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Roe Head is on the northern side of Mirfield, where the Brontë sisters went to school; the house on Far Common Road is now home to the Hollybank Trust. Charlotte Brontë started there as a pupil in January 1831.

From Bradfordroughly 25 to 35 min (estimate)
PostcodesWF14
ParishMirfield
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Roe Head: what to know before moving day

Roe Head was a boarding school on the road from Leeds to Huddersfield. Charlotte Brontë started there as a pupil on 17 January 1831, her sisters followed, and she later came back to teach. Hollybank, a school for children with profound and multiple disabilities, moved into the Roe Head property in 1990. OpenStreetMap places Hollybank School on Far Common Road (the B6119), close to the A62 Leeds Road, the White Gate pub and Mirfield Garden Centre.

Closer to the town the buildings get older. Over Hall, a Grade II house dated 1721, and Wellhouse Farmhouse, dated 1576 with a barn rebuilt in the 18th century, stand among later housing on Greenside Road, the Greenside Estate, Fernhurst Road and Hepworth Drive. Crossley Fields Junior and Infant School is on Wellhouse Lane, Wellhouse Moravian Church is nearby, and the Shoulder of Mutton is on Lee Green.

How the van gets to Roe Head

Which way depends on the address. The Roe Head site itself is reached by the A62 Leeds Road and the B6119 Far Common Road. For the Greenside streets, OSRM leaves the M62 and follows Sunny Bank Road and then Greenside Road, roughly 25 to 35 minutes from Bradford.

The drive from Bradford is roughly 25 to 35 minutes. That is an estimate from route data, not a timed run, and traffic changes it.

Services for Roe Head

Each service below links to its Mirfield page, which covers how the job works in and around Mirfield.

Roe Head: questions before you book

Why do Roe Head postcodes fall in two different wards?

Because the ward line runs across the hillside. OpenStreetMap gives Hollybank School the postcode WF14 0DQ, which postcodes.io puts in Liversedge and Gomersal ward with no parish, while WF14 9JR near Greenside is in Mirfield ward and parish. Both are Kirklees and use Mirfield addresses, so the full postcode is what matters.

Where the local details on this page come from

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