All the latest news from the St Hugh's Centre on Coach Road in their August 2018 Newsletter.

We are asking Baildon residents for their views in an initial consultation on the future of the Ian Clough Hall - you may have seen the leaflets around the village already. We have had quite a few responses - please let us know your views by returning a leaflet or completing the survey online on our website by clicking on "Ian Clough Hall Initial Consultation" on the left hand side of the home page.... Read More »

This Sunday Aire Rivers Trust have arranged for a boat to be used as part of the ongoing clean-up operation of the River Aire. They are seeking help from volunteers and are meeting at 10am at Security Office, Denso Marsden, Otley Road, BD17 7JR. Free tea/coffee/biscuits available! Bring a packed lunch.

Bradford Council have placed documents and a map on public display in Baildon Library showing proposals for changes to waiting/loading/parking restrictions around Baildon Village and Main Street and Church Street in Esholt. Any queries about these should be directed to Fara Baghban on 01535 618256 and any objections should be made no later then 12 noon on 27th July 2018. Please see the documents in... Read More »

There will be a special Neighbourhood Forum about the bus service to be held at St Hugh's, Coach Road on Wednesday 18th July at 7pm. It will be facilitated by the ward officer, Paula Truman. All welcome to discuss with the bus company the recent change to Tiger buses and the changes to the timetable for bus numbers 675 and 633.

Please find attached the latest newsletter from the Leader rural grant programme. A number of local businesses and community hubs have been successful in getting a grant.

The last day for submission of an Expression of Interest on the grant programme is the 20^th August 2018. Please see the newsletter or website if you would like to apply for a grant to develop a rural business or community hub. Baildon... Read More »

Baildon Scarecrow Festival will be on Saturday 8 September this year. The theme is fictional characters. If you would like to enter a scarecrow or sponsor a mini scarecrow please print, complete and return the attached form.

No entry fee is charged but Baildon in Bloom, who run the festival, would very much appreciate your support as this is their only fundraising event.

This year Bradford Council is able to award small grants to support local Great Get Together/Big Lunch activities and events across the Bradford district.

Grants of up to £100 are available for neighbours and groups to get together. The Big Lunch is the UK's annual get together for neighbours. Every year in June since the idea began in 2009, millions of people stop what they're doing and get together... Read More »

West Yorkshire Police have sent through details of an app which can provide advice around domestic violence issues, this is available in English, Urdu, Polish and Punjabi.

Once loaded onto the phone the app looks like a weather app, but behind the tile it offers advice and support including help lines.

https://www.hestia.org/brightsky

Details of the 2018 Prom to be held on 7th July