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community to get involved.
They are inviting anyone interested in getting involved to attend their next business meeting on March 13 at 7pm at 25 Alandale Road, Bradley.
The Friends posted on Facebook: “Come along and help shape the future of Bradley Park or find out more about what we are up to.”
Chairman of the group, Richard Barker, previously said: “The Friends STUDENTS at North Huddersfield Trust school have teamed up with two local care homes as part of their studies.
During their visits to Astley Grange and Sunwood Care Home in Woodhouse Hall Road they will deliver different exercises to the residents.
The sessions encourage the residents to mobilise joints with light exercise and encourages verbal communication skills with some activities including singing of rhymes.
There is always an opportunity for the students to ask the residents questions to get to know them better and for the residents to participate in some verbal recall. of Bradley Park decided the site could not be left to fall into disrepair with the loss of a very valuable civic amenity and set about looking for options for the site.
“As part of the agreement we will take over and run the entire park for the next 125 years.”
Plans for a new clubhouse are set to be lodged with Kirklees in the next few weeks with a view to launching it in August.
When complete, it will be home to the Bradley TRA, Bradley Brownies, St Thomas’ after school club and will provide sports facilities for local teams.
Ahead of their visits, students interaction between students received two training sessions and the residents. from Kelly Brown from Kirklees The students are kind and Council (Intergenerational Team). considerate when supporting and
Students support the residents speaking to the residents. with the activities allowing the students to develop their communication skills and provides an opportunity for
On February 13 at 1.30pm, suspects smashed a glass panel in the rear door of a property on Dewhurst Road to reach in and use a key from the inside to unlock the door, enter and make an untidy search. A large TV was stolen from the lounge. ■■On the same date at noon, a suspect attacked a window belonging to a property on Halifax Old Road without any success. Garden shears were then taken from the shed to gain entry via the front UPVC door and steal cash. ■■On February 17 on Topaz Close at 5.30pm, the occupant returned home to find the rear kitchen window smashed to gain entry. An untidy search was made of every room and it is unknown if any property was stolen.