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LOCAL INDEPENDENT FLORISTS WITH SAME DAY DELIVERY
Wherever you are in Halifax you can be sure BloomLocal has local florists near you providing hand tied flowers flowers to the local community. We work with established local businesses and offer same day flower delivery throughout Halifax and the surrounding area. Our skilled local florists have hand tied flowers for all occasions and budgets, including wedding flowers, funeral flowers and great gift ideas for birthdays and anniversaries. If you are looking for Mother’s Day flowers you are sure to be impressed by our selection of handcrafted floral arrangements. Our same day flowers are delivered by knowledgeable local staff in water to ensure they stay as fresh as the moment they were crafted by your local florist. In addition to our bouquets for all occasions, our florists have the skill and attention to detail to create unique handcrafted designs or to work with our customers to produce a specific design for a specific person. We love not only hand tied flowers flowers, but also our home town and are an established local business that is involved in the local community and look forward to continuing to provide the finest, hand tied flowers in Halifax.
Our local florists now offer next day delivery in Halifax. Our range of next day flower are delivered from your local flowers shop, even if we occasionally use a courier to keep up with demand, and crafted by real florists. Most importantly, our next day flowers are excellent value for money!
WHAT ABOUT HALIFAX?
Halifax was a mill town during the industrial revolution, and was an economic hub of West Yorkshire, primarily because of its woollen manufacturing industry. Piece Hall was built in the late 18th century for handloom weavers to sell the ‘pieces’ they had produced. Its grandiose square is now a Grade I listed building, and a major cultural and arts venue, but more on that later…Halifax is also closely associated with Mackintosh’s chocolate and toffee products. Halifax Minster, which is dedicated to St. John the Baptist and dates back to the 12th century, has an interesting story, but perhaps the most interesting is that the first organist of the minster, in 1776, was William Herschel who discovered Uranus. There is also a grim side to the history of Halifax, as it was notorious for its gibbet, a forerunner of the guillotine, although thankfully it was last used in 1650. Whilst there are numerous excellent guides about Halifax, as proud members of the community our local florists thought it would be helpful to provide a short list of their top local attractions and places to eat in Halifax.
LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
No visit to Halifax would be complete without a visit to this impressive historical building which has been redesigned and is now home to various cultural events, and some delightful independent bars, restaurants and shops. As you wander the hall you will be greeted with some stunning views of the local countryside.
A must visit local attraction for those with a love of the macabre! First introduced in the 16th century, and located where a (non-functioning) replica now stands, 52 people were known to be executed here. The original stone was discovered in 1840, almost 200 years after the last execution, and a plaque records the names of those unfortunate enough to have seen the stone close up.
EUREKA! THE NATIONAL CHILDREN’S MUSEUM
Founded in 1992, an located on what used to British Rail land, this interactive museum is aimed at children up to the age of 11, and contains over 400 exhibits spanning 6 zones.
LOCAL PLACES TO EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY
This local inn and restaurant is a firm favourite of the local community, providing delicious, locally sourced food at very reasonable prices. Family friendly, with a log fire and stunning views it is small wonder The New Hobbit is so popular.
TEMUJIN MONGOLIAN STIR FRY RESTAURANT
Also located in Sowerby Bridge, is a favourite of our local florists, offering buffet style eating all cooked in front of your very eyes.
An award winning pub that serve an impressive menu of traditional classics, an excellent selection of international cuisines, and a 90 minute bottomless brunch on Saturdays.
An excellent local eatery in Sowerby Bridge, providing a great selection of locally sourced produce loving prepared and sure to hit the spot.
LOCAL INDEPENDENT FLORISTS WITH SAME DAY DELIVERY
Wherever you are in Halifax you can be sure BloomLocal has local florists near you providing hand tied flowers flowers to the local community. We work with established local businesses and offer same day flower delivery throughout Halifax and the surrounding area. Our skilled local florists have hand tied flowers for all occasions and budgets, including wedding flowers, funeral flowers and great gift ideas for birthdays and anniversaries. If you are looking Mother’s Day flowers you are sure to be impressed by our selection of handcrafted floral arrangements. Our same day flowers are delivered by knowledgeable local staff in water to ensure they stay as fresh as the moment they were crafted by your local florist. In addition to our bouquets for all occasions, our florists have the skill and attention to detail to create unique handcrafted designs or to work with our customers to produce a specific design for a specific person. We love not only hand tied flowers flowers, but also our home town and are an established local business that is involved in the local community and look forward to continuing to provide the finest, hand tied flowers in Halifax.
Our local florists now offer next day delivery in Halifax. Our range of next day flower are delivered from your local flowers shop, even if we occasionally use a courier to keep up with demand, and crafted by real florists. Most importantly, our next day flowers are excellent value for money!
WHAT ABOUT HALIFAX?
Halifax was a mill town during the industrial revolution, and was an economic hub of West Yorkshire, primarily because of its woollen manufacturing industry. Piece Hall was built in the late 18th century for handloom weavers to sell the ‘pieces’ they had produced. Its grandiose square is now a Grade I listed building, and a major cultural and arts venue, but more on that later…Halifax is also closely associated with Mackintosh’s chocolate and toffee products. Halifax Minster, which is dedicated to St. John the Baptist and dates back to the 12th century, has an interesting story, but perhaps the most interesting is that the first organist of the minster, in 1776, was William Herschel who discovered Uranus. There is also a grim side to the history of Halifax, as it was notorious for its gibbet, a forerunner of the guillotine, although thankfully it was last used in 1650. AWhilst ther are numerous excellent guides about Halifax, as proud members of the community our local florists thought it would be helpful to provide a short list of their top local attractions and places to eat in Halifax.
LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
No visit to Halifax would be complete without a visit to this impressive historical building which has been redesigned and is now home to various cultural events, and some delightful independent bars, restaurants and shops. As you wander the hall you will be greeted with some stunning views of the local countryside.
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A must visit local attraction for those with a love of the macabre! First introduced in the 16th century, and located where a (non-functioning) replica now stands, 52 people were known to be executed here. The original stone was discovered in 1840, almost 200 years after the last execution, and a plaque records the names of those unfortunate enough to have seen the stone close up. |
EUREKA! THE NATIONAL CHILDREN’S MUSEUM
Founded in 1992, an located on what used to British Rail land, this interactive museum is aimed at children up to the age of 11, and contains over 400 exhibits spanning 6 zones.
LOCAL PLACES TO EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY
| THE NEW HOBBIT This local inn and restaurant is a firm favourite of the local community, providing delicious, locally sourced food at very reasonable prices. Family friendly, with a log fire and stunning views it is small wonder The New Hobbit is so popular. |
TEMUJIN MONGOLIAN STIR FRY RESTAURANT Also located in Sowerby Bridge, is a favourite of our local florists, offering buffet style eating all cooked in front of your very eyes. |
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| THE WINTERBURN An award winning pub that serve an impressive menu of traditional classics, an excellent selection of international cuisines, and a 90 minute bottomless brunch on Saturdays. |
KELLY’S DELI An excellent local eatery in Sowerby Bridge, providing a great selection of locally sourced produce loving prepared and sure to hit the spot. |
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