About
Tod Works

Coming together in a modern, sustainable space

Calder Valley Community Land Trust’s subsidiary, CVCLT Enterprise Limited, secured £4m from the Towns Fund to create Tod Works, a modern, sustainable facility offering 22 workspaces across two floors, totalling 544 square metres of flexible workspace.

Calder Valley Community Land Trust partnered with Connect Housing to enable the development of 19 Passivhaus homes to be let at social rents on the site.

The development was made possible through a community asset transfer of the land from Calderdale Council.

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Designed
with purpose

by GWP Architects (Leeds)


A contemporary building shaped by its place, purpose, and community.

locally sourced

Locally sourced materials

Built using low-impact, locally sourced materials, including natural timber and durable brickwork.

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Natural light throughout

Large windows and north lights flood the building with daylight, reducing the need for artificial lighting and creating bright, uplifting workspaces.

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Insulation & ventilation

Advanced insulation and ventilation systems maintain a comfortable indoor climate all year round, using less energy.

rainwater

Flood-alleviation

Systems using attenuation tanks and permeable surfaces create a flood-resistant landscape.

sustainable

Sustainable by design

Every element reflects a commitment to sustainability, from material choices to long-term energy efficiency.

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Green spaces

Surrounding green spaces offer places to pause, meet, and connect supporting wellbeing, collaboration, and community.

10 15min walk

Tod Works is situated on Ferney Lee Road, just off Burnley Road, in an elevated residential area of Todmorden.

Rail connections

Direct TransPennine services
Leeds · Manchester · Blackburn / Preston
Plus easy links to Hebden Bridge and Rochdale.


Bus routes

Well-served local and regional buses
Connecting Todmorden with surrounding towns and communities.


Walkable everyday

A short walk to:
Train station · Bus stops · Shops · Cafés · Market · Centre Vale Park

Who our workspaces
are designed for

A home for businesses, creators & innovators

independent businesses

Independent Businesses

creative

Creative & Media

digital tech data

Digital, Tech & Data

environment design

Built Environment & Design

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Environment & Sustainability

professional

Professional & Advisory

health education

Health & Education

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Community & Public Good

Community-owned and socially responsible

A workspace that gives back

Any financial surplus from the operation of Tod Works will be used to support the creation of social and affordable rented homes.

Calder Valley Community Land Trust (CVCLT) is a community benefit society registered with the Financial Conduct Authority and a registered provider of social housing and holding investment partner status with Homes England.

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Where sustainability
meets community

Your presence here directly improves your climate impact while helping fund affordable homes, a workplace that does good for you, for Todmorden, and for the planet.

Support for Passivhaus homes and wider low-carbon neighbourhood design

Flood-alleviation systems using attenuation tanks and permeable surfaces

Green roofs, biodiverse planting and a living wall

Highly insulated construction for low-energy heating and cooling

North-light windows delivering consistent daylight and reduced energy use. Learn more

Secure cycle storage and walkable access to transport and town

Car sharing service and EV charging points supporting electric vehicle use for tenants

Community food-growing spaces supporting local engagement

Reduced embodied carbon compared with typical commercial buildings

Reserve your space today

Ready to reserve your space at Tod Works? With its prime location and brand-new build attracting significant interest, we recommend getting in touch soon to avoid disappointment.

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