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Man with a Van Waterloo

Waterloo is the part of Dalton about 2 miles east of Huddersfield town centre, named after the old Waterloo pub, with HD5 postcodes and around 7,000 residents. It lies between Dalton and Almondbury in the Dalton ward of Kirklees.

From Bradfordroughly 25 to 40 min (estimate)
PostcodesHD5
WardDalton
No travel surcharge to Waterloo
Fixed price before we set off
Loading & unloading included
Ford Transit LWB · 3.4m load

Waterloo: what to know before moving day

Waterloo is built around a road junction: the A642 begins here, leaving the A629 for Lepton and Wakefield, while the A629 carries on as Penistone Road. Around it are independent shops, a large Morrisons with a petrol station, and the Gallagher Retail Park with Marks and Spencer, Home Bargains and Pets at Home. Huddersfield's rugby union club played at Waterloo until it moved to Lockwood Park in 1997, and firms such as Forteq have works here.

Behind the main roads the homes spread over Fernside Avenue, Greenside Avenue, Albany Road, Thistle Hill and Lower Hall Road, with a listed 18th or 19th-century terrace at 1 to 7 School Lane. A listed cast-iron milepost for the old Wakefield and Austerlands road stands in front of 24 Wakefield Road at Cowmes, the neighbourhood on the Lepton side, and Lascelles Hall, a late 18th-century house, is up Lascelles Hall Road.

How the van gets to Waterloo

From the town centre, the A629 Wakefield Road runs out through Moldgreen to Waterloo. At the junction the A642 continues as Wakefield Road towards Lepton, Penistone Road heads off south-east, and Waterloo Road leads north into Dalton. Lascelles Hall Road leaves the A642 a little further east.

The drive from Bradford is roughly 25 to 40 minutes. That is an estimate from route data, not a timed run, and traffic changes it.

Also covered around Waterloo

Cowmes.

Services for Waterloo

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

Waterloo: questions before you book

Where does the A642 start?

At Waterloo, where it leaves the A629. It runs on through Lepton to Grange Moor, where the A637 branches off, and then towards Wakefield, so Waterloo is the turning point for moves between Huddersfield and the villages to the east.

Where the local details on this page come from

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