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Sowerby Bridge school leads the way in health and activity.

Active Calderdale recently had a prime slot on the airwaves, with Community Project Managers Anthony Whittaker and Emma Carter providing lis

Stress and anxiety affect increasing numbers of people in our communities across Calderdale, and the consequential pressures on people's men

As part of #LoveParks Week, we wanted to shout about the local jewel that is Shroggs Park! 

Active Calderdale recently spoke with Cindy from Cindy's Stompers & Silver Stompers, to learn more about the dance sessions Cindy runs on a

Dads R Us is a group run by volunteers in North Halifax, and it is there to support men who have a connection to a child within the area.

Getting active is the name of the game for a collection of walking footballers at the Mark Duffy Football School, and they are loving it!

Many local authority services are often tasked with delivering advice on the benefits of physical activity.

Invictus Wellbeing, a mental health charity supporting children and young people across Calderdale and Bradford, completed their second Acti

Following the successful Community-led Workshop in July, a number of new initiatives have started up and are in progress in the villages of

Over the last six months, we have taken a new Community Led Approach to working with local people and organisations across Calderdale.

Recently we wrote about the collaborative work happening in Shroggs Park which hopes to deliver improvements designed to make the area more

With the recent passing of another World Car-free Day, it seems the perfect time to reflect on some of the measures implemented across Calde

Our parks and green spaces are key assets within our communities where residents and visitors have free access to nature and space to be phy

Evaluating the impact of active projects within Calderdale plays a vital role in the whole systems approach employed by Active Calderdale.

Recently we featured local charity Noah's Ark and their collaboration with Active Calderdale, adding physical activity as another string to

It’s not quite been all sweatbands, treadmills and lycra in the workplace at VSI Alliance…but the team are certainly embracing the concept o

Access to sport and physical activity is not equal. This inequality of opportunity is clearly reflected in stubbornly lower levels of partic

Last month, Active Calderdale Community Project Manager Sofie Armitage, delivered her first workshop in Mixenden as part of the community le

The Basement Recovery Project provide a packed weekly timetable of activities for those recovering from addiction.