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  • Grants

    Thank you for your interest in the clean air vehicle grants schemes. Due to unprecedented demand, all our clean air vehicle grants schemes are now closed to new applications. If you have made a grant application, please do not upgrade/replace your vehicle until an offer of a grant is…

  • Contracts and grants

    We are committed to openness and transparency in what we spend. In accordance with the requirements of the Local Government Transparency Code 2015 we publish details of our contracts (with a value of £5,000 and over) on a quarterly basis and details of our grant awards on an annual…

  • Arts, Culture and Heritage Grants

    Thank you for visiting our Small and Large Grants webpage. Please note that our Small and Large Grants funding programme is now closed until further notice. Please see the links below for our partner organisations and other organisations across Bradford district who may be offering grants at this time.…

  • Property grants

    The property grant scheme seeks to: Unlock investment into historic buildings Enhance the streetscape Support the local economy and community Eligibility Thanks to the support of Historic England, Bradford launched its first Heritage Action Zone (HAZ) in late 2024. The HAZ is located in the historic heart of the…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • Frequently asked questions

    The initial information mentions recreational activities but none of the 10 points refers to this aspect, talking about arts, culture and heritage. Could you clarify please The main focus of the grant programme are organisations with the primary objective of delivering cultural and/or sport activities. Recreational activities may fit…

  • 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…

  • Business rate reliefs and exemptions

    Small Business Rate relief Mandatory relief Rural rate relief Relief for partly occupied properties Exempt properties - unoccupied Supporting Small Business Scheme (SSBR) Retail Hospitality and Leisure Business Rates Relief (RHL) Scheme 2022/23 Small Business Rate Relief Small Business Rates Relief (SBR) is available to businesses that occupy a…

  • Arts, Culture and Heritage grant for Busking event or festival

    Bradford Council has a fund of £8,000 to support a busking event or festival taking place between Monday, 9 March 2026 and Sunday, 31 May 2026. This funding is provided by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. We are inviting applications from creatives, groups and or…

  • Frequently asked questions

    Can furniture be included as part of the application? Furniture can be included as part of a wider refurb application (so not just purchasing furniture), though replacing like for like does not constitute capital expenditure. It will be reviewed as part of the overall application. (12/08/26) Are schools eligible…

  • Data sets we publish

    Bradford Council corporate utilities Bradford Council data publisher page on data.gov.uk Bradford District Dashboard Business Rates Current contracts and grants Expenditure greater than £500 in value Government Procurement Card transactions Bradford Data Hub Local Authority land Open Geospatial Data Our datasets

  • 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…

  • What help is available?

    Passenger cars and motorbikes are not charged to drive in Bradford’s Clear Air Zone. You can find out if you need to pay by checking your vehicle’s number plate. Check your vehicle What help is available? If you need to pay charges for your vehicle when driving through the…

  • Information for providers

    The Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme is funded by the Department for Education. It provides free meals and activities during the school holidays for school aged children from reception to year 11 (inclusive) who are eligible for benefits-related free school meals. Funding from the HAF programme is available…

  • Lists and registers

    This section deals with information held in registers required by law and other lists and registers relating to the functions of the authority. These registers will usually contain personal information and therefore accessibility may be limited by statute to inspection only. Register of Gifts and Hospitality This information is…

  • Keighley and Ilkley Community Chest Funding

    How to apply Applications should only be made on the forms which you can download from this page. The form should be returned to Keighley and Ilkley Area Co-ordinator’s Office. Applicants should use the spaces on the form as provided. Additional information in support of the application can be…

  • Shipley - Community Chest Funding

    Please read the following information before completing your application Grants will be awarded to a maximum of £500. Applications will be considered more favourably where other funding or fundraising has been gained (where you have a Parish/Town council have they been approached?) Applications will not usually be considered for…

  • Clean Air Schools Programme

    The Bradford Clean Air Schools Programme (CASP) is a Bradford Council initiative funded by the Bradford Clean Air Zone (CAZ). Reductions in pollution outside schools are already being delivered by the CAZ, especially at those located next to busy main roads. Air pollution is the largest environmental risk to…

