front of the image blurred out and the grey sky above.

The image shows lots of different fruits in boxes - limes, oranges, grapefruit, pears, pineapple, melon and cherries with the prices above them.

The front of the town hall with stairs leading up to the entrance. A very large stone building with many windows and a clock at the top. A large brick building is to the left of the town hall made up of mostly windows. In front of the town hall is a market square with a sculpture of a man holding up a woman. There is a pot of yellow flowers in the bottom right of the image and the blue sky with clouds in above.

A picture of a lake with a bridge to the right of the image with arches underneath. There are some large stepping stone like rocks in the left hand corner of the lake. There is lots of green grass and trees all around, there is a path through the park with people walking along it. The sky is lovely and blue.

The exterior of the theatre is a light coloured brick with a large entrance with 4 pillars around the door, there are some small steps leading up to the door and either side of the entrance there is wheelchair ramps. There is one large window above the door and then smaller windows to the sides. The building goes around each side in a U shape with a patio out the front with many picnic benches and blue umbrellas.

A large building made of what looks like light bricks that have become very discoloured and dark over time, there is a wall around the front which is made from the same. There are 2 large chimneys which each have a cross at the top of the bricks. There is a lovely green lawn out the front with lots of shrubbery and some poppies. At the front of the wall is a large stone gravel drive which turns into a small path between the lawn leading up to the right hand side of the lawn. There is a sign at the front, centre of the wall next to the gate.

A very modern, mostly glass with some brickwork building, with a multi-coloured brick patio out the front of the building with some benches. In the background you can see some pitches in a field with lots of trees behind.

Access Routes

Batley Bus Station to Batley Town Hall/Market Square

St James Street, Batley, West Yorkshire, WF17 5SA

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Batley Railway Station to Batley Town Centre/Town Hall

Back Station Road, Batley, West Yorkshire, WF17 5TA

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Cleckheaton Bus Station to Cleckheaton Town Hall/Savoy Square

Dewson Road, Cleckheaton, BD19 5DL

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Dewsbury Bus Station to Town Hall/Customer Service Centre

Aldams Road, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF12 8AR

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Dewsbury Railway Station to Town Hall/Dewsbury LIC

Wellington Road, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 1HF

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Huddersfield Bus Station to Civic Centres, Registrars and Customer Service Centre

Upperhead Row, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 2JN

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Huddersfield Bus Station to Greenhead Park

Upperhead Row, Huddersfield, HD1 2JN

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Huddersfield Bus Station to Huddersfield Town Hall

Upperhead Row, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 2JN

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Huddersfield Railway Station to Civic Centres/Registrars/Customer Service Centre

St George's Square, Huddersfield, HD1 1JB

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Huddersfield Railway Station to Greenhead Park

St George's Square, Huddersfield, HD1 1JB

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Huddersfield Railway Station to Huddersfield Town Hall

St George's Square, Huddersfield, HD1 1JB

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