Calderdale

/ ˈkɔːldəˌdeɪl /

noun

1. a unitary authority in N England, in West Yorkshire. Pop: 193 200 (2003 est). Area: 364 sq km (140 sq miles)

Example Sentences

George Galloway's strongly pro-Palestinian Workers Party of Britain won four seats - two in Rochdale, one in Calderdale and one in Manchester, where they ousted the Labour deputy leader of the council Luthfur Rahman.

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Lib Dem analysis shows stark differences between councils across the country, with 96% of requests for families in Leicestershire breaching the time limit, whereas nearly every family in Calderdale got their plans in time, with only 1% of requests missing the deadline.

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The Caymans, who all attend Calderdale College in Halifax, said they spotted Doherty in the street.

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The town is not the first to report a mystery noise - villagers in Holmfield, West Yorkshire, said in 2022 they were being "tortured" by a hum but Calderdale Council was unable to find the source.

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In 2012, Calderdale Council successfully bid for Heritage Lottery funding and the building closed again while work got under way.

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