  • Newsletters, publications and videos

    Newsletters Sign up to the latest information through our Clean Air Zone Stay Connected newsletter . You can read our previous Clean Air Zone newsletters below: Clean Air Zone updated November 2023 - £4m grant funding for fully electric Bradford licenced taxi vehicles Clean Air Zone update June 2023…

  • Business support

    Bradford is a great northern city, home to enterprising and creative people with strong productive businesses. Bradford offers competitive living and business set-up costs. It has one of the youngest populations in the UK making it a perfect place for businesses to make the most of upcoming talent and…

  • Bradford South – Community Chest Area Committee Funding

    Notes for Applicants Applications should only be made using Bradford South Community Chest application form , which should be returned to: Email: bradfordsouthareaoffice@bradford.gov.uk There are three deadlines throughout the year by which applications should be received by Bradford South Area Co-ordinator’s Office, these are: 31 January 31 May 31…

  • 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…

  • Bradford West - Community Chest and Area Committee Funding

    Criteria for applications Applications will only be considered from groups/organisations that either operate in, or benefit people who live in the Bradford West Constituency area, or individuals living in the Constituency who are engaged in exceptional sporting, artistic or voluntary work endeavours. Applications will be considered to assist community…

  • What is the CAT Programme application process?

    Apply for the Clean Air Taxi Programme here For taxi grants paid after the upgrade of the vehicle To apply, you need to have: The V5c document for the non-compliant vehicle The Bradford Council Licensing Service vehicle licence document for the non-compliant vehicle Proof of your Identity (valid passport…

  • Bradford's City Centre HAZ

    Bradford’s City Centre HAZ will champion Bradford’s rich heritage. The scheme has secured £2million of funding from Historic England, which will be invested over the next three to four years. The scheme includes: Powerful cultural and events programming Heritage skills and training opportunities Property grant scheme - with shopfront…

  • Contact from the Business Rates team

    We are using a new system to contact businesses. Reasons the team may need to contact you include: asking you to sign up to paperless bills for Business Rates reminding you about Business Rates payments that are due informing you that you are in arrears on your Business Rates…

  • How and what do we buy?

    Procurement Strategy 2021 to 2025 In December 2020 the Executive and Full Council approved the Council’s Procurement Strategy for the period 2021 to 2025. The strategy is a key document that outlines the Council’s procurement aims over the next four years and is a strategy to deliver the Council…

  • Media coverage

    Media enquiries For any media enquiry or interview requests please contact our press office using this email address: Press.Communications@bradford.gov.uk On track to launch E-Bike Share Scheme in March 2026 Press Release, 19 December 2025 Bradford Council is pleased to announce that we are moving forward with our e-bike Share…

  • Eccleshill Ward Plan 2022-2025

    Eccleshill Ward priorities Bradford District Priority Outcomes Ward Priorities Better Skills, More Good Jobs and a Growing Economy Work with appropriate partners who work with long term unemployed, supporting them to provide local sessions where people can gain skills and confidence to move back into employment Work with partners…

  • Idle and Thackley Ward Plan 2022-2025

    Idle and Thackley Ward priorities Bradford District Priority Outcomes Ward Priorities Better Skills, More Good Jobs and a Growing Economy Improve access to upskilling and training opportunities to enable people to become job ready with more local and practical support Work with local businesses to offer informal work experience…

  • 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…

  • Clean Air Schools Grant Programme

    The Clean Air Schools Programme full application process is now closed. We are not taking any further applications at this stage. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the team at cleanairschools@bradford.gov.uk . The Bradford Clean Air Schools Programme (CASP) is a Bradford Council initiative…

  • What is Open Data?

