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Villages Around Holmfirth

Thongsbridge

Thongsbridge is a small village with a population of approximately 2,000 people. Perfect for visitors looking to explore the beautiful countryside and enjoy a peaceful retreat from city life.

Attractions

  • Thongsbridge Tennis & Fitness Club. Offering tennis, fitness and coaching from three years of age.
  • Thongsbridge Cricket Club. The club plays in the Huddersfield Drakes Cricket League. It also has a junior and ladies’ team.
  • Thongsbridge to Netherthong Circular Walk. A walk which uses paths through woods either side of the Holme Valley and goes by way of the ancient settlements of Thongsbridge and Netherthong.

Restaurants & Shops

  • Philomena Foggs Bistro Café
  • Devour Restaurant
  • Aldi Thongsbridge
  • Co-Op Thongsbridge

Transport

Thongsbridge can be reached by Bus, Car or Taxi. For more information on Bus routes and updated timetables, please visit the WY Metro website (https://bustimes.org/localities/thongsbridge).

The closest Railway Stations are:

  • Honley Station 2.5 Miles
  • Brockholes Station 1.8 Miles

Education

  • There are no junior schools in Thongsbridge, however, Netherthong Primary School & New Mill Infant School are within close proximity
  • Holmfirth High School is located in Thongsbridge

Brockholes

Brockholes is a quaint village with a population of approximately 1,800 people. Brockholes and its neighbouring areas have always been popular places for people to set up home.

Attractions

  • Brockholes Bowling Club. Located in between the villages of Honley & Brockholes, the bowling green was first opened in 1914.
  • Brockholes Village Trust. We are a charitable organisation lying at the heart of the Holme Valley. We own, manage and maintain Brockholes Village Hall for the use and benefit of the local community and actively involve ourselves in village life to ensure Brockholes is a great place to live.
  • Brockholes Methodist Church. Ours is a warm, welcoming church extending our love and fellowship to the village and local community. We meet in a beautiful 100 year old traditional style building set in it’s own gardens.
  • Holme Valley Milestones Walk. This four-mile circular walk starts in Brockholes, in the middle of the Holme Valley between Honley and New Mill. It heads over the River Holme, up to the attractive village of Netherthong, and back again.

Restaurants & Shops

  • The Rock Inn. Situated on the banks of the River Holme in Brockholes is the Rock Inn – A traditional village inn offering real ales and a warm welcome to all.
  • Alexander’s Sandwich Shop
  • Mario’s Takeaway
  • Brockholes Convenience Store

Transport

Brockholes can be reached by Train, Bus, Car or Taxi. For more information on Bus routes and updated timetables, please visit the WY Metro website (https://bustimes.org/localities/brockholes). For more information on Train routes and updated timetables, please visit the National Rail Website (https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/stations/brockholes/).

Education

There is one primary school; Brockholes C of E Junior and Infant School. The closest high school is Holmfirth High School, approximately 1.8 mile away from Brockholes.

Holme

Holme is a tranquil village located approximately 2.7 miles from the town of Holmfirth. Surrounded by rolling hills, lush greenery, and meandering streams, it provides a peaceful retreat for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of urban life.

Attractions & Shops

  • The Fleece Inn – At the heart of our village is the Fleece Inn, a traditional country pub and restaurant, serving high quality traditional and contemporary cuisine, with a selection of cask conditioned beers and wines.
  • The Fleece also has a shop, called The Pantry, which is open every day from 9.00am (closed Mondays) serving a selection of takeaway hot and cold drinks, “Holme’’ made pies, pasties, cakes and breakfast butties.
  • Holme to Holmbridge Circular Walk – A walk of approximately 4 miles, This is a really varied walk, taking in woodland, reservoirs, and long distance views of Holme Moss on the edge of the Peak District.
  • Cliff Road Circular – A short Holme village circular walk from Holme to Lane via Meal Hill Road

Transport

Holme can be reached by Bus, Car or Taxi. For more information on Bus routes and updated timetables, please visit the WY Metro website (Holme, Holmfirth – Bus Times)

Education

Holme has 1 primary school; Holme Junior & Infant School.

