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  • Privacy notice

    Bradford Council (CBMDC) is registered as a 'data controller' with the Information Commissioner’s Office under the Data Protection Act. Under the UK General Data Protection Regulations, CBMDC collects and processes your information in order to provide various public sector services to you under the powers given to Local Authorities…

  • Cookies

    What is a cookie? Cookies are small anonymous text files that are placed on your computer by websites that you visit. Cookies do lots of different jobs, like letting you navigate between pages efficiently, remembering your preferences and generally improving your user experience. Cookies can be categorised according to…

  • Car parks in Bradford

    The image below shows the car parks in Bradford city centre. To view a full sized map, visit our interactive car parks map . You can pay by phone for parking. Bradford Council car parks Central Library Crown Court Edward Street Jacob's Well Orange Street Radwell Drive Raphael House…

  • Crime and crime prevention

    Bradford Council is part of the Safer Bradford Community Safety Partnership together with representatives from West Yorkshire Police, National Probation Service, Public Health, Bradford and Airedale NHS, Incommunities, Voluntary and Community Sector, West Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service and West Yorkshire Combined Authority. The Safer Bradford Community Safety Partnership…

  • About public health

    What is public health Public health works to protect and improve the health of communities and populations. It is about helping people to live healthier, happier, and longer lives. This is done by preventing people from getting ill, promoting healthy lifestyles, reducing environmental hazards, and improving the health system.…

  • Latest election results

    For older election results, please visit our election results archive page .

  • Safeguarding Adults Policy and Procedures

    Safeguarding adults is about people and organisations working closely together to prevent and stop abuse and neglect from happening. The Safeguarding Adults Multi-Agency Policy and Procedures for West and North Yorkshire and York provide the framework for safeguarding adults with care and support needs from abuse and neglect. Safeguarding…

  • Bradford District Pride in Place - Impact Fund 2026-2028:

    Customer Notice : This is closed to Bradford West applicants due to pilot running earlier this spring. Applications are now being processed and applicants will be contacted in due course. 1. Summary The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council (CBMDC) is inviting applications from eligible Bradford-based organisations to apply…

  • Community Infrastructure Levy

    The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is a levy which the Council may charge on new developments to fund infrastructure such as schools, transport, parks, open spaces and other community facilities, required to support new housing and economic development in the District. For more information about process and requirements, please…

  • Landscape projects

    ESIFs The European Structural and Investment Funds (ESI Funds, ESIFs) are financial tools set up to implement the regional policy of the European Union. They aim to reduce regional disparities in income, wealth and opportunities. Europe’s poorer regions receive most of the support, but all European regions are eligible…

  • Housing and related strategies

    This page summarises and provides links to the various housing and related strategies for the district. Housing Strategy The Housing Strategy 2020 - 2030 has the vision that 'everyone in Bradford District should have a place to call home which meets their needs and in which they can thrive'…

  • Neighbourhood planning

    Local people and communities can have a direct and active say in helping to shape the growth and development in their area using rights and powers set out in the Localism Act 2011 , though the preparation of Neighbourhood Development Plans (NDPs). What is Neighbourhood Planning? Neighbourhood planning can…

  • Commissioning Adult Health and Social Care Services

    Market Shaping Market shaping is the way the Council will work in collaboration with partner organisations, people who access care services, their carers and families. Through this approach the Council will facilitate the market in the area for care, support and related activities. A Market Position Statement has been…

  • Capital grants for Culture and Sports or Recreational projects in the Bradford district

    All applicants have now been contacted with an update on their application. Unfortunately due to the volume of applications we are unable to provide individual feedback. Further communication about the successful applicants will be issued in due course. Thank you to everyone who applied for this funding. Summary The…

  • West Bradford Junctions Improvement Scheme

    Bradford Council and West Yorkshire Combined Authority are planning improvements to three junctions in West Bradford on the A6177 Ring Road. The upgrades are planned at the junctions of Great Horton Road and Horton Grange Road, Thornton Road and Cemetery Road, and Toller Lane and Whetley Hill. Aims Part…

  • Bradford City Centre Townscape Heritage Scheme

    What is the Bradford City Centre Townscape Heritage Scheme? The Bradford City Centre Townscape Heritage Scheme is a four year, £2 million grant programme supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund (NLHF) and the City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council. It provides financial assistance to property owners and tenants,…

  • Private Sector Lettings Scheme

    Bradford Council’s Private Sector Lettings Scheme is a free tenant finder service for landlords and agents. The scheme helps landlords by matching their properties to people who are looking for accommodation in the private rented sector across Bradford district. If you have a property to let and would like…