    What is open data? Open data is data that anyone can access, use and share. Open data has to have a licence that says it is open data. What is good open data? data that can be linked to, so that it can be easily shared and talked about…

  • Funding Boost for Keighley Healthy Living

    A community organisation which supports health and wellbeing is renovating its base in Keighley, with a £95,000 boost from the Keighley Towns Fund. The Healthy Living Centre, which was founded in 2000, has been based in the building on Scott Street for the past 17 years. About 500 people…

  • What types of fraud do we investigate?

    The council’s Corporate Investigation Unit (CIU) investigates many types of fraud against the council. This includes: Council Tax and Non Domestic Rates Council Tax; Council Tax Reduction Scheme; Council Tax Single Person Discount This type of fraud usually occurs when someone deliberately gives false or misleading information so that…

  • Insulate your attic room or receive solar PV and battery storage for free

    Better Homes Bradford is a scheme offered in partnership with Bradford Council that could help make your home warmer and cheaper to heat by installing new insulation to your attic room or solar PV and battery storage to your property. Residents of Bradford could be eligible to receive the…

  • Central Hall in Keighley Set for New Roof

    Work is set to start on a new roof for a community hub in Keighley, thanks to £162,000 from the Keighley Towns Fund. Central Hall, on Alice Street, has been used by community organisations and local businesses, since its renovation in 2010. Originally built as a chapel, the building…

  • Housing help when leaving prison

    If you have a tenancy when you go to prison you may be able to keep it and avoid eviction. How do I avoid eviction while I'm in prison? Ask your partner or a family member to make rent payments if you cannot. Tell your landlord you are in…

  • Disabled Facilities Grant

    A Disabled Facilities Grant can help you to make adaptations to your home so that you can be more independent. If you have a carer, you can also get a Disabled Facilities Grant if it will help your carer manage more easily. In Bradford Council, Disabled Facilities Grants are…

  • How does the Council decide if I can get a Disabled Facilities Grant?

    The rules about whether you can get a Disabled Facilities Grant are complicated and set down in law. The first thing that is needed is for the Occupational Therapist to agree that adaptations are 'appropriate and necessary'. After this, the Adaptations Team has to decide what adaptations can be…

  • Thinking Eco Nomically by IQRA Primary School Academy

    The IQRA Primary Academy team are the winners of our Applied Creativity Labs competition to pitch ideas to reduce air pollution. This is their campaign Thinking Eco Nomically. We are from IQRA Primary Academy and this is our winning idea Thinking Eco – Nomically to help raise awareness of…

  • News and events

    Saltaire United Reformed Church architect wins the King of Prussia Gold Medal Saltaire United Reformed Church architect wins the King of Prussia Gold Medal for innovative repairs at the National Church Awards. Read more about the Innovative restoration work sees historic Saltaire church wins award . The church is…

  • 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…

  • Worth Valley Ward Plan 2022-2025

    Worth Valley Ward priorities Bradford District Priority Outcomes Ward Priorities Better Skills, More Good Jobs and a Growing Economy Promote and support schemes to Shop Local and with independent businesses to improve local economy Provide opportunities for young people to learn new skills and improve employability Provide opportunities for…

  • What can I do?

    Everyone can help limit climate change. From the way we travel, to the electricity we use and the food we eat, we can make a difference. Save energy at home Much of our electricity and heat is powered by coal, oil and gas. Use less energy by lowering your…

  • Bradford Council and Naz Shah MP Pride in Place Impact Fund

    Applications for this have now closed. Bradford West Area Coordinators office are inviting applications from eligible local organisations to apply for Pride in Place Impact fund to support delivery of community activities in the Bradford West Constituency. Grants are available to local organisations whose work supports community activity. They…

  • Bradford East - Community Chest and Area Committee Funding

    Notes for applicants Applications should only be made on the attached form, which should be returned to:  Email: bradfordeastinformation@bradford.gov.uk Or via post: Bradford East Area Co-ordinator’s Office Laisterdyke Hub Manse Street Bradford BD3 8RP If you have any queries, please email bradfordeastinformation@bradford.gov.uk or call 01274 431066. There are four…

