North Bradley Parish

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Welcome to the North Bradley Parish portal, which serves the Villages of North Bradley, Yarnbrook, and Brokerswood. Please browse the various news items which appear.The website also contains valuable information about various aspects of our community, from facilities, to shows and groups in the parish If you are searching for something in particular, please use the search facility at the top of the site. If you have any news items you wish to submit, please contact the Parish Council using the link above..

Neighbourhood Plan Referendum - Result

579 total votes cast
466 for
109 against
4 spoilt papers
42% turn out

Be Alert To Scam Phone Calls and Courier Fraud

Warning: Please Be Alert To Scam Phone Calls and Courier Fraud

We are continuing to warn people to be alert to phone calls that we believe are attempts to scam people out of money.

Over the past week we have received reports of residents across the county, including in Chippenham, Devizes and Warminster, receiving phone calls from men posing as police officers and requesting bank details.

Parish Council Election

As there were only 11 nominations for the 11 seats, there will be no Parish Council Election on 6th May. Therw will still be The Referendum on the Neighbourhood Plan, Elections for our Wiltshire Councillor, and the Election for the Police and Crime Commissioner.Notice of Uncontested Election

NHS National Diabetes Prevention Programme

The Wiltshire Diabetes Prevention programme is a free service for people who are at high risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

The Diabetes Prevention Programme is a behaviour change programme where people learn about, diet, physical activity and strategies to improve their overall health, all aimed at reducing their risk of developing Type 2 Diabetes.

The risk tool can be accessed via the link below:

https://riskscore.diabetes.org.uk/start

Schoolreaders Needed

Schoolreaders are searching for new recruits. They need people to go and listen to children read in schools in Trowbridge. The impact of Covid is going to have hit the young readers badly.

More Information

Covid 19 Roadmap

Following the announcement from central government yesterday (Monday 22 February), the COVID-19 Roadmap has been released.

The roadmap explains how we plan to come out of this lockdown cautiously and safely.

It's broken down into four key steps:

Step 1 between 8 March and 29 March
Step 2, no earlier than 12 April
Step 3, no earlier than 17 May
Step 4, no earlier than 21 June

All the dates in the roadmap are indicative and subject to change. Only when the government is sure that it is safe to move from one step to the next will the final decision be made.

The COVID-19 Roadmap gives us all a clear pathway out of this lockdown. However, we must not become complacent.

Covid Roadmap