  • Metals sector

    Reference Process Operator Address Date permitted Activity 050 First Galvanising Lrd Units 9 – 11 Iron Works Park Bowling Back Lane Bradford BD4 8SE 23/02/1993 Galvanising 077 Metaltreat Ltd Metaltreat House 359 Canal Road Bradford BD2 1AN 09/06/1993 Galvanising 149 Derek Harper Foundries Ltd Airedale Works New Works Road…

  • Minerals sector

    Reference Process Operator Address Date permitted Activity 084 Dennis Gillson & Son (Haworth) Ltd Naylor Hill Quarry Black Moor Road Haworth BD22 9SU 01/07/1993 Quarry Processes 055 Hanson Aggregates Ltd Common Road Bradford BD12 0SW 23/02/1993 Blending/Packing/Loading of Cement Process 058 Hanson Quarry Products Europe Hall Lane Bradford BD4…

  • Solvents sector

    Reference Process Operator Address Date permitted Activity 094 Trust Ford Bradford Canal Road Bradford BD1 4SR 29/10/1993 Respraying of Road Vehicles 314A K A G motors Eurocam Technology Park Chase Way Bradford BD5 8HW 04/07/1996 Respraying of Road Vehicles 282 Nationwide Accident Repair Services Canal Road Bradford BD1 4AT…

  • What are the benefits of using Bradford Council’s Private Sector Lettings Scheme?

    The Private Sector Lettings Scheme is free - if you use the scheme you can save money by not having to pay any tenant finder fees. We will also carry out a free rental evaluation for you, to make sure that the rent you charge is the maximum level…

  • Ilkley Pool and Lido

    Customer Notice : Ilkley Cafe. Due to an issue with the cafe power supply, we are currently offering a reduced menu until further notice. There will still be a selection of ice cream, soft drinks and snacks but limited hot food is available. We are currently looking at options…

  • Civil Parking Enforcement Privacy Notice

    1. Introduction Our core data protection obligations and commitments are set out in Bradford Council’s primary privacy notice . This notice provides additional privacy information for individuals whose personal data is processed as part of the Council’s civil parking enforcement functions, including data shared with the National Persistent Evader…

  • Bradford District Social Value delivery partners summary

    It has been agreed through the Building Bradford’s Supply Chain Board, that the support and delivery of social value should be undertaken through our identified local (Bradford District based) delivery partners. This is to ensure that we are working with partners who understand our communities and its needs the best.…

  • Controlling pollution from industry - regulation by local authorities

    What is Environmental Permitting ? The Environmental Permitting (England & Wales) Regulations 2016 require that businesses which operate specific polluting processes must obtain a permit. Larger polluting processes are permitted by The Environment Agency , but many smaller processes in the district are permitted and regulated by Bradford Council.…

  • Renters' Rights Act: Important changes in the law

    The Renters’ Rights Act became law on 27 October 2025. The new law will bring in some changes for private landlord and tenants. These new changes will not happen all at once and the Government has provided a roadmap which says when different bits of the Act will come…

  • Find a college

    Sixth Form Colleges New College Bradford 01274 089189 https://ncbradford.ac.uk/ Dixons Sixth Form Academy 01274 089770 https://www.dixons6a.com/ Colleges Bradford College 01274 433011 www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk Shipley College 01274 327222 www.shipley.ac.uk Keighley College 01535 685000 www.keighleycollege.ac.uk Skills for Work 01274 433648 www.skills-for-work.co.uk Askham Bryan College 01904 772211 www.askham-bryan.ac.uk Universities University of Bradford 01274…

  • Bradford District Good Food Strategy 2023

    The Bradford District Good Food Strategy has been developed in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change emergency and rising cost of living. This has highlighted a deepened range of inequalities, including those around the cost and the supply of healthy sustainable food. The strategy sets out our…

  • Local Studies Website

    Visit our dedicated Local Studies site .

  • Buckden House Outdoor Education Centre

    Visit the Buckden House website for information on what is available and how to book.

  • Are you an employer who is interested in apprenticeships?

    What is an Apprenticeship? An Apprenticeship is a work based training programme designed around the needs of employers that lead to nationally recognised qualifications for apprentices. It provides Apprentices new to the workplace with a great start to their career as they gain valuable experience and knowledge that shapes…

  • Early education and childcare

    For early education and childcare information and support, please visit the Bradford Families and Young Persons Information Service website .

