2006 MAIN NEWS

December 2006

• 24th: Christmas Eve Carols
• 22nd: Stone effigy and sundial costs/tenders
• 11th: Residents buy Mill Pond
• 11th: 3-C broadband goes where others won't
• 7th: Primary school results
• 6th: New musical director for HB Band
• 6th: ATC supports local ownership of windfarms
• 4th: Broadband Coop 3-C awarded £9k

November 2006

• 28th: Fire station - to shops and flats
• 23rd: Children and Young People's Network
• 22nd: Climate campaign launch
• 21st: Heaven's Kitchen in Blackshawhead
• 18th: Pool land sold for £885.000
• 14th: Authors support Colden Campaign
• 7th: Festival - have your say
• 7th: HB Band best result
• 6th: Plane stupid - HB woman arrested
• 5th: Fireworks video clip

October 2006

• 30th: Fairfield bus service resumes
• 30th: Former Swimming Pool site - questions
• 28th: UNICEF Middle Eastern Children's Appeal event
• 25th: Film promotes White Ribbon Campaign
• 15th: Photographer Rebecca Dearden exhibition
• 15th: Local artists snapped up by paintings charity
• 14th: Crow Nest plans thrown out
• 4th: Bodyworks 2006 - Exhibition
• 2nd: Colden Eco-Park planned

September 2006

• 24th: Chris Green goes to Downing St
• 19th: Grant for Walkers' Group
• 7th: House Mentoring
• 6th: Female Friendly town
• 3rd: Tin Tab latest

August 2006

• 30th: 'Real Lives' seeks gay parents
• 30th: Buses on Bridge Gate?
• 20th: Heptonstall Festival
• 20th: Stoodley Stagger
• 17th: Allotment Week
• 15th: Blackshawhead - biggest Fete yet planned

July 2006

• 25th: Mill Pond dispute -again
• 17th: Hedge Hunt
• 17th: Fun Day update
• 2nd: Market Street flooded
• 1st: Colden School Big Fun Family Art Day

June 2006

• 30th: Chartist walk and talk
• 26th: Cricket: HB win at last
• 19th: Wainsgate Open Day
• 19th: Pennine Climate Action
• 19th: Auction for Calder High Theatre
• 12th: Summer evening at Land Farm
• 12th: World (Cup) Music at Trades
• 10th: Carnival photos
• 6th: Pennine Pennines in Scotsman feature

May 2006

• 31st: Balsam Bash at the Crags
• 22nd: Running to rescue Manchester Bear
• 13th: Festival programme launch
• 12th: Climate change public meeting
• 11th: Doris to "go out on a high"
• 10th: NUJ public meeting report
• 8th: Cricket returns to Salem
• 6th: Tibet Support Group
• 5th: Election results
• 4th: Nurseryman wins Silver
• 2nd: Twin town - 25 years
• 1st: Former swimming pool site

April 2006

• 23rd: Dock Pudding contest
• 22nd: Chernobyl photos
• 15th: Duck Race
• 15th: Calder Food Group
• 13th: The Greens and Bernard Ingham
• 10th: Acre Mill kills yet again
• 4th: Local election candidates
• 4th: MP objects to roadworks

March 2006

• 29th: Library gets the green light
• 22nd: Right of Way dispute - Lee Mill Road
• 20th: Ian Coates: travelling around the world
• 19th: UDP report
• 17th: Pace Egg Play 2006
• 17th: Sound improvements at the Picture House
• 11th: Open Country: Hebden Bridge
• 10th - Spy cameras 'a waste of space'
• 7th - Local man in bomb blast escape
• 6th - FairTrade Fortnight

February 2006

• 27th - Obituary - Arthur Callard
• 8th - More train carriages
• 3rd - Six FireFighters Quit

January 2006

• 27th - Radio 4's Question Time comes to Mytholmroyd
• 23rd - Amnesty supports Internet prisoner from Vietnam
• 22nd - Linden Mill bank proposals yet again
• 19th - GCSEs: Good results for Calder High
• 16th - Midgehole Road closed for extensive tree felling
• 1st - Editorial: cracks in the bridge
• 1st - 10 years of the Hebden Bridge Web

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