Brian Jackson House Development

Over the last few years we have been developing and refurbishing Brian Jackson House, a massive 2500 m² converted railway goods warehouse beside the railway interchange at the heart of Huddersfield's town centre. We had many meetings with different organisations looking at the access and facilities to the building, all these points have been looked at by our architect’s. The Trustees and Management Team were in agreement that Brian Jackson House now conforms to Disability Discrimination Act (DDA).

The NCC not only provides direct services to children and young people but also supports a host of other agencies working for young people and families. Many of these groups are tenants at Brian Jackson House

The building has good access to the bus and railway stations. Over the last few years different contractors along with our own work force have been working hard putting in new stairways and a lift, forming new offices and space that will be a place that children & young people will want to be in.

As you can see from the photographs below, we have come a long way from the builders making a start to the refurbishment in 2003, to the opening of the basement space in November 2005. then the Café Jaxx in September 2007.

Although the NCC has supported children and young people for 25 years, we are still seeking continuous improvement and future building developments and partnerships will ensure NCC reaches it’s full potential in serving this community.