Blackmoorfoot
Blackmoorfoot consists of a small group of houses and a pub on the old moorland route between Huddersfield and Marsden at a point where roads branch off to
It is also the location where between 1871 and 1876 the former Huddersfield Corporation built the largest of its reservoirs with its two embankments. While it seems to have a strange hilltop location, the engineers of the day ensured that it was fed with water from moors for miles around while being high enough to serve homes and business in the valleys and the hillside villages.
Around Blackmoorfoot
The Bulls Head pub is at Blackmoorfoot Road.The pub serves food.
Slaithwaite is in the Colne Valley ward of Kirklees Council, the metropolitan district council.
There is no civil parish council for this area, which prior to 1974 was in the Colne Valley Urban District.
Travel
Bus services
389 Mon - Fri (morning journey Meltham - Slaithwaite/Wilberlee*), Mon - Sat (afternoon journey Slaithwaite - Meltham - Blackmoorfoot)
* Morning journey continues to Wilberlee on schooldays only.
Afternoon journeys call at Meltham Morrisons.
Timetable at
393 Monday to Saturday daytime
Timetable at
938 Monday to Saturday daytime (6 journeys each way Marsden - Blackmoorfoot, 5 on Saturday)
* Visits
First weekday bus from Marsden omits Holme Lane at Slaithwaite.
Additional weekday journeys Marsden - Woods Mount.
Timetable at
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