Huddersfield Invites Community to Vote on New Public Square Name

A new public square is taking shape in the heart of Huddersfield town centre, and the community is invited to help decide on its name. This square is set to be a central part of what is being called Our Cultural Heart, a vibrant space designed for events, food, and everyday activities for residents and visitors alike.

The Importance of a Name

The name of the new square is crucial as it will reflect the identity and history of Huddersfield. Located right at the centre of the town, the square aims to become a focal point for the community. The public is encouraged to share their thoughts and preferences on what the square should be called.

Shortlisted Naming Options

Four potential names have been shortlisted, each capturing a different aspect of Huddersfield's character. Residents can vote for their favourite option, and the result will help shape the identity of this new public space. Here are the suggestions:

• Mill Frame Square - This name pays tribute to Huddersfield’s rich textile heritage, blending a sense of history with a modern touch.

• Lions Square - A bold and familiar name that resonates with the town’s identity, evoking strength and community spirit.

• Queensgate Square - A well-known name that builds on existing recognition, making it easy for people to connect with the square.

• Ramsden Square - Honouring the influential figures who have helped shape Huddersfield, this name seeks to recognise local history and contributions.

How to Vote

22 June, so there is still time to make a choice. Residents are encouraged to take part and ensure their voice is heard in this exciting development for the town.

To cast a vote, visit the official website at Vote Here.

A part of the cultural landscape

This new square is more than just a place; it represents a gathering spot for the community, a location for events, and a space to enjoy food and leisure. The name chosen will not only define the square but also contribute to the cultural landscape of Huddersfield. It is an opportunity for residents to engage with the development of their town and to be part of something that will be enjoyed for years to come.