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Voting for the winner of our Love Where You Live Awards is now open. You can place your votes for your community champions on the dedicated website, www.lovewhereyouliveawards.co.uk, which has information on each finalist.

On Tuesday 17 January, a team of people worked together to clean up areas of the Rivers estate in Airedale as part of the Love Where You Live campaign, which encourages residents to take pride in where they live.

Havercroft Parent’s Forum is bringing Christmas cheer to local residents who really need it this year using prize money they received from WDH’s annual Love Where You Live Awards.

Residents living on Milnes Grove, Kershaw Avenue and Graham Street in Airedale took part in the Three Streets Love Where You Live Event hosted by WDH and The Airedale Neighbourhood Management Board to help them clean up the area.

Participants in a training scheme have helped WDH tenants love where they live after giving some of their gardens a face lift with the construction of new fencing.

WDH kick starts its annual Love Where You Live campaign in Lupset.

Lisa Grant, winner of the Good Neighbour award at WDH’s Love Where You Live Awards, donated her £500 prize to help St Catherine’s food bank in Wakefield.

Year 6 students from Kingsland Primary School in Stanley braved the autumn weather to take part in spring bulb planting organised by the Moorhouse Community Action Group and WDH.

A litter pick organised by WDH and partners gave part of Castleford a lift on Monday and helped kick off the events for Smawthorne’s Love Where You Live Week.

WDH teamed up with Wakefield Together Partners which include: Wakefield Council, West Yorkshire Police and West Yorkshire Fire Service and local residents to take part in a day of action.