Hade Edge
The village shares a moorland ridge with the Boshaw Whams Reservoir between the valleys of the River Ribble and Dean Dike.
Hade Edge originally grew as a hamlet around a Methodist chapel and Sunday School, providing a central place on Daisy Lee Moor for many isolated farms and local quarry workers.
A school opened in 1882 and for a time Hade Edge had a Co-op, post office and several pubs. All of these have been long closed with the exception of one pub.
Hade Edge saw growth into a larger village community in the 1980s and 1990s with a large increase in housing in the village.
The largest industry in the immediate area is the Longley Farm dairy of J and E Dickinson, just below Hade Edge village, which is well-known for its range of yogurts, cream, soft cheese and butter.
Hade Edge Band, which can trace its history back to 1908, rehearses at its purpose-built band room, opened in 2007, at Greave Road.

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Places to visit
Peak District National Park
Find out more on our Peak District page.
Local government
Civil parish council
Hade Edge is in the civil parish run by Holme Valley Parish Council.
Holme Valley Parish Council website

Metropolitan district council
Hade Edge is in the Holme Valley South ward of the metropolitan district of Kirklees.
Kirklees Council website

Travel
Bus services
Reaching Hade Edge by bus from Huddersfield requires a change of bus at 25A Monday to Friday (one journey each way)
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29 Monday to Saturday at Holmfirth (2 journeys to Chapeltown and 1 weekday journey to Penistone or on Saturdays to Sheffield)
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59 Thursday only (two journeys each way) NEW FROM SEPTEMBER 5, 2024
Timetable


87 Wednesday only (one journey each way) NEW FROM SEPTEMBER 4, 2024
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H7 Monday-Friday, morning & early afternoon
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