  • How Bradford Council works

    About Bradford Council Bradford Council is a public sector organisation which is responsible for a range of services which benefit people living in the Bradford district. These services include social care , education , housing , highways , planning , environmental protection , libraries , street cleaning , waste…

  • Plug In Bradford District Event

    To support the transition to electric vehicles (EV) Bradford Council have teamed up with Let’s Experience Electric to assist residents and businesses to explore some of the benefits of EV adoption as well as other sustainable transport solutions. Everyone is welcome on Friday, 18 September, from 9.45am to 4pm…

  • About world heritage

    Photo copyright Imagen Photography Ltd What is World Heritage? International concerns about cultural and natural heritage led to the adoption of the World Heritage Convention by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation) in 1972. Its purpose is to encourage national governments to give greater protection to sites…

  • Towns Fund Secures a New Roof for the Old School Room

    Work has finished on a £150,000 project to restore and repair the roof of one of Haworth’s most important historic buildings. The renovation of the roof of the 191-year-old building on Church Street took three months to complete and was funded by a £130,000 grant from Keighley Towns Fund,…

  • Massive Cash Boost For Organisation At The Heart Of Keighley

    A major renovation is underway at a long-standing community organisation in Keighley, after almost a quarter of a million pounds worth of funding. The Sangat Centre received £230,000 from the Keighley Town Deal Board for essential refurbishments to its Marlborough Street premises. It has been based in the old…

  • Occupational Therapy

    Technology Enabled Care (TEC) in Bradford District We have an online guide for residents, families and professionals that explains how TEC and Sensory Needs devices can be used at home. It has a number of short films about the devices. You can undertake a self-assessment to help decide what…

  • 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…

  • What else is being done to improve air quality?

    The Clean Air Zone is part of wider Clean Air Strategy for Bradford and aligns with many other projects being delivered locally, across West Yorkshire and nationally. Some of these are highlighted here with links to further information. Public transport Using public transport means that you can leave your…

  • Keighley West Ward Plan 2022-2025

    Keighley West Ward priorities Bradford District Priority Outcomes Ward Priorities Better Skills, More Good Jobs and a Growing Economy Support and develop initiatives to increase adult employability and overcome barriers to work Develop initiatives to prepare young people for the world of work through work relevant experience Provide opportunities…

  • Shipley Ward Plan 2022-2025

    Shipley Ward priorities Bradford District Priority Outcomes Ward Priorities Better Skills, More Good Jobs and a Growing Economy Support and promote Careers Fairs and Apprenticeships Work with Enterprise Coaches to explore business start ups Encourage local shopping initiatives Decent Homes Encourage residents to report unsatisfactory accommodation to landlords and/or…

  • Working with schools

    Children are amongst those most vulnerable to the impacts of poor air quality. Bradford has one of the youngest populations in the UK with many of Bradford’s children living in deprived areas close to major roads. In many cases these same children go to school in polluted areas or…

  • School Streets

    A School Street restricts vehicle access near to a school during the busy times when children are dropped off and picked up. Aims The aim of a School Street is to help: Reduce congestion around the school Prevent dangerous driving, parking and turning outside school where there are lots…

  • What is a listed building?

    A Listed Building is a building or structure which is included in a list of buildings of special architectural or historic interest. Listing acknowledges the building’s special interest and also helps us understand our shared history. The lists are registers which record the best National and Regional Buildings and…

  • Little Horton Ward Plan 2022-2025

    Little Horton Ward priorities Bradford District Priority Outcomes Ward Priorities Better Skills, More Good Jobs and a Growing Economy Empower local businesses to increase access to and opportunities for apprenticeships and internships Work collaboratively with existing services to support local people back into the labour market Raise aspirations of…

  • Ilkley Ward Plan 2022-2025

    Ilkley Ward priorities Bradford District Priority Outcomes Ward Priorities Better Skills, More Good Jobs and a Growing Economy Promote Learning and Skills Opportunities for adults to address barriers to employment. Promote virtual