  • Collections in the Local Studies libraries

    Bradford Local Studies Libraries offer a wealth of resources to anyone interested in local and family history. Maps and plans The collections include Ordnance Survey maps covering Bradford district and Yorkshire at various scales and dates from the first edition published in 1852 to the present. There are also…

  • GCSE Results Day

    Your Results: What Next? Receiving your GCSE results is an important milestone and can bring a mix of emotions. Whether you've achieved the grades you were hoping for, are considering your next options, or are unsure what to do next, there is support available to help you make informed…

  • Community Asset Transfer

    Community Asset Transfer involves the transfer of ownership and/or management of land or buildings from a statutory body (such as the Council) to a community based organisation or group (such as a charity or community interest company) at less than market value for local social, economic or environmental benefit.…

  • Help with cost of living

    There is now a dedicated website for information and advice to help Bradford District residents with the 'Cost of Living Crisis' . The government has announced several different financial support packages to help people with the rise in the cost of living, food and energy bills. As information changes…

  • Disability Access Funding for childcare in early education

    This fund is for children in a funded early education place who have a disability or special educational needs. For more information and to make an application please visit the Bradford Families and Young Persons Information Service website .

  • Webcasting

    Visit our webcasting site to view live and archived recordings of our decision making and full meetings. To view a webcast, click on the date and the meeting you want to watch.

  • Combined Areas of Research Interest (ARIs) Report

    The Council ARIs and the Community ARIs have been published as separate documents. To make it easier to navigate and to highlight the connections between organisational and community priorities, we have combined both sets into a single list, presented below. Where a research interest originated from the Community Areas…

  • Notice of Referendum - Bingley Neighbourhood Plan

    Neighbourhood Plan Referendum for the Bingley area A referendum will be held on Thursday, 16 July 2026 to decide on the question below: "Do you want City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council to use the Neighbourhood Plan for Bingley to help it decide planning applications in the neighbourhood area?”…

  • Barking dogs

    Constantly barking dogs can be a nuisance. If you have problems with barking dogs you should contact Environmental Health. Please visit our Noise nuisance page for details of how the Council can investigate noise complaints. Advice on avoiding constant barking can be found on the Gov.UK website .

  • Schools

    Class visits Libraries are uniquely positioned to inspire a love of reading in children. For some, a school visit may be their very first experience in a library. By bringing your class to the library, you provide your pupils with access to a wide variety of books to enjoy…

  • Allerton Library

    Printing Printing is not currently available from our public computers in a number of Libraries. Please check availability before you visit. We are working hard to get this problem fixed and sincerely apologise for any inconvenience it may cause. Opening times Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm

  • Wilsden Library

    Printing Printing is not currently available from our public computers in a number of Libraries. Please check availability before you visit. We are working hard to get this problem fixed and sincerely apologise for any inconvenience it may cause. Opening times Please not that the library will now close…

  • Information for migrants in the Bradford district

    Please visit and use Welcome to Bradford  as ‘A Guide to Life in Bradford’ and the Bradford District main source of information for migrants in Bradford. This site has been developed in partnership with Bradford Council, City of Sanctuary, Refugee Action, Solidaritech and Bradford For Everyone .

  • Find and book a course or evening class

    Courses provided by local colleges and universities The colleges and universities below run full and part-time courses, further education and higher courses, and community courses and evening classes. To find out about prices of courses and how to book, visit their websites: Bradford College Bradford University Shipley College Keighley…

  • Bradford District

    Bradford District is home to more than half a million people, vibrant communities, innovative businesses and globally renowned education institutions. It is young and diverse, alive with energy, enterprise and goodwill with unrivalled potential, a growing pipeline of talent and exceptional cultural experiences. With a growing population of 563,600…

  • Council Tax Collection Commitment

    Bradford Council recognises the impact of the current cost of living crisis and that some of the district’s most vulnerable households will have increasing difficulties in paying their Council Tax, alongside other household bills. We are committed to working with our Council Tax payers and partners to collect and…

  • How to access our services

    The Local Studies service offers Local and Family History resources for the Bradford Metropolitan District and the West Yorkshire region. The two specialist Local Studies libraries in the district are in Bradford and Keighley , and libraries across the district can also provide local information and help with accessing…

  • Home Library Service

    This is a free service delivered by Bradford Libraries. You are eligible for our Home Library Service if you are physically unable to visit your local library, have no other support to access Library services and you live in the Bradford District. A member of our team will make…

