CAMPAIGNERS who fought to save Gomersal’s historic Red House say they are “open-minded” about a decision to turn it into a short-term holiday destination and intimate wedding venue. The former Red House Museum, which has connections to Charlotte Brontë, was closed by Kirklees Council in 2016 as part of a reaction to Government austerity cuts. There then followed a lengthy campaign by the Red House Heritage Group to take on the site and develop it as a heritage resource. The council turned down three asset transfer requests and announced in September 2019 that the building and grounds were to be put on the market.