Making Batley greener

Pupils are top of the crops PUPILS at Hyrstmount School are top of the crops after harvesting their own home-grown vegetables.

Green-fingered group working for butterflies SHRUBS and flowers to encourage butterflies and other insects were planted in Carlinghow by volunteers keen to make Batley greener.

Actor Colin Firth thinks Kate's bag has 'eco' star quality BATLEY designer Kate Molson aims to have the eco-friendly textile trade all sewn up – with a little help from Hollywood film star Colin Firth.

Free barrel bit to save water BATLEY people will be able to save water when free water butts are made available by the council.

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