Esh appointed on Brighouse revamp
The construction firm will be tackling the £19.1m transformation of the town centre, redesigning the layout and creating new traffic routes to create a safer place for people to spend time and money.
The scheme began to be developed in 2019 and has been funded through the Towns Fund.
The Industry 4.0 Hub at Calderdale College is providing manufacturing and digital skills support, while the rebuilding of Brighouse Market is almost complete.
The layout changes undertaken by Esh will be the final piece of the town’s regeneration puzzle.
The aim of the Town Deal improvement work in the town centre is to develop public areas so they are more welcoming, encourage more people to frequently visit the town centre, and provide a quality event and community space at the historic Thornton Square.
The Brighouse Deal is a joint project between the town’s private and voluntary sector, community and residents’ groups, Calderdale Council, and Calderdale College.
Michael Sherrard, Construction Manager for Esh Construction, said: “We’re proud to be appointed as the delivery partner for the Brighouse Town Deal public realm improvements.
“This is a significant project for the town and collaboration will be at the heart of our approach.
“We’re committed to working closely with the Town Deal Board, Calderdale Council, local businesses and the wider community to ensure the transformation is delivered with care, consideration and lasting impact.
“Supporting regeneration and creating places where people want to live, work and visit is central to what we do.”


Complete waste of money, Brighouse traffic is bad enough I cannot see it improving.
By Anonymous
With workers, good managment, and jpined up regional transport improvements; I can see it improving.
By Tyke