ACE magazine Issue 1

Beyond
your imagination
FIRST
ISSUE
TM
International HUDD
Investigate people from
diverse nationalities
Responsibilities
& Rights
Fashion brand
The Dress Box
Welcome to Music in
the Hudd!
A Step into the Past
– A Brief History of Castle Hill
+ April Events Canlendar

3 - history
Step into the Past
- Castle Hill
Map of Content
10 - Diversity
International
Hudd
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A Step into the Past
A Brief History of Castle Hill
– Seen But Not Known
Identity card
Name: Victoria Tower/Jubilee Tower
Opened: 1899
Designed: Isaac Jones
Built: Ben Graham Firm and Son of
Folly Hall
Cost: £3298
Height: 106ft
Grade II Listed Building
The first article will explore the landmark
of Castle Hill. Castle Hill is an iconic
view in Huddersfield that everyone is familiar
with. It is a symbol of home for many, as it
is visible from many points within the town.
Castle Hill is universally known to those who
live in Huddersfield but how well is its history
known?
4 - Humanity
Rights and
responsibilities
8 - Fashion
The dress box
&House of herb
Castle Hill has become a protected
archaeological site, as it has historical remains
aging back to the late Bronze Age – meaning
it holds over 4000 years of history! During its
early history it is thought to have been a site of
camping for hunters and gatherers. During the
12th Century it became a site of fortification
with the establishment of a castle and
settlement yet was soon abandoned in the 14th
century. Castle Hill found its new purpose in
the early 19th century as it became integrated
into a network of warning beacons.
Its most recent historical relevance created
the landmark we all recognise today. In 1899
to commemorate Queen Victoria’s Diamond
Jubilee the Victoria Tower was built and
remains to this day as a permanent memorial
to her reign.
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Music in the Hudd

Responsibilities
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Rights
Rights and
responsibilities are two of the main foundations of
our modern society, but they are rarely discussed.
Young people of today aren’t educated or made
aware of their rights; putting them in a vulnerable
position to be taken advantage of and at risk
of having their rights violated. Similarly, many
people are unaware of their social responsibilities
meaning they are often neglected, but this can be
easily solved. With this article we aim to enlighten
the unknowing on their social entitlements and
responsibilities.
> What is hunam rights?
According to the Equality and Human Rights
Commission, human rights are ‘the basic rights and
freedoms that belong to every person in the world
from birth until death.’ Rights are a central aspect of
protecting our humanity, yet how much do we know
about our rights? Human rights are built around the
inherent values of society, based upon qualities such
as, equality, fairness and respect. The Declaration of
Human Rights lists 30 articles, including rights such
as, ‘Everyone has a right to life, liberty and security
of person’ (Article 3), ‘Everyone is presumed
innocent until proven guilty’ (Article 11) and
‘Everyone has freedom of opinion and expression’
(Article 19).
> The importance of rights
Human rights should be universally applied,
regardless of your background, beliefs or way of
life and they can never be taken away. However,
how far is theory put into practice? As there are
many examples in history of when rights have been
taken away from people, based on such criteria.
The importance of educating people on their rights
is reinforced by the events of the past. Thus, as
a society it is important to know our rights and
responsibilities in order to empower ourselves and
others, to ensure that they cannot be taken away in
the present or the future.
> The difference between rights and
responsibility
While rights are established in law, responsibilities
reflect more upon the expectations of society.
Moral and ethical practice takes the place of law
when discussing responsibilities. However, nobody
is legally bound to responsibilities, yet ethically
individuals are accountable for fulfilling their civic
duty and the actions of an individual should benefit
the whole society.
> What is responsibilities?
The definition of responsibilities, according to
Cambridge Dictionary, is ‘something that is your
job or duty to deal with’ and linking this to social
responsibilities we become obligated to act for the
benefit of society both socially, economically and
environmentally.
> Two types of
social responsibility
There is more flexibility within responsibilities, as
they are expectations not laws, which is evident in
the two types of social responsibility: Active and
Passive. Active social responsibility is by taking
part in activities and working towards goals that
will directly impact society in a positive way. For
example, donating to charity, volunteering, giving
blood and recycling. Passive social responsibility is
the act of avoiding actions that are socially harmful.
It is acting in the expected way, for example it is
expected of us to put rubbish in a bin and not litter;
acts that, for many of us, are engrained within us so
we don’t even view them as responsibilities.
> Conclusion
Rights and responsibilities elevate and uphold
humanity’s key values, which if lost would be
detrimental to society. The video shows that young
people are generally aware of what rights and
responsibilities are but there are questions and
issues that one definitely has to think upon before
answering. This shows that, yes, we may have a
basic understanding of rights and responsibilities
but it is not a solidified and confident knowledge.
To empower ourselves and society we need a
strong understanding of what our rights and
responsibilities are in order to maintain the security
and protection of current and future generations.
> Video:what are you rights & responsibilities?
I wanted to discover how much young people knew about rights and responsibilities so I asked my
colleagues a few questions about their thoughts and opinions surrounding these issues and here is what I
found. Please click the buttom below to see what they say.

