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Issue 19
Yes, the latest issue of Together in Batley—Issue 19 (May/June 2025)—is now available online. You can read it directly on our full issues pages. This edition features uplifting local stories, community updates, and highlights from around Batley. It’s part of their ongoing effort to keep the community connected and informed. Please note that Together in…
Batley Library’s Kids Fun Fest: A Summer of Imagination, Creativity, and Community
This summer, Batley Library is pulling out all the stops to create something truly special for local children and families—a Kids Fun Fest packed with hands-on activities, imaginative play, and community spirit. As the school holidays approach, the library will transform into a hub of creativity and laughter, with free events running throughout July and…
Bringing Batley together over Chrismas
🎄 Discover the Magic of Christmas in Batley! 🎄 Get ready for a season of festive fun in Batley! From dazzling light displays and Christmas markets to carol concerts and family-friendly events, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Explore the full lineup of holiday activities, special performances, and community celebrations that will make this Christmas…
Celebrating Six Months (and Counting) of Wilton Park Junior Parkrun.
By Tahera of Junior Parkrun. Wilton Park Junior Parkrun is a free, weekly, timed 2k on Sundays 9am at Wilton Park. We rely on the local community to volunteer for just under an hour to put on a safe, fun and welcoming event. Launched in late July 2022, at the time of writing, it’s been…
Become a Support Life Champion
💜 Become a Support Life Champion & Make a Difference! 💜 At The Kirkwood, we believe that everyone deserves the best quality of life when living with a life-limiting illness. Our Support Life Champions play a vital role in helping us achieve this by raising awareness within their workplaces, communities, and friendship circles. As a…
Why Together in Batley Matters: Reaching Those Who Need It Most
In an age where so much communication happens online, many older or vulnerable residents can find themselves feeling left behind or isolated. That’s where a community magazine like Together in Batley plays a crucial role. Not everyone is comfortable using smartphones or computers. Many older people and some vulnerable individuals don’t have access to the…
