Conveyancing Solicitors Hebden Bridge

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Hebden Bridge is a market town in the Upper Calder Valley in West Yorkshire. Its name is derived from Anglo-Saxon and the town 'took off' in the Industrial Revolution because the area's geography made it ideal for the siting of water-powered weaving mills. The town continued to develop in the 19th and 20th centuries having a large economic focus on clothing manufacturing.

In the latter half of the 20th century, many artists, musicians and writers moved to the area and it became a focus of tourism. Additionally it became a popular dormitory town for larger towns both sides of the Pennines including Manchester, Bradford, Leeds and Burnley.

Hebden Bridge's shops are virtually all independent boutiques and landmarks and attractions include the Hardcastle Crags (picturesque countryside with great walks), the Hebden Bridge Picture House (an original 1920s Art Deco building), the Trades Club (rated as one of the best music venues in England), the Rochdale Canal (walks and pubs along the route), the ruined church of Heptonstall, the Stubbing Wharf Inn (made famous by Ted Hughes' poem of the same name) and the grave of Sylvia Plath, the prominent writer and poet (and the first wife of Ted Hughes) in the secondary graveyard of St. Thomas the Apostle Church.

Yorkshire is the largest county in the United Kingdom and it is made up of large subdivisions; North Yorshire, South Yorkshire, West Yorkshire and East Riding of Yorkshire; which administer their own parts of it although the whole is still recognised as a cultural region and geographical territory.

The largest city is Leeds although there are several large-sized cities in the county, such as Sheffield, Huddersfield and Hull and it also contains York, a very beautiful walled city. It is bordered by the counties of Durham, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Cheshire, Lancashire and Westmorland.

Yorkshire boasts some wonderful natural areas such as the North York Moors and the Dales National Parks. The Howardian Hills and Nidderdale have been designated as Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Yorkshire County Cricket Club plays at Headingley in Leeds and there are a number of prominent football clubs in the county such as Leeds United, Sheffield United, Sheffield Wednesday and Middlesbrough.

Every Easter Monday, the World Coal Carrying Championship is carried out at Gawthorpe - competitors have to carry a 50kg sack of coal for around 3/4 of a mile!