The first part of Brighouse Town Deal’s town centre transformation is approaching completion, with the new look for the western area due to open in late September and updated plans for the rest of the works confirmed.
Construction work is beginning in Brighouse as the Town Deal’s town centre improvements get underway. 🚧 A number of roads are now closed – Commercial Street (between Gooder Street and Park Street), Market Street, West Park Street, Bethel Street (from Park Street to Thornton Square), Briggate (from Thornton Square to the Aldi exit) and Canal …
Esh Construction are writing to all businesses, shops & venues in the town centre to update them on the construction works which will begin early in the New Year. It’s an important moment in the Town Deal project and we’ll be working with them to ensure the disruption is minimised as much as possible to …
Brighouse’s new market is to open on Saturday 22nd November. The brand new building, part of the £19.1m Town Deal transformation, is getting ready to welcome traders – and shoppers – for the first time. From 7am, there will be fresh, local produce from butchers, greengrocers and fishmongers while Colin’s Cafe will be open for food, …
Esh Construction are funding Brighouse’s Christmas tree for the 2025 celebrations.
Esh Construction has given more information about the town centre improvements at drop-in sessions in Brighouse.
Brighouse’s new market is complete and has been handed over to traders to prepare for their move back to their permanent home.
Calderdale Council and the Brighouse Town Deal Board have appointed Esh Construction to carry out the UK Government funded Town Deal transformation of the heart of Brighouse town centre. Ahead of work beginning in the New Year, town centre shops, venues & businesses are invited to join them at two drop-in events.
After a competitive tender process, Esh Construction has been appointed to deliver the UK Government funded Towns Fund transformation of Brighouse town centre.
The two temporary parklets removed from Brighouse town centre, so the construction of the new market could take place, have been installed in their new homes. The decked areas, with benches, plants and trees, were moved from the Bethel Street car park on the canalside last year with community groups invited to express an interest …