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	Hebden Bridge - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hebden Bridge is a town in the county of West Yorkshire, England, 8 miles west of Halifax, at the junction of the River Calder and Hebden Water.
		The steep wet hills and access to major wool markets meant that Hebden Bridge was ideal for water powered weaving mills and the town developed during the 19th and 20th centuries.
		Hebden Bridge is noted for having significant numbers of alternative types and a gay and lesbian community.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hebden_Bridge (1462 words)

	Hebden Bridge - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		A profile of the Calder ward in 2003 (covering Hebden Bridge, Old Town and part of Todmorden) estimated the population at around 11,549.
		On August 6, 2003, Hebden Bridge was granted Fairtrade Zone status.
		Hebden Bridge, History, Early history, The rise of Hebden Bridge as a town, Developing Facilities, Second World War, Local government, Postwar period, Local Issues, Housing, Unsolved Murders, Acre Mill, Floods, The 1995 Drought, Attractions and Famous people.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Hebden_Bridge (1549 words)

	Hebden Bridge Today (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		One of the advantages of Hebden Bridge’s small town shopping is the opportunity to chat to shopkeepers, many of whom have valuable, specialist knowledge of anything from fish to fashion, bikes to books, rugs to rings, model engineering to healing oils, and organic food to shoes...
		Among the most historic of Hebden Bridge’s shopping spots is Bridge Mill in St George’s Square - a splendid example of a water-powered Pennine mill ruggedly built in local gritstone and now housing several shops, workshops and restaurant.
		From jelly moulds and pasta machines to embroidery silks and limited editions, Hebden Bridge is often able to supply the idiosyncractic and unusual, or that extra special something difficult to find in more urban centres.
	www2.hebdenbridgetoday.co.uk /thisishebden/default.asp (346 words)

	Hebden Bridge to Ponden
		I made the decision to include a personal diversion via Hebden Bridge, for several reasons; it's a handsome little town, it has places to stay and it's a good public transport hub, but more to the point the diversion via Hebden results in a far less "bitty" route, particularly north of the Calder valley itself.
		Hebden Bridge lies on the main Leeds-Manchester railway line and is about 45 minutes' travel from either.
		A track bridging the river at this point is the one which diverged from Hebden Vale just north of Hardcastle Crags.
	www.jbutler.org.uk /e2e/pw/w6/index.shtml (2536 words)

	Hebden Bridge Vintage Weekend (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Hebden Bridge is an ideal location to watch this magnificent collection of historic vehicles as they wind their way across the Pennines, en route from Manchester to Harrogate.
		Located in the heart of Hebden Bridge, on Calder Holmes Park, the event attracts hundreds of vehicles, of a wide variety and age, as well as numerous stalls autojumblers and entertainers.
		Hebden Bridge is worth a visit, if just to see what the British Airways in flight magazine described as ‘One of the most funky towns in the world’.
	www.frost.co.uk /hebden_bridge_vintage_weekend.asp (746 words)

	Hebden Bridge Band
		We are all grateful for the hard work and dedication that Ian has put in over the years, both as a conductor and a player, and wish him and his family all the best in their new life.
		Hebden Bridge Brass Band won the British Open in 1911, and are keenly looking forward to returning to the world's greatest Brass Band Competition.
		Chairman of Hebden Bridge Band Frances Ellis said: “It was a great chance for local bands to come together and show off their talents and new repertoire.
	www.hebdenbridgeband.co.uk /news.htm (1543 words)

