Dancing with delight for National Year of Reading
A celebration of colourful costume and flamboyant dancing will be taking centre stage at Wakefield's Drury Lane library this autumn
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Countdown to new waste collection as council urges check your calendars
Everyone involved in the next phase of the waste and recycling collection scheme is geared up for Tuesday 1 July.
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Heritage open day at Clarke Hall
On Saturday 13th September, the late 17th Century Clarke Hall at Wakefield, will be opening its doors for Heritage Open Day from 10.30 until 2.30.
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Council backs free swimming for thousands of citizens
Thousands of people could benefit from free swimming across the district after Wakefield Council agreed to an offer from the government to part subsidise free swimming.
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Diggers move in to transform the Bull Ring.
The changing face of Wakefield city centre is continuing with diggers moving in to transform the iconic Bull Ring area.
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Noise Action Week May 19-23 2008
Advice and information on tackling noisy neighbour problems from barking dogs to loud music, will be highlighted from May 19-23 as Noise Action Week gets under way in Wakefield.
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Wakefield's Health and Hygiene Awards
Schools, mobile and outside caterers are among Wakefield kitchens to win in Council awards.
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Tributes to former councillor David Lund
Wakefield Council will observe a one-minute silence at its meeting on Wednesday, September 10, following the death last week of former councillor David Lund.
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Countdown to new waste and recycling collection service
Wakefield Council is gearing up for the final phase of the new waste and recycling collection scheme being launched on October 21. The expansion of the scheme includes Knottingley, Castleford, Normanton, Altofts, Sharlston, Featherstone, Ackworth, Pontefract and Darrington.
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Wakefield Libraries making a noise about music voucher competition.
Young readers ready to rock are being given the chance to get their hands on a music voucher.
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