  • Social media directory

    Connect with us on social media to keep up with what’s going on, to ask us questions and to join discussions about things that interest or affect you. Our main social media accounts Facebook - Bradford Council Instagram - @bradfordmdc LinkedIn - Bradford Council company page Nextdoor WhatsApp X…

  • Open Data licensing

    What is an Open Government Licence? On 30 September 2010 the UK Government launched a new, more open licence under which people can use government information and data. The Open Government Licence allows anyone - businesses, individuals, charities and community groups - to re-use public sector information without having…

  • Children's Services Overview and Scrutiny Committee

    The Committee is responsible for the strategies, plans, policies, functions and services directly relevant to the Corporate Priorities 'Transforming educational outcomes by improving attainment' and 'Supporting and safeguarding the most vulnerable adults, children and families' See also the Council Constitution : Part 2 pages 35-38 Part 3E pages 163-173…

  • Corporate Overview and Scrutiny Committee

    The Committee is responsible for the strategies, plans, policies, functions and services directly relevant to services that improve the Council’s ability to deliver, govern and change, community cohesion and all other Corporate matters not falling within the responsibility of any other Overview and Scrutiny Committee. See also the Council…

  • Regeneration and Environment Overview and Scrutiny Committee

    The Committee is responsible for scrutinising the Council’s strategies, plans, policies, functions and services directly relevant to the priority outcomes of the Council Plan , in particular: 'better skills, more good jobs and a growing economy', 'decent homes', 'better health, better lives', and 'a sustainable district'. See also the…

  • If you have a complaint

    It is your right to raise concerns or make a compliant about treatment received from the NHS. You can receive free help from a complaints advocate at any stage of the process. Bradford Council commissions an 'independent complaints and advocacy service' to support you. For all your options on…

  • Bradford e-bike share scheme

    The new e-bike share scheme will feature a fleet of electric bicycles, strategically located at key points throughout the district. Residents and visitors will be able to easily access these e-bikes, offering a convenient, eco-friendly, and cost-effective mode of transport for short journeys, daily commutes, and recreational activities. Parking…

  • Yorkshire & Humber Care Record

    The YHCR was created to help Social Care Workers, GPs, doctors, nurses and care practitioners to access and share your up-to-date clinical information by accessing data held by multiple health and care settings from a single care record. This includes medical records, personal records and computerised information for the…

  • Street name plates

    We are responsible for the repair and maintenance of street name plates when this becomes necessary due to accident, vandalism or normal wear and tear. To report damaged or missing street name plates please fill in our online form or call 01274 431000. Request a new address or make…

  • Interfaith Education Centre

    Our team of tutors, with decades of experience, support schools to embed their RE learning through their lived experiences of being a practicing person of faith. We also help to meet the Ofsted requirement of “developing understanding and appreciation of diversity; celebrating what we have in common and promoting…

  • Contact Skills for Work

    You can contact us by: Send us a message using the Skills for Work online form For general enquiries email: businessdevelopment@bradford.gov.uk For Apprenticeship enquiries email: adultskillsservices@bradford.gov.uk Or get in touch with Skills for Work by post or phone on the details below. Skills for Work Britannia House (1st Floor)…

  • Denholme Library

    Printing Printing is not currently available from our public computers in a number of Libraries. Please check availability before you visit. We are working hard to get this problem fixed and sincerely apologise for any inconvenience it may cause. Opening times Tuesday: 10am to 12 noon Thursday: 2pm to…

  • Great Horton Library

    Printing Printing is not currently available from our public computers in a number of Libraries. Please check availability before you visit. We are working hard to get this problem fixed and sincerely apologise for any inconvenience it may cause. Opening times Mondays: 9am to 16:30pm Thursdays: 9am to 16:30pm…

  • Queensbury Library

    Printing Printing is not currently available from our public computers in a number of Libraries. Please check availability before you visit. We are working hard to get this problem fixed and sincerely apologise for any inconvenience it may cause. Opening hours Monday: 10am to 12 noon Thursday: 3pm to…

  • Silsden Library

    Printing Printing is not currently available from our public computers in a number of Libraries. Please check availability before you visit. We are working hard to get this problem fixed and sincerely apologise for any inconvenience it may cause. Opening times Monday: 10am to 4pm Tuesday: 10am to 4pm…

  • Thornbury Library

    Thornbury library has now re-opened. Printing Printing is not currently available from our public computers in a number of Libraries. Please check availability before you visit. We are working hard to get this problem fixed and sincerely apologise for any inconvenience it may cause. Opening times Monday: 10am to…

