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    KIRKLEES NO MORE: WELCOME TO WHISTLESTOP!

    Dec 21, 2021 6 minutes

    Evolving and developing is all part of progress.

    Embracing change in a technological age is something we have to do; organisations that are steeped in tradition and may be more hesitant than most have had to go back to the drawing board and consider how change is as good as a rest.

    Competition from other attractions enticing families to spend their time with them has prompted many to focus on making themselves a destination that has a unique offer to not only tempt visitors in, but to also engage and entertain.

    While the restrictive movements of the coronavirus pandemic have had a significant impact on many businesses, especially visitor attractions, they have also given organisations the time to rethink and re-evaluate.

    Ensuring its long-term survival during a time when there has been so much uncertainty is the main reason for the rebranding of the Kirklees Light Railway. With the help of a design agency and the support of its 10-strong workforce

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