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A taste of the seaside at a WDH independent living scheme allowed residents to enjoy all the fun of a day trip without leaving Wakefield.

The entrance to the Belle Vue estate in Wakefield has been spruced up as part of a WDH Love Where You Live community project.

Footballers have been blazing a trail in their bright red strip bought with a WDH Community Grant.

Weeks of hard work and training paid off for children when their proud families saw them graduate as Wakefield College cadets.

Green-fingered residents at one of WDH’s independent living schemes donned their gardening gloves to plant up a colourful array of hanging baskets.

Next Monday (May Day bank holiday, 4 May) all WDH service access points including the Hub at the Bull Ring, Wakefield will be closed, reopening on Tuesday morning, 5 May 2015.

This week is Gas Access Week, an event designed to promote the ongoing Gas Access Campaign.

WDH representatives will join a number of community organisations at Sharlston and New Sharlston Parish Council's Open Day in May.

A bowling club in Outwood celebrated the purchase of new equipment thanks to a WDH Community Grant with afternoon tea and games of bowling.

Youngsters took their first steps towards looking after their community when they carried out an environmental audit for WDH and Wakefield Council.