Holmbridge

Holmbridge is a charming village located approximately 1.7 miles from the town of Holmfirth. It is surrounded by beautiful countryside and offers a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere for visitors to enjoy.

Attractions

  • Holmfirth Vineyard – Located in Holmbridge, Holmfirth Vineyard offers serene views of the picturesque Holme Valley. While touring the vineyard, visitors have the chance to sample the on-site restaurant’s simple yet satisfying dishes, complemented by a respectable selection of wines.
  • Holmbridge Circular Walk – The walking route starts at St David’s Church, near The Pickled Pheasant. Heading off up through the fields you’ll enjoy scenic views over the surrounding Holme Valley countryside while you collect clues to help you find the missing student (the treasure hunt).
  • Digley Reservoir – Digley offers an easy path alongside woods, through fields and the edge of the moor that is ideal for families looking for a morning or afternoon stroll.
  • Holmbridge Church (St David’s) – St. David’s is a place of Worship for over 150 years. As a Church, we believe in the community, support for our neighbours and a place of hope.
  • Holmbridge Cricket Club – A friendly, sociable and inclusive cricket club.

Restaurants & Shops

  • The Pickled Pheasant – A small family owned business serving pub food & offering hotel accommodation.
  • The Stumble Inn – A community local pub that is now the home of many sports teams from the Holmbridge area.
  • Londis Convenience Store – Offering a wide range of everyday essentials including confectionery, top up grocery items, fresh produce and food to go.

Transport

Holmbridge can be reached by Bus, Car or Taxi. For more information on Bus routes and updated timetables, please visit the WY Metro website. (Holmbridge – Bus Times)

Education

Holmbridge has 1 primary school; Hinchliffe Mill Junior & Infant School. The closest high school is Holmfirth High School, approximately 2.8 miles away.

Hade Edge

Hade Edge is a small village located to the south of Holmfirth. The village is surrounded by rolling hills and lush green fields, providing a perfect backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts.

Attractions

  • Boshaw Whams Reservoir – south of Holmfirth, near to Boshaw and Hade Edge. Together with Holme Styes Reservoir, it was built around 1840 to provide a reliable water supply for nearby mills.
  • Huddersfield Sailing Club – a friendly family-orientated club based at Boshaw Whams Reservoir. Established in 1958 it has a large Clubhouse with a spacious observation lounge, kitchen and changing rooms. There is ample boat and car parking space and easy access to the water.
  • Hade Edge AFC – A small village football club. They currently have senior teams playing in Division 3 of the Huddersfield and District Saturday League. They also have teams in Mini-Soccer and teams in youth football.
  • Hade Edge Band – A friendly first section band, with their headquarters in the village of Hade Edge. History spanning over 115 years, they not only perform the brass band classics, but they also innovate new and dynamic arrangements from a variety of composers.

Restaurants & Shops

  • The Boshaw Trout – We serve food to warm the cockles and beer to buck up the banter. At The Boshaw Trout you’ll feel at home, whether you’re by yourself or with the family.
  • J Brindon Addy – For fresh, local ingredients, boasting unsurpassable taste and texture, look no further than J. Brindon Addy, Master Butchers and Graziers. We are committed to supplying our customers with the highest quality produce, each and every time.

Transport

Hade Edge can be reached by Bus, Car or Taxi. For more information on Bus routes and updated timetables, please visit the WY Metro website. (Hade Edge – Bus Times)

Education

Hade Edge has 1 primary school; Hade Edge Junior, Infant & Nursery School. The closest high school is Holmfirth High School; approximately 3.2 miles away.

New Mill

New Mill is a small village located approximately 2.1 miles from the town of Holmfirth. Surrounded by rolling hills, lush green fields, and meandering streams, it provides a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life while offering convenient access to nearby attractions and amenities.

