WANTED! Wanted! WANTED !

Experienced project planners

A fantastic building ‘gifted’ to the residents of Mytholmroyd and district for community use.

Still needs all the amenities installed to cater for a variety of future users – Electricity, water, drainage etc

No kidding – heck of a lot of work, worries and concerns before this is open for use by our future generations.

It is up to us (You ???? !!!!)

For more details – email

communityhub.myt@btinternet.com

Monthly meetings – Minutes

These are held on the second Tuesday of the month at the Robin Hood, Cragg Vale starting at 19.30hrs.

If you prefer the outdoors – we have a station gardening session for one hour on the second Friday of the month starting at 13.30hrs – all welcome.

April 2016           160412 Minutes of the meeting 12th April

Why not join us?

We wuz Judged

It threatened to rain upon them – but did not.

The Yorkshire in Bloom judges had a nice dry and friendly introduction to Mytholmroyd.

Station and neighbourhood volunteers and supporters showed our visitors round.

Thanks to everyone – including Town Clerk Jason and Neighbourhood Manager Jae.

 

Royd Market – Free Draw

Northern Rail kindly donated a free ticket for up to four people to travel anywhere on their trains for two days.

The winner was Chris Wrathnall

Well done Chris – and thank you everyone for participating.

Watch out for similar goodies at

Marmaladies on Nov 19 at their first Art exhibition

when  Margaret Knight won it –

then there is the

Toy Fair at the Good Shepherd on December 6th

Thank you Pete and Northern Rail for you help and support to our Community Railway Station.

Minutes of our Monthly Meetings

Minutes of our Monthly Meetings are below ->

You are cordially invited to join us and contribute your ideas on how we, as a community, can improve the village railway station.

Meetings are on the second Tuesday of the month (except August) at the Good Shepherd Centre starting at 19.30hrs.

September 2014                                     140909 Station Minutes meeting 9th Sept 2014

October 2014                                          141015 Minutes of Meeting 14th Oct

November 2014                                       141112 Minutes of Meeting November

 

How does the (station) garden grow? Find out and meet new friends!

A really friendly team of volunteers from our local community – and further afield  – make our village community railway station a  welcoming and an attractive place for residents and visitors.

Just look at our station and surrounding area and approaches – makes the village look the nice friendly place it is.

All Welcome

 

Time for some refreshment over at the Shoulder……….

Another Thriving year for our happy team

After a scrumptous lunch at York Racecourse, Deputy Chairman George and Shirley came back with another Yorkshire in Bloom award.

Well done everyone who braved the Mytholmroyd Monsoons and to all our sponsors and supporters.

Then Sue, George and I found our passports and went across the frontier to Llandudno for the annual Association of Community Rail Partnerships dinner.

Mytholmroyd  was nominated THREE times – once for the new Montage on Platform 2 and for two  photos of the group and local school sponsors.

We did not get an award but enjoyed the company of the new Northern Rail MD, Alex Hynes , and Stakeholder Manager, Drew Haley – support  from whom resulted in our Yorkshire friends at Bentham station getting  the top gong.

These occasions remind us how lucky we are to have the backing from a company like Northern Rail and  the managers.

A picture of our Deputy Chairman, George Whittaker waiting for his dinner.

 

Water – it is either flooding or ……

Mosaic turns into Community Display

The wonderful Northern Mosaic produced by the students from calder High school finally surcumbed to the Pennine weather up on Platform Two.

We have replaced it with a Display celebrating all the voluntary work and support we have received over the years.

Hope you like it

Calder High – Summer Hols 2007

 

Mosaic unveiling 2007

 

Thanks to ACoRP –

Association of Community Rail Partnerships