  • Inter library loans

    If you would you like us to try to obtain a book or journal article from outside the library service, you can use our Inter Library Loan Service. Charges are supplied via British Library Book £9.50 Photocopy £6,30 Renewal charge £3.70 or £10 if we can source the book…

  • King's Hall Ilkley

    Booking enquiries For all enquiries regarding ticket availability and prices, please email kingshall.admin@bradford.gov.uk , or telephone 01943 436224. King’s Hall & Winter Garden venue hire For all enquiries regarding stage and venue hire, please email kingshall.admin@bradford.gov.uk , or telephone 01943 436224. Alternatively, please visit the Bradford Theatres website .…

  • Self care

    Self-care means taking steps to look after both your physical and mental health to help you feel well. Doing this regularly helps improve our overall health. Research shows that maintaining good health helps us better manage life’s challenges. Ways in which you can look after yourself Eat well :…

  • Information for practitioners

    Every year, thousands of people in the UK experience some form of violence including domestic violence sexual violence and rape forced marriage and honour based violence sexual exploitation trafficking stalking murder The human and financial costs of domestic violence and abuse is immeasurable, causing harm and disruption to families,…

  • Cultural Strategy – Culture is Our Plan 2021 – 2031

    Something exciting is happening in Bradford District. We are experiencing a cultural renaissance and facing the future with new-found confidence and hope. City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council believes culture is important in everyone’s lives. We believe it can make a sustainable contribution to the prosperity and happiness of…

  • Have you been thinking about a career in construction?

    Construction is a growing industry employing over 2.5 million people in the UK, with a need for tens of thousands more each year to cope with demand. Some people assume to work within construction means to work on a building site with a hard hat, which is very much…

  • Apprenticeship guide for parents or guardians

    What is an apprenticeship? As a parent you want your son or daughter to get the best possible start in their career and for many young people following the academic route is not for them. Lots of young people want to get straight into the workplace and start earning…

  • About fraud

    Why do we investigate fraud against the council? Fraud affects every organisation in the public and private sector and it is estimated that over £52 billion is lost from the UK economy each year due to fraud. Over £2.1 billion of this loss relates to Local Government and the…

  • What we spend and how we spend it

    This section deals with financial information relating to projected and actual income and expenditure, tendering, procurement and contracts. Capital programme The Capital Programme Financial statements and budgets The Council's Statement of Accounts Council budgets and spending Financial statements for projects and events The Council's Statement of Accounts Pay and…

  • Getting help - where you can get advice

    If you are renting a flat or house to someone you may want to get advice about things that you need to deal with. There is a lot of information provided by the government on Gov.uk which covers things like running a tenancy and different types of tenancies .…

  • Culture, Policy and Events Team

    The council’s Culture, Policy and Events Team is a small team, currently responsible for the following work streams in addition to its support and development work with Bradford Culture Company who will deliver UK City of Culture 2025: Cultural programme of events and festivals Cultural partnerships Arts, culture and…

  • Bradford and Airedale Wellbeing Board

    The Bradford and Airedale Wellbeing Board is the senior strategic partnership for the Bradford District, bringing together leaders from the Council, the NHS, the Police, Fire and Rescue, social housing and the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise sector. Our shared ambition is: To provide local democratic accountability for the…

  • Procurement Act 2023: Information and guidance for suppliers

    On 24 February 2025, the rules that shape how public bodies buy goods, works and services changed. The Procurement Act 2023 introduced measures to improve and streamline the way procurement is done and benefit prospective suppliers of all sizes, particularly small businesses, start-ups and social enterprises. You can find…

  • Lettings agents and property management

    It is a legal requirement for all lettings agents and property managers to join a Government approved redress scheme . The Council is responsible for the enforcement of this legal requirement in Bradford District. This includes the power to impose a fine of up to £5000 where the Council…

  • City Hall

    Customer Service Centre The services available are: Blue badges Concessionary travel Council Tax Reduction Council Tax enquiries Environmental health Free school meals help with housing and housing related problems Housing benefits Planning and Building Control Youth Information Service a range of Council services The following self service options are…

  • Keighley Town Hall

    Deals with: Blue badges Concessionary travel Council Tax Reduction Council Tax enquiries Environmental health Free school meals help with housing and housing related problems Housing benefits Planning and Building Control Registrars a range of Council services The following self service options are available: free phones public access to the…

  • Health and Social Care Overview and Scrutiny Committee

    The Committee is responsible for scrutinising the Council’s strategies, plans, policies, functions and services directly relevant to the priority outcomes of the Council Plan , in particular, 'Better Health, Better Lives' and 'Living with Covid-19'. It also scrutinises local NHS policy and planning, and the impact that these have…

