Christmas and New Year waste and recycling collection changes

There will be no waste or recycling collections on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day and garden waste collections will be suspended from Monday 23 December for two weeks.

Collection days will change over the festive period, with catch up collections taking place on Saturday 28 December, 4 January and 11 January. All collections, including garden waste, will return to normal from Monday 13 January.

Calendar of Changes

Thank You

Thank you to everyone who came to the Joyce Lanfear slide show evening - "A walk round North Bradley". Her Son Simon gave £500 that was raised on the evening to Dorothy House, in memory of his mother Joyce Lanfear.

Thank you all again for your support.

Wiltshire Community First Surviving Winter grant

Details of the grant available, and the Wiltshire council Warm and Safe energy advice service.

Surviving Winter Grant

Notice of Election

See Notice for details about forthcoming Parliamentary Election

Notice of Election

Public Urged To Report Suspicious Activity Following Spate of Lead Thefts At Churches Across the County

Following a spate of lead thefts from church roofs across Wiltshire, we would like to urge members of the public to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity to us immediately.

In recent weeks, churches of all sizes across the county have been targeted including Malmesbury Abbey and Salisbury Cathedral.

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Yoga Classes

Hatha Flow class every Monday 12:30-1:30 in the Progressive Hall, North Bradley. Open to all abilities. £8.50 a session with complimentary herbal tea at the end of the session.

Book Launch of " A Walk Around North Bradley"

Ever wondered who lived in your house? What was there before your estate was built?

What was life like? Step back through time with a picture tour of North Bradley.

Thursday October 17th 2019, 7pm at North Bradley Baptist Church

A Walk Through Time

Free Musical Event

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Neighbourhood Plan - Submission Stage Consultation

The Submission Stage Consultation Stage is now underway! It runs from Monday 5^th August to Tuesday 17^th September. This is the second formal consultation that is required on the North Bradley Neighbourhood Plan – the ‘Submission Stage Consultation’ under Regulation 16 of the Neighbourhood Planning Regulations. The previous ‘Pre-Submission Consultation’, undertaken in January through to March 2019, was the first formal stage in gathering feedback from the community on the draft plan.

The Submission Stage Consultation reflects community-wide comments, observations, proposals and concerns about the village’s future, bringing them together into a 'living framework' that articulates the community’s overwhelming desire to make North Bradley an even better place to live, both now and in the future.   

The plan has been produced by a Neighbourhood Planning Steering Team including Parish Council members, community volunteers with support from a professional consultant and Wiltshire Council.

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Neighbourhood Plan Update

North Bradley Parish has reached a significant milestone in its journey to achieve a Neighbourhood Plan.  The final draft documents have been sent to Wiltshire Council and have been validated. Wiltshire Council will now carry out preparations to publicise the plan for a 6-week consultation period before the Plan goes in front of a planning Inspector. 

Lee Lee, the Parish Council Vice-Chairman and Chairman of the Steering Group, said “I am absolutely delighted to reach this stage.  It has been a long and difficult process but we have had the advice of a knowledgeable consultant and have an enthusiastic Steering Group of dedicated volunteers who are seeing it through.  Our residents have been very supportive throughout the various consultations. One particularly important policy has been to achieve a Landscape Gap between North Bradley village and the Wiltshire Council proposed development next to the White Horse Business Park.  It looks as though we have achieved this.”

Now the Neighbourhood Plan has got this far, it has formal standing and has to be taken into account by Wiltshire Planners when considering development applications within the parish.