Welcome to Music in the Hudd
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Music in the Hudd
is a two-page spread
celebrating the
music of Huddersfield.
Through investigations,
feature
pieces and reviews we
will show you how
Huddersfield’s music
scene is fruitful and
flourishing.
Written and edited by
independent record label
InfiniteVibrations, in
collaboration with KLTV,
we are here to serve
An independent
record label based in
Huddersfield, UK. We
pride ourselves on being
built around a growing
community of creatives
and industry innovators.
Driven by our passion
for music, we do this as
the scene to its fullest
potential. We are
passionate about
music and driven by a
responsibility to find and
appreciate the music of
Huddersfield.
You can find us within the
ACE magazine every …..?
on the Huddersfield eye
website at ….? You will
also be able to find Music
in the Hudd through
InfiniteVibrations and
KLTV’s social media.
Here’s what Milton brown
“We are InfiniteVibrations.”
we feel it is our social
responsibility to help
up-and-coming artists
gain a footing in the
scene. We want to build a
society of passionate and
dedicated creatives to help
improve the music scene
for everyone; providing
had to say “Huddersfield
has had a massive
tradition in music; as far
back as I can remember
back in the 60s it was the
teddy boys, bluebeat, ska
and reggae. Then it got
into house,
hip-hop and rap. Now,
we see the emergence of
Iranian
music, Hungarian music
and Kurdish gypsey
music… it’s all here! There
is a wealth of diversity
which isn’t being heard
opportunities for people
within the music industry
and creative sectors.
Our overall vision for
InfiniteVibrations is to
become a large creative
community, with inhouse
facilities ranging
from all areas of the music
and we want Music in
the Hudd to address
that.” Now you know a
little more about Music
in the Hudd, it is time
you learned about how
to get involved! Have you
released new music? Are
you hosting an event?
Do you want your voice
heard? If you feel you
have something to bring
to Music in the Hudd
contact us at
InfiniteVibrations0@
gmail.com.
and media industry, to
become the Motown of
this generation.
Find out what we had to
say in an interview by
Journalist Lucy Boyd:
Somewhere between
Leeds and Manchester lies
Huddersfield, a town
that is booming in many
ways. One cultural area
where Huddersfield is
growing is in the local
music scene, with venues
such as The Parish and
Northern
Quarter playing host to
some high-profile acts and
artists like Zebrahead and
Dana Ali.
Another venue that plays
its part for the town is
Small Seeds. Jonas Lapinas
has worked at the venue
as an events promoter
Birds and Beasts
Comprised of Anna and Leo Brazil,
as well as many other collaborating
artists from Huddersfield’s local
scene, the band channel their ideas
and views through songs written
from the perspective of animals.
Described as “if David Attenborough
was in a band” they’ve recently
released their debut album ‘Entwined’,
which is available to purchase online.
Written by Journalist Josh Murphy
and sound engineer for
four years, which includes
the previous incarnation
when it was known as Bar
1:22. Back then, it had
a somewhat industrial
atmosphere with very little
in the way of decoration, it
was effectively just a room
with a stage for bands
to come and perform.
Nowadays, the interior
features a forest-like theme
with trees,
completely unrecognisable
from over three years ago.
“We welcome upcoming
artists and hope to help
them
develop,” Lapinas describes
the concept behind Small
Seeds. “And there’s also a
history behind that with
quite famous artists like
Jon Gomm. He was from
Leeds and he used to come
down to the acoustic club
every week.”
The acoustic club is run
by Lapinas every Tuesday
but he doesn’t want music
to be an exclusive feature
for Small Seeds. “We aim
to be as much as possible a
creative space as well,” He
explains.
“We very much welcome
other people to put on
Here’s the Steeple (Run the River)
Here’s the Steeple, formally known
as Run the River, is a genuine
musician with raw talent and a love
for his craft. Described by 2018’s
Onwards festival as: “Soaring Vocals,
Heartfelt songs”. His newest release
‘High Hopes’ is released on the 26th
January.
events like alternative
nights, film previews,
poetry nights, electronic
Future plans for the Small
Seeds venue include
merchandise; t-shirts,
mugs, guitar pics, tea
towels, and notebooks
made from recycled paper
are just some of what is
under discussion. Also on
the agenda is a café, with
food fairly different to that
of Bar Maroc, the upstairs
counterpart to Small Seeds.
Overall though, Lapinas’
vision of the venue is
mostly about “encouraging
people to focus on mental
health and address issues
around the world.”
Written by James Brickles
Steen
A well-known and respected
cellist who also collaborates with
Huddersfield’s artists, Steen is a
classically trained cellist with a
feat for exploring her own styles.
Embellished by her skill with a looper
pedal – Steen’s music is creatively
captivating and truly unique. She
begun playing music at 8 years old
and at first shied away from the Cello
until it was the only free instrument
left in her class. Influenced by the
darker tones of music.
To learn more about InfiniteVibrations, check out our website here
Contact: ACEmagazine0@gmail.com

