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Extension plan for town centre pre-school nursery

John GreenwoodLocal Democracy Reporting Service
News imageSUPPLIED/LDRS An artist’s impression showing the proposed building development placed into a real street scene. It depicts a junction with traffic lights, pedestrian crossings, and pavements, alongside a digitally illustrated three storey building with gabled roofs and tall windows. White silhouette figures of pedestrians and children are added to show how people might use the space. To the right, trees and a cobbled open area suggest a small public square, while existing roads, vehicles, and stone buildings form the surrounding context.SUPPLIED/LDRS
An artists impression of the proposed plans for Crossley Mill

A pre-school nursery run by a charity has submitted plans for a three-storey extension at its current town centre site.

The Hebden Bridge Nursery Action Group Ltd has applied to Calderdale Council to build the extension at its Crossley Mill base on New Road.

The application said the not-for-profit nursery currently has to turn some children away as it cannot accomodate them and the development would also allow for the relocation and expansion of a holiday club, which is based elsewhere in town.

In a supporting statement, the nursey said it was "sensitive to the needs of the local community" and the building would fit "sympathetically with neighbouring properties".

Calderdale Council will decide on the application at a later date, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

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