Nutclough Tavern has been a housing coop since 2002, however we are a relatively new group looking to rebuild a co-op with a new identity.
The co-op is situated in the beautiful and historic mill town of Hebden Bridge. The building is Nutclough Tavern, a renovated pub and grade II listed building, with private rooms, and many communal areas such as a large kitchen, dining and living spaces, studio spaces, and a three-tiered garden.
We have recently become a full-house and the current members are aged between 22-46, and we have a lovely dog and cat. We are all interested and invested in the arts and various creative outputs, and like to host and facilitate events, exhibitions, talks, and various other activities in our studio. We intend in the future to make further use of our large garden, and risograph machine, offering both for public use.
Nutclough Housing Co-operative is a member of Radical Routes, a network of co-operatives working for social change.