  • Accessibility statement

    This accessibility statement applies to Bradford Council's: Main website Breathe Better Bradford website (Clean Air Zone) Challenge your parking penalty (Parking Max) Crematoria diary Licensing register Local Democracy website Newsroom My Requests system Online forms Online planning and building control Online surveys PowerBI dashboards This website is run by…

  • Inform us of a change of address

    You can now inform us of a change of address online using the link below. Once we receive your application, we will update our records and send you an updated licence with your new address details, free of charge. This will be sent to you by email so there…

  • Assisted collections - help moving your bins

    What is an assisted collection? If you can't move your bin to the edge of your property (the kerbside), and no one else in your home can help, you may be able to get an assisted collection. How to apply You can: fill in the online form to request…

  • Guide for parents

    Starting secondary school in 2026 The guides on this page tell you about the secondary schools in the district and how you can find out more about them. They explain how Education Services deal with your request for your child to transfer from primary to secondary school, and give…

  • Thornton Library

    Printing Printing is not currently available from our public computers in a number of Libraries. Please check availability before you visit. We are working hard to get this problem fixed and sincerely apologise for any inconvenience it may cause. Opening times Tuesday: 10am to 12 noon Wednesday: 10am to…

  • Parks

    The Bradford District has thirty six public parks , totalling an area of over two hundred and seventy hectares. Ten of the parks are on the English Heritage Register of Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest in England. Lister Park and Roberts Park have undergone extensive refurbishment and…

  • Apply for a discount based on your personal circumstances

    Some people may not be counted when working out a Council Tax bill. If only one adult is counted, you may get a 25% discount. If no adults are counted, you may get a 50% discount. Some homes may also get a full discount, meaning no Council Tax is…

  • Keighley Local Studies Library

    About Keighley Local Studies Library Keighley Local Studies library welcomes visitors to use the Local Studies and Archives collections for study and research. Whilst visitors are welcome at any time during opening hours, researchers are invited to make an appointment in advance of their visit. To make an appointment,…

  • Local Studies Library

    Bradford Local Studies Library welcomes visitors to use the Local Studies and Archives collections for study and research. Whilst visitors are welcome at any time during opening hours, researchers are invited to make an appointment in advance of their visit. To make an appointment, please contact the library by…

  • Records management

    Bradford Council is committed to managing all the records and information it is responsible for in a safe and secure manner. What is a record? Records are information of value that we keep for a specific purpose. The ISO 15489-1:2001 defines records as "information created, received and maintained as…

  • Bradford district’s Short Breaks Statement 2025

    Our vision and aspirations for children with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND) in Bradford is the same as for all children and young people, for them to achieve well in their education, to be cared for in safe and supportive families, participate and be involved in their communities…

  • Chair of the Keighley Towns Fund Board steps down

    Bradford Council has thanked the chairman of the Keighley Towns Fund board, after he announced he is stepping down from the role. Ian Hayfield has served as the chairman of the Towns Fund board since its inception in 2020, when Keighley secured a £33.6m package of Government funding, as…

  • Service Requests and Complaints About Your Social Housing

    This page provides practical information about how to raise a service or maintenance request or make a complaint about your social housing where the Council is the landlord. This including services provided by the Council or by another organisation acting on the Council's behalf.  The Council’s complaints policy sets…

  • Bradford's Special Education Needs and Disabilities Local Offer

    What is the Local Offer? The Bradford Local Offer is a free and impartial service provided by Bradford Council. The information contained in Bradford Local Offer website is available to help you find services and provisions to support children and young people with special educational needs or disabilities from…

  • The Bradford Way

    What is The Bradford Way? Building existing and potential cultural sole traders and micro businesses. Through a joined-up support network made possible by the Consortium. We want to use this way of working to encourage new and different people and culture to flourish. We are agile, networked, resourceful. Greater…

  • Local Government Context

    Local government makes a real difference to peoples’ lives. It plays a critical role in providing our children and young people with the best start in life, delivering new homes, jobs and opportunities, keeping people well and safe, reducing pressure on the NHS and policing, and in providing the…

  • About the Council budget savings proposals 2026-27 engagement and consultation

    The Council is committed to consulting with local people, businesses, groups, trade unions, staff and other interested parties throughout our budget setting process to: be as open, fair and transparent as possible. meet our responsibilities under best value statutory guidance. ensure we meet our specific duties under the public…