This one mile loop trail that is great to visit with the kids. The area is partially paved making it ideal for wheelchair users and those hoping to avoid getting stuck in the mud on wetter days. It’s also the only park in the district with its own dam where it is possible to fish. The park also has a sensory garden, filled with colourful flowers and natural features.
Goitstock Woods & Harden Beck, Wilsden This walking route begins at Harden Beck Bridge, opposite to the Malt Shovel Public House. The walk itself is relatively level and you will navigate mainly through woodland- but the paths can get a bit boggy in wet weather.
A MULTI BILLION pound plan to create a new mass transit system linking areas of West Yorkshire could use abandoned rail routes. For the past two years, West Yorkshire Combined Authority has been working on a mass transit scheme for the region, and today more details about the hugely ambitious plans were revealed. Although exact locations of stops on the various routes have yet to be decided, the scheme would likely see a mass transit interchange in Bradford city centre as well as stops in areas without rail stations, including Heckmondwike, Cleckheaton, Junction 26 of the M62, “South Bradford” and Laisterdyke.
Emergency services are dealing with an incident and disruption is expected to last for some time. The Real Time Trains website stated that services on the route had been cancelled due to a person hit by a train. The incident happened at around 8.30pm. The Calder Valley line connects Bradford and Halifax via Low Moor. One resident told the T&A that an air ambulance had landed in the Cleckheaton Road area of Low Moor, close to the rail station, at around 8.45pm. The resident, who wished to remain anonymous, told the T&A: Air ambulance lands behind Black Horse Hotel/Pub. Believe someone has been hit by train. Air ambulance about 20:45hrs.