Brockholes

BrockholesBrockholes Methodist Church, Oakes LaneOld bridge over River Holme, BrockholesBrockholes is a small village in the Holme Valley about 4 miles south of Huddersfield town centre (5 miles by road). It is about 1.5 miles north-north-east of Holmfirth (2.5 miles by road).

The village is mostly residential but has areas of light industrial units, mainly on the site of Rock Mills, which was a large textile mill in the village.

The village has had a railway station on the Huddersfield to Sheffield line since 1850. It was also the location of the junction of a branch line to Holmfirth which also opened that year. The branch line provided a direct route of about a mile-and-a-half between Brockholes and Holmfirth station, but closed in 1965.

Around Brockholes

Smithy Place Bar, Brockholes

There are convenience stores in Brockholes Lane and at a fuel filling station in New Mill Road. The village also has a hairdresser.

Brockholes has a visit from a mobile Post Office.
Mobile Post Offices call in villages which are now without other Post Office facilities. The stops are generally short, often no more than one hour per week.

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Brockholes has a sandwich shop and a takeaway catering in curries, burgers, fried chicken and kebabs.

Brockholes Village Hall has provided a centre for community activities since 1837. It is maintained by the Brockholes Village Trust.

Brockholes Village Trust website

Brockholes Bowling Club is in New Mill Road.

Brockholes Bowling Club social media page

Brockholes C of E Junior and Infant School is in Brockholes Lane.

Brockholes C of E Junior and Infant School website

St George Church, Brockholes, is in Brockholes Lane.

Parish of Honley with Brockholes website

Brockholes Methodist Church is in Oakes Lane.

Brockholes Methodist Church web page

Smithy Place Lane bridges the River Holme in Brockholes.

Local government

Civil parish council

Brockholes is in the Brockholes ward of the civil parish run by Holme Valley Parish Council.

Holme Valley Parish Council website

Metropolitan district council

Brockholes is in the Holme Valley North ward of Kirklees Council.

Kirklees Council website

Travel

Brockholes station

Brockholes station is accessed from Ridings Fields and provides services along the Penistone Line.

Huddersfield > Brockholes ~ 11 minutes. Sheffield > Brockholes ~ 59 min - 1hr 5min.

Northern - Brockholes Station and departure information at Northern website.

Bus services

314

314 at HolmeHuddersfield Bus station - Lockwood - Berry Brow Parkgate - Honley Bridge - Brockholes - New Mill - Wooldale New Mill Road - Holmfirth Bus station - Hinchliffe Mill Woodhead Road - Holmbridge - Holme

Timetable at

Metro Timetables at

First Bus

316

Huddersfield Bus station - Lockwood - Berry Brow Parkgate - Honley Bridge - Brockholes - New Mill - Holmfirth Road - Wooldale New Mill Road - Holmfirth Bus station - Parkhead

Timetable at

Metro Timetables at

First Bus

H6 Monday - Saturday daytime

Holmfirth Bus station - Wooldale Town End Road, Lower Town End Road, Pell Lane, Wooldale Road, Little Lane, Robert Lane - Thongsbridge Springwood Road, Woodlands Avenue, Luke Lane - Brockholes Oakes Avenue, Oakes Lane, New Mill Road - Thongsbridge Luke Lane, Miry Lane, Huddersfield Road - Holme Valley Memorial Hospital - Holmfirth Bus station

Timetable at

Metro Timetables (.pdf format) at

Stotts Coach Travel

911 Monday to Saturday

911Meltham Morrisons and village turning circle - Wilshaw - Honley Village centre, Honley Bridge and station Penistone Line -

then alternating route
- Farnley Tyas - Thurstonland - Brockholes - or
- Brockholes - Thurstonland - Farnley Tyas -

- Honley Station Penistone Line, Honley Bridge and village centre - Wilshaw - Meltham Village turning circle and Morrisons

Timetable at

Metro Timetables (.pdf format) at

Stotts Coach Travel

Road travel

Brockholes is on A616 New Mill Road about 5 miles from Huddersfield town centre.

The village is about 2 miles from Holmfirth via the A6024 and Smithy Place Lane.
Keeping to main roads it is about 3.5 miles from Holmfirth via the A635 and A616 or via the A6024 and A616.

Other places near Brockholes: Honley New Mill Thongsbridge Thurstonland

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