	ChavTowns - Hebden Bridge
		Because three or four generations of chavs exist in hebden, everyone is related, so if you were to actually just give a scally a good kicking, their entire extended family would be round your house with bricks and firebombs within an hour.
		Hebden Bridge used to the really nice but it has definately gone down hill.
		To live in Hebden Bridge, you either have to be a CHAV or gay, or both.
	www.chavtowns.co.uk /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1043 (666 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| Archive Search
		Hebden Bridge in Yorkshire has been outed as the Sapphic capital of Britain.
		Ever since hippies turned Hebden Bridge into a counter-culture paradise after it was abandoned by a desperate population of redundant mill workers in the early Sixties, the whole Upper Valley has seen wave after wave of idealistic incomers.
		In the early Seventies the flened façades of local millhouses were scrubbed clean of their industrial past and remarketed to a middle-class population eager to reproduce the Good Life lifestyle within easy reach of Leeds and Manchester.
	www.guardian.co.uk /Archive/Article/0,4273,4230216,00.html (1113 words)

	The Pennine Cycleway Guide - accommodation and tourist information for Hebden Bridge
		Hebden Bridge prospered through the Industrial Revolution when the mills became the symbols of prosperity, specialising in the production of corduroy and worsted.
		Nowadays there are many sides to Hebden Bridge - it has a thriving bohemian arts and music scene with a fascinating industrial history particularly with its own Co-operative Guild which was one of the first to develop a Women's Guild Section.
		Today the Hebden Bridge is famous for its social and artistic revival, people still flock to see the Pace Egg play, the World Dock Pudding Championships and the annual Arts Festival.
	www.cycle-routes.org /penninecycleway/places/hebden_bridge.htm (674 words)

	Hebden Bridge: Tourist Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Textiles have been important in the Upper Calder Valley for centuries, but it was not until mechanisation and steam power were introduced from the late 18th century that Hebden Bridge began to grow significantly.
		The arrival of the canal and railway attracted industry to the valley bottoms, but with limited flat land and a growing army of textile workers, dwellings were ingeniously built on the valley sides, giving the town its characteristic "double-decker" housing.
		Hebden Bridge has seen great change in recent years.
	www.hebdenbridge.co.uk /tourist-info (173 words)

	Hebden House, Group Accommodation in Hebden Bridge, Pennine Yorkshire
		Hebden House is the residential wing of the Birchcliffe Centre and is situated on the hillside above the picturesque town of Hebden Bridge.
		Hebden Bridge is surrounded by stunning countryside, and contains many interesting shops and attractions.
		Amongst the attractions in Hebden Bridge are cruises on the Rochdale Canal.
	www.yorkshirenet.co.uk /accgde/hebdenhouse (577 words)

	BBC - Bradford and West Yorkshire - Features - Hebden Bridge is the least cloned town in Britain.
		Well, it seems they are towns which resist "cloning." A new survey claims that Hebden Bridge has more local, individual shops than any other town in the country.
		Hebden Bridge is the sort of place where you will probably not have to search far to find more than one cafè selling organic food and the town still has its very own cinema showing films for a wide variety of tastes.
		Caroline Kindy, who owns a business in Hebden Bridge, believes the town's character is very important: "You've got a much better chance of surviving in a town like this which is truly committed to independent business rather than trying to fight the fat cats on the high street.
	www.bbc.co.uk /bradford/features/2005/06/clone_towns_hebden_bridge.shtml (679 words)

	Hebden Bridge Today (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		HEBDEN Bridge and Todmorden shoppers were treated to an array of swordfights and comedy moments at the annual Pace Egg plays.
		The Good Friday celebrations were provided by pupils of Calder High School, Mytholmroyd at various locations in Hebden Bridge and Todmorden, staging their versions of traditional folk performance.
		The event is staged to celebrate St George’s battle triumphs over his challengers and his jeering at the bumbling antics of Toss Pot.
	www2.hebdenbridgetoday.co.uk /paceegg/default.asp (353 words)

