In Pictures: Mytholmroyd market to help flood victims
Business affected by floods in the Calder Valley have put on a Christmas market to celebrate the clean-up after this summer's downpours.
Save Our Pub - village is asked to rally round
A campaign has been launched to save a pub which was left devasted by the floods which hit the Calder Valley in June.
Calderdale floods fund tops £115,000
A fund to help victims of the recent flash floods in Calderdale has reached £115,000 and thousands of pounds have already been handed out.
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Crash, bottle, picnic in Mytholmroyd
Mytholmroyd was the setting for a huge barbecue, a clash of wheels and one young spectator even made off with a rider's water bottle.
Helen Steel reports.
Yellow cycle began as a rose
A huge yellow cycle painted on a field in Cragg Road, Mytholmroyd, has been attracting plenty of attention. It was designed by Roger Pugh with help from his friend Brierley Hellowell. Here Roger explains how it came about.
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From the sublime to the ridiculous...
Je m'appelle Davide et je viens de....
...Darlington.
Davide...or Dave... travelled all the way from Darlington to see Le Tour pass through Mytholmroyd today:
Tour makers helping crowds in Mytholmroyd
Streets lined with fans in Mytholmroyd
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Mytholmroyd waits...
Red Sea, Blue Nile, Orange Calder...?
We have all heard of the Red Sea and the Blue Nile but what about the Orange Calder?
Well residents in Mytholmroyd were suitably bemused when overnight their river turned a rather rusty shade of rouge.
Gaynor Barnes has more.
Residents' shock as River Calder turns orange
After all the recent rainfall many of our rivers are running fast and full. But in the hills above Calderdale one waterway has been causing quite a stir.
Residents in Mytholmroyd were certainly baffled when overnight the River Calder turned orange.
The Environment Agency have identified the discoloured water as coming from an old coal mine in the hills above the village of Portsmouth, in the valley.
Mytholmroyd lights up for Christmas
Mytholmroyd is now ready for Christmas after the villages' festive lights were officially switched on. The entertainment included the chance to see Santa and stroke a real life reindeer, watch jugglers, enjoy crafts, gifts stalls, food, drink, and Hebden Bridge Junior band.
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