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BBC at Batley Library!
This World Book Day, March 2nd, the BBC presenters Ben Shires and Konnie Huq will be broadcasting live from Batley Library as part of the BBC Teach Live Lessons initiative. In a live lesson specially aimed at children 7-11 years old, they will be talking to authors including Michael Rosen, and Kevin and Katie Tsang…
Friends of Batley Library Helps Endangered Bird Species.
In 2023 the Friends of Batley Library installed a bird feeder on the window of the children’s library. We did this so that children could watch the birds and we could encourage local wildlife to flourish. What we didn’t realise was quite how many of our feathered visitors were on the British Ornithology Trust’s red…
🧡 Help Us Keep Batley Connected!
Our much-loved community newspaper, Together in Batley, has run out of funding. But we’re not giving up—we believe in the power of good news and the importance of keeping our community connected. Our printed editions are brilliant for those who may not be online or who feel isolated. These copies go directly to places like the…
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…
Volunteer Wanted!
Batley Community Centre are looking for a volunteer to help run Lunch Club every Thursday from 10:30am to 1pm. Contact 07726 771936 for more information.
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…