	hebdeneye.org
		Hebden Bridge’s laid-back slouch-pop outfit the Tropes have disbanded, ending their short-lived career on a high at the Northern Green Gathering.
		There’s a new Hebden Bridge publisher, called Blue Moose, with two new books, one of which is a comic novel by Kevin Duffy set in the early days of the hippy colonisation of the town: the title is Anthills and Stars.
		The policing was a bit heavy apparently (ie they outnumbered the protesters and they ’searched’ you at the drop of a hat), however some people got into the grounds of the power station on Thursday - it’s not clear what they did when they got there - and 38 people in total were arrested.
	www.hebdenbridgenews.com (1259 words)

	myMAPof... Hebden Bridge Hotels Map of Hebden Bridge virtual tour and map of Hebden Bridge in 3D to help tourists with ...
		Hebden Bridge Hotels Map of Hebden Bridge virtual tour and map of Hebden Bridge in 3D to help tourists with booking hotels in Hebden Bridge
		Booking Hotels in Hebden Bridge using "myMAPof… Hebden Bridge" offers visitors not just a map of Hebden Bridge as a 360 Virtual Tour of Hebden Bridge but also a listing of which Hebden Bridge Hotels are located close by.
		Please enjoy this interactive map of Hebden Bridge, we hope that it helps you find the very best that it has to offer.
	www.mymapof.com /destinations/calderdale/hebden_bridge.html (145 words)

	» TAKE TIME poetry animations at the Picture Househebdeneye.org
		A new project aimed at young people to create their own animated poems is being run in partnership with Calderdale Libraries and Hebden Bridge Picture House.
		The finished results will be shown at the cinema in Hebden Bridge in January 06, so it will be a great opportunity for anyone wanting to get involved in the arts as a career, using new technologies, or just come along and have some fun and see their work on a big screen.
		hebden bridge web news, events etc. bit like this one except its got more than 3 visitors
	www.hebdenbridgenews.com /?p=232 (843 words)

	The Book Case of Hebden Bridge, independent local bookshop.
		Hebden Bridge Walkers Action: We support the initiative to make Hebden Bridge Britain's first "Walkers Welcome" town - find more details here.
		We are celebrating 21 years as Hebden Bridge's only independent bookshop by sponsoring a Reading Prize in local primary schools.
		The winning children were chosen by the schools involved for having struggled with reading but persevered, or having shown the most progression in their reading, and the Book Case Reading Prize was presented at participating schools as part of their end of term awards.
	www.bookcase.co.uk (960 words)

	HEBDEN BRIDGE ESTATE AGENTS - Property and houses for sale or rent in Hebden Bridge and surrounding area.
		HEBDEN BRIDGE ESTATE AGENTS - Property and houses for sale or rent in Hebden Bridge and surrounding area.
		Let a good number of agents in Hebden Bridge know your needs - our 'one e-mail to all Hebden Bridge Estate Agents' button at the top of the homepage is ideal for this.
		Work closely with the estate agents, they have local knowledge of the property market and house prices in Hebden Bridge.
	www.hebdenbridge-estateagents.co.uk (1218 words)

	Hebden Royd Town Council - Serving Cragg Vale, Hebden Bridge and Mytholmroyd, Calderdale, West Yorkshire
		The parish of Hebden Royd lies in the Calder Valley and includes the main population centres of Hebden Bridge and Mytholmroyd as well as surrounding rural areas, notably, Cragg Vale.
		The Town Council, whose members act in a voluntary capacity and are unpaid, has to respond to legislation but is the tier of government closest to the electorate and it seeks to serve by identifying and responding to local needs.
		The economic, social, and environmental well-being of those who live and work in Hebden Royd will be a major factor in all our decision-making.
	www.hebdenroyd.org.uk /index.htm (206 words)

	Grants from Hebden Royd Town Council - Serving Cragg Vale, Hebden Bridge and Mytholmroyd, Calderdale, West Yorkshire
		The maximum amount of grant aid to be available to organisations will be £300 for small grants and an amount to be determined by the Council for larger grants within the limits of the Council's Grants Budget.
		In the event of over subscription to the funds available the Town Council will seek to support those organisations, which will complement the programme of work currently being undertaken by the Council, and which is consistent with the values that underpin that work.
		Which enhance the economic strength of the area by promoting Hebden Royd and its people or by providing support for people who are without work.
	www.hebdenroyd.org.uk /grants.htm (691 words)