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Who We be is a new motivational column, written by upcoming fashion
brand The Dress Box. The column intends to encourage positive selfimage
and artistic expression among readers. Over the next coming months,
we plan to unify a community of like-minded expressionairies. Consequently,
creating a platform for local creative artists and designers to showcase their
talents. We will be a source for all the latest fashion related gossip, events and
news in Huddersfield.
Within every ‘I’ is an individual.
Who will you be?
Over the last 4 months, 18-year-old, front end web developer and designer,
Elliott Sheeran has been working tirelessly to produce a stunning new website
for The Dress Box. With a sleek design and enhanced shopping interface,
customers will find it easier to browse through attitudinal garments and
accessories.
Elliott is offering a percentage off deal on web development with his hosting
company, HSXT for any new customers. If you’re interested send him an email
at: contact@elixt.co.uk
The ribbon has been cut…head over to our brand-new site:
www.thedressbox.com
Want to know more about our movement? Watch
the ACE interview below and head over to our
social media @the dressbox.co to keep updated
with all the latest content
Interested in living more naturally? Curious about the harmful chemicals in your trusted household
products and toiletries?
If you would think twice about ingesting a harmful substance, then surely you would think twice
about topically applying a harmful chemical. The skin is an organ that absorbs everything, what we
put on our body is just as important as what we put into our body.
From mothers, grandmothers to great grandmothers, washing powder has always been their trusted
house hold friend when it comes to fresh bedding, clean uniforms and no muck, no mess. But have
you ever really stopped to analyse the ingredients in your trusted laundry detergent?
Just how do the whites come out so bright?
The first ingredient label we are putting under the spotlight is Surf’s liquid
detergent. Magnifying glass at the ready…
Optical brighteners – Deceivingly make whites appear brighter. The brightener
is transferred to the fabric during the wash and gives the effect of brighter whites.
The chemicals absorb UV light making the clothes appear brighter. Optical
brighteners or optical illusions?
Perfume – Smell like your favourite flowers? That’s thanks to niffy chemicals
such as Benzyl Salicylate, it is commonly used in cosmetics as a fragrance
additive or an artificial flavour. Butylphenyl Methylpropional (Lily aldehyde) is
also responsible for the potent floral scent in your favourite washing powder. It
replicates the smell of flowers, making it a synthetic fragrance.
Preservatives- Commonly found in cosmetic and household products. It inhibits
bacterial growth in cosmetics by controlling and killing harmful microorganisms.
The family of Isothiazolinones are responsible for keeping chemical mixtures
such as washing powder, fresh before sell by date.
High exposure to these chemicals is toxic to humans. Skin irritation, biocide and
dermatitis are just some of the harmful side effects.
Natural Alternative
Fear not, there is a natural alternative to
washing your clothes. Homemade and
simple, it will rid you of all nasty chemicals
and save you money in the future. Watch
our tutorial video below to find out how to
make your own washing powder at home.

International HUDD
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Investigate people from diverse nationalities
Huddersfield, located in West Yorkshire, is the
tenth largest town in the UK. According to
2017 Kirklees Factsheets, there were 437,047 people
living in this district.Except from the majority
of White, Asian, Black Brithish, 20,000 people
are international residences who come from 56
different countries.
YOU
AND
Based on above background, the new column
named International HUDD has come out. It is
written by people from different countries and
aims to offer a new perspective to explore life in
Huddersifled. The following questions were asked:
why they come to Huddersfield? what do they think
of Huddersfield? What are their special memories of
Huddersifeld.
YOUR
It is not surprising to find that there are many
other cultural events or festivals that take place
every month. Events such as International food
festival, contemporary music festival and so on,
the following issues will lead you to experience and
investigate more.
The first issue is about two cultural festivals held in
University of Huddersifeld. One is Oman National
Festival, the other is Korea and Japan National
Festival, where people can taste delicious food, get
involved in games and make friends with others
who grew up in different culture backgrounds. Let’s
follow my steps to experience and listen to people’s
story from Huddersfield.
STORIES
WITH
HUDDERFIELD
Want to know more details and information or join us to become an editor for this page?
Welcome to contact us via ACEmagazine@gmail.com.
Looking forward to hearing from you soon!

April Events Canlendar
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University Choirs and Early Music Ensemble
St Paul’s Hall 7:30pm
A programme of classical choral music.
Small Seeds in Huddersfield
120 New street 8:00pm til 11:45pm
Sound of underground groove, drum’n’bass, topped
with sweet lashings of sonic wonder
The Holocaust Exhibition
Huddersfield University 12:00 till 4:00pm
Survivor Iby Knill describes her
experiences as a concentration camp
prisoner at Auschwitz-Birkenau.
National Dance Company Wales
awakening
Lawrence Batley Theatre 7:30pm
A unique theatrical experience.
cOMING SOON...
Little britain gig
Spangled Bull
5:00pm til 7:00pm
A Wakefield live band playing
songs from British acts
What's next ?
Much Ado About Nothing
Lawrence Batley Theatre
7:30pm 16th to 20th (5 days)
Production of Shakespeare’s glorious
romantic comedy.
Etching Weekend
75A Huddersfield Road, Mirfield
27th to 28th, 10:30am till 4:30pm
Course about learning the basics of etching
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