As cold weather hits Yorkshire, discover warm spaces in Huddersfield and Kirklees for those in need of comfort and safety
Huddersfield: A chilly week is on the way for Yorkshire, and it’s tough for those already having a hard time. With an amber warning in effect, staying warm is going to be a challenge.
Energy bills are still sky-high, making it hard for many to keep the heating on. If you’re looking for a warm spot, there are several ‘warm spaces’ in Huddersfield and Kirklees where you can find some comfort.
These warm spaces are part of the ‘Warm Welcome Space’ initiative, designed to create cozy community spots where anyone can come in from the cold. The heating is on, and it’s a great place to relax during the winter months.
Kirklees Council describes these spaces as friendly and inviting, perfect for keeping warm and meeting others. All libraries in Kirklees are included as warm spaces, welcoming everyone with open arms.
These libraries are heated and have comfy seating, plus access to computers and study areas. They offer:
- A cozy atmosphere
- Free wi-fi
- Access to computers
- Free books
- Fun events and activities
- Support and advice
- Friendly staff
Besides libraries, there are community centers, cafés, and hubs that also provide warm spaces. Many of these places offer extra support with money, bills, or food. You can easily find your nearest warm space to stay cozy this winter.
