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Where can we find three million pounds? The story of the Hebden Bridge Town Hall Project 2007-2012: talk by Andrew Bibby

Event added by Hebden Bridge Local History Society

In 2007 the old civic offices in St George’s Street, grade II listed but unloved and half empty, were urgently in need of a future. In 2012, following an asset transfer two years earlier of the heritage building into the hands of the newly constituted Hebden Bridge Community Association, Hebden Bridge Town Hall’s new extension was formally opened, complete with meeting rooms, office space and a courtyard cafe.

 Andrew Bibby, active in the campaign to save the building and the first Secretary of the Community Association, will offer a first-hand account of the ups and downs, the achievements and near failures, that ultimately brought the Town Hall project to a successful conclusion. 

Andrew is an author and journalist who has lived in Hebden Bridge since 1989. He has written several books, including All Our Own Work about the Nutclough Fustian Co-operative and These Houses are Ours, about housing co-operatives.

9 Bibby

Cost

Free to members; visitors welcome £4

Date

Wednesday 10th February 2027 @ 7:30pm

105 minutes duration

Venue

Hebden Royd Methodist Church

54 Bridge Lanes,
Hebden Bridge,
HX7 6AQ

Venue access:

  • Wheelchair access
  • Accessible toilet
  • Public Wifi

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