Attractions

  • Christ Church New Mill – This is the home of a lively church family, encouraging children and adults to grow in the Christian faith.
  • New Mill Club & Bowling Green – Crown Green Bowling on the amazing grounds. Various male & female teams play at the club. Darts to be played all year round.

Restaurants & Shops

  • Spice Fusion – Spice Fusion Indian and Bangladeshi Restaurant is a family run business, serving the people of Huddersfield, for many years. Enjoy the taste of Bangladeshi & Indian fusion cooking. Here at Spice Fusion, we are proud to serve only the freshest ingredients ensuring every dish is the highest quality.
  • Café Root – Vibrant, relaxing cafe serving great coffee, healthy breakfast, brunch & lunch, sweet pastries and desserts.
  • Co-op Food, New Mill – Supermarket chain selling groceries & household goods, with a focus on social responsibility.
  • B Medina Asian Takeaway – Indian cuisine, takeaway only
  • Bello Pizza Takeaway – Serving Burgers, Pizzas & Kebabs
  • Taste of China – Traditional Chinese Takeaway

Transport

New Mill can be reached by Bus, Car or Taxi. For more information on Bus routes and updated timetables, please visit the WY Metro website (https://bustimes.org/localities/new- mill-holmfirth).

Education

New Mill has 1 Infant School and 1 Junior School; New Mill Infant School & New Mill Junior School. The closest High School is Holmfirth High School, approximately 1.2 miles away.

Hepworth & Jackson Bridge

The picturesque villages, nestled in the stunning countryside of West Yorkshire, Hepworth & Jackson Bridge offers a charming destination for visitors seeking tranquillity and exploration. They are located approximately 1.8 miles from the town of Holmfirth with a small population of just over 1,300 residents. Surrounded by rolling hills, verdant meadows, and wooded valleys, they provide a peaceful retreat amidst the natural beauty of the Holme Valley.

Attractions & Events

  • Hepworth Village Hall – The Village Hall is the venue for film nights, live entertainment, a badminton club, Hepworth Art Group and a Ladies Who Sitch group.
  • Hepworth United Football Club – With well over 100 years of football history, Hepworth United play in the Huddersfield and District League Division One. The club also has a ladies and junior team.
  • Hepworth Trinity Church – Holy Trinity Church Hepworth is a place where people meet in God’s presence and try to work out together what it means to follow Jesus. We enjoy each other’s company, welcome visitors and have fun. The building is left open during daylight hours so that you can step inside, have a look at a church which has stood here since 1863, and take a moment to meet with God yourself.
  • Hepworth Feast – A commemorative event giving thanks for the cessation of plague, with its origins in the 1665 outbreak which claimed many lives locally. Hepworth Feast is held every year on the last Monday of June.

Restaurants & Pubs

  • The Butchers Arms – Traditional pub with stone floors & open fire. A haven for walkers & dog owners who enjoy the many routes around this beautiful corner of the Holme Valley.
  • The White Horse – The White Horse dates back to at least 1833 and this country inn has become a favourite with locals and visitors alike. The pub became famous in the 80’s & 90’s when it was used for the BBC TV series “Last Of The Summer Wine”.
  • The Red Lion Inn – Set in the small, quiet village of Jackson Bridge, The Red Lion Inn offers free Wi-Fi access a bar and a garden with outdoor seating. At The Red Lion Inn, the bar serves a selection of beers, wines, spirits, and ales. Live music performances also take place during the weekend at the property.

Transport

Hepworth & Jackson Bridge can be reached by Bus, Car or Taxi. For more information on Bus routes and updated timetables, please visit the WY Metro website (Hepworth, Holmfirth – Bus Times)( Jackson Bridge – Bus Times).

Education

Hepworth has a Junior & Infant School, and a Pre-School. These are Hepworth J&I Schoo and Hepworth Playgroup & Pre-School.