	Walk/Cycle from Haworth to Hebden Bridge
		The route from Haworth TIC to Hebden Bridge is 8 miles long.
		The route shown uses bridleway and is suitable for cyclists with a bike capable of tackling rough terrain.
		From Hardcastle Crags continue along the road until you meet with the A6033 and take signs to Hebden Bridge it is about 1.50 miles further on.
	www.haworth-village.org.uk /walks/hebden-bridge/hebden-bridge.asp (672 words)

	West Mount Veterinary Group - Hebden Bridge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		he surgery in Hebden Bridge was the first to be established in what is now the West Mount Veterinary Group.
		It was opened in 1981 and was formerly the main surgery of the Group (then called Holborow and Tapsfield).
		The staff working at the Hebden Bridge surgery during the week are as follows:
	www.westmountvets.co.uk /hebdenbridge.html (136 words)

	Hebden Bridge - Holme House Bed and Breakfast
		Hebden Bridge - Holme House Bed and Breakfast
		Bed and Breakfast accomodation in Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire - Holme House Bed and Breakfast
		For an extra treat, such as your wedding night we offer a luxury package to make your stay that little bit more special.
	www.holmehousehebdenbridge.co.uk (215 words)

	Hebden Bridge Band
		Records of a brass band in the Pennine village of Hebden Bridge exist as far back as the middle of the 19th century.
		In those early days, band members came from the workforce of the sponsoring local mills, and players became local heroes, representing the community at home and abroad.
		The majority of bands of all grades come from the geographical area surrounding this great line of hills, and Hebden Bridge is as typical as any.
	www.hebdenbridgeband.co.uk (278 words)

	Hebden Bridge History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The Hebden Bridge Local History Group was formed in 1949 and is a section of the HB Literary and Scientific Society which is celebrating their hundredth anniversary this year.
		We organise a winter programme from September to March on the second and fourth Thursday of the month usually at the Hope Baptist Church (entrance on Hope Street) at 7:30 pm.
		Our publication "A Century of Change" and is available from the Canal Interpretation and Visitor Centre, The Bookcase in Hebden Bridge and online from Hebweb books.
	www.hebdenbridgehistory.org.uk (155 words)

	Hebden Bridge Caravan Parks, Campsites, and Holiday Parks
		Leeds And Bradford airport is 17.2 miles (27.7 km) from Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire.
		The M62 jnct 22 is approximately 6.3 miles (10.1 km) from Hebden Bridge.
		The Mytholmroyd Railway Station is about 0.9 miles (1.5 km) from Hebden Bridge.
	www.pickatrail.com /sun/h/england/campsites/hebden_bridge_west_yorkshire.html (114 words)

	Hebden Bridge 2006
		London Heathrow and Gatwick are only 4-5 hours away by car, and also served direct by National Express coach services to Bradford.
		By car - Hebden Bridge is situated at the junction of the A64 (Halifax-Bumley road) and A6033 from Keighley.
		Car drivers from the Leeds and Ml direction are advised to use the M62 to junction 24, then the A629 towards Halifax until picking up A646 signs.
	www.hebdenbridge.info (170 words)

	ABC Coaching and Counselling Services for REBT and CBT coaching, counselling and therapy.
		Face-to-face coaching, counselling and therapy in Hebden Bridge and Halifax, West Yorkshire.
		Face-to-face Couples Therapy in Hebden Bridge and Halifax, West Yorkshire.
		If you do live within commuting distance of Hebden Bridge or Halifax, which are about half-way between Leeds and Manchester, on the M62 motorway, and the trans-Pennine rail link, then please take a look at the Face-to-face Therapy page.
	www.rebt.cc (1501 words)

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