Keighley Healthy Living marks 25 years of community support

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Oct, 06:03 · Archive

Keighley Healthy Living celebrated its 25th anniversary with an event on September 30 attended by nearly 200 people.

Keighley Healthy Living celebrated its 25th anniversary with a special event on September 30, drawing nearly 200 attendees. The charity, based on Scott Street, marked the milestone with exercise taster sessions, food, a commemorative mosaic project and the chance to explore its garden.

The charity began in 2001 with a small group aiming to make Keighley a healthier place to live. It now employs more than 30 staff and delivers a wide range of health and wellbeing programmes across Keighley and the wider Bradford district.

Melanie Hey, CEO of Keighley Healthy Living, said the event was 'a great opportunity to reflect on the growth of KHL and reminisce on the history of the organisation'. Pam Essler, chair of the charity, thanked everyone involved in planning the celebration and noted it provided 'an opportunity for people to reminisce and remember the past as well as plan for the future'. To mark the anniversary, a tree was planted in the grounds of Cliffe Castle.

How it is being reported

• Keighley charity celebrates a quarter-century of community supportA CHARITY is celebrating 25 years of supporting its community and helping people live healthier livesTelegraph & Argus · 15 Oct, 05:00
• Keighley charity celebrates a quarter-century of community supportA CHARITY is celebrating 25 years of supporting its community and helping people live healthier livesKeighley News · 15 Oct, 05:00

In this story: Keighley Healthy Living · Keighley · Melanie Hey · Pam Essler · Bradford · Cliffe Castle

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