Kaye's Millennium Green is 4.27 hectares of traditional parkland in Clayton West. The Green has many mature parkland trees whose character is maintained by the browsing of the cattle who graze there in the summer. It is crossed by the well-used Kirklees Way and is a favourite dog walk and popular recreation ground for people of all ages. It is also well used by the local primary school and other groups such as scouts, cubs and running groups.
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Friends of Rectory Park
To work closely with Kirklees Council to maintain & improve facilities in Rectory Park, for the benefit of local residents & visitors to the park. To conserve & improve the natural history & heritage value of the park, together with the protection & extension of wildlife & botanical habitats.
Birstall In Bloom
Birstall In Bloom exists in order to develop and maintain public gardens, barrels and planters around Birstall centre.
Friends of Honley Old Woods
Our overall aim is to open up 2 areas within Honley Old Woods as bio diverse community areas, managing the ponds and surrounding land on an ongoing basis. Activities to support these objectives include pond clearance and pond life surveying, pathway clearance, removal of invasive and to share with the community what can be found on their doorstep.
Meltham Walkers are Welcome
Strengthen Meltham's reputation as a place for visitors to come to enjoy the outdoors, bring useful benefits to the local economy. Help to ensure that footpaths and facilities for walkers are maintained in good condition by working with relevant bodies, the Council and residents.Provide local community activities for families and local people.
Stocksmoor Village Association
The Association exists to: to represent the community whose place of residence is Stocksmoor; to promote the interests and well being of the Village community as a whole; to provide a link between different groups in the village; to liaise/consult with relevant authorities / bodies as appropriate on behalf of the community to seek funding to facilitate the above.
Cowcliffe Community Recreation Area
To develop a greenspace which is accessible and inclusive to all, where they can meet and feel proud about the space and therefore take care of it: - To develop a space where individuals and families (and dogs) can play, exercise and meet to feel connected. - To create an environment which balances formal planting with a place where nature can thrive - To secure funds and campaign to improve the infrastructure and existing facilities of the park. - To promote the physical and mental health and wellbeing of the local community in all activity undertaken by the group.
Marsden and Slaithwaite Transition Towns (MASTT)
MASTT aims to promote sustainability, bio-diversity and awareness of climate change. Currently main focus is on the Rotcher Woodland and Community Orchard.
Holmfirth Walkers are Welcome
Holmfirth Walkers are Welcome promotes recreational walking in the Holme Valley.
Windybank Gardening Club
Windybank gardening club was started to benefit all members of the community. to help combat loneliness and isolation. We share our skills with members who are new to gardening. Our initial aim was to maintain the existing gardens and introduce more plants to attract wildlife whilst being attractive.