Nidderdale Plus Community Hub
- Nidderdale Plus Community Fund Round 4 Now Liveby Helen Flynn on January 22, 2026 at 11:26 am
Nidderdale Plus has been running its own charity shop on Pateley High Street for almost 4 years now. The idea behind the shop is that all donations brought to and sold at the shop serve our local community here in Nidderdale and the Washburn Valley, either by helping to fund Nidd Plus’s charitable services, or
- Help us to put together the Nidderdale Investment Planby Helen Flynn on November 12, 2025 at 2:45 pm
Together with North Yorkshire Council, and working with the newly formed Nidderdale Community Partnership, we are developing a new investment plan for Nidderdale and we want YOUR voice at the heart of it: • What do you love about living in or visiting Nidderdale? • What would make it an even better place to live,
- Are you aged 16-65, living in Nidderdale and currently seeking employment?by Helen Flynn on October 23, 2025 at 12:54 pm
Nidderdale Plus has recently gained funding to provide employability training to help people build their confidence and their skill set, when they are looking for and applying for jobs. This employability training is provided by Next Step, based in Killinghall, and offers strategies and techniques to improve the skills sought by most employers. The training
- Community grants available from North Yorkshire for local projectsby Helen Flynn on August 18, 2025 at 12:56 pm
You will hopefully be aware of the grant scheme that Nidd Plus operates from the proceeds of the sales at Nidderdale Charity Shop on Pateley High Street- (but if you are not aware, read more about it here). But there is also a local fund operated year-round on a rolling basis by North Yorkshire Council
- Nidderdale “Be part of research” Programmeby Helen Flynn on May 22, 2025 at 11:45 am
Nidderdale Plus has been working with the NHS to spread the word about the importance of medical research and how you can get involved over the past few months. We have been working with a team of community champions across Nidderdale who have been giving their time to talk to local residents about the importance




