Saltaire/Shipley Smile Part I and II, released in December and January, are the brainchild of Shipley film-maker Christian Hardy.

Proposals for the site – on the edge of Saltaire and next to the River Aire, would see the existing office building flattened and 350 homes build on the site, along with office space, commercial ...

This English city boasts an impressive mix of culture and history, with restaurants, attractions, and even a UNESCO World ...

Shipley College has addressed concerns that its new building would harm the UNESCO standing of Saltaire – with bosses saying it takes its heritage responsibility “very seriously.” ...

Under the scheme, the facility would be used by Shipley College as extra classroom space, the Local Democracy Reporting Service reports. It would also provide a new home for the Saltaire ...

Saltaire village was built by mill owner Titus Salt between 1851 and 1871 to give his workers better living conditions. Also a politician, he had 11 children - all of whom have streets named after ...

Shipley College received planning permission in February to build a new community and arts centre in the village of Saltaire, which is a designated UNESCO site.

Saltaire was built in the 19th Century by the industrialist Titus Salt, who constructed homes for his workers alongside the mills they were employed in. It was designated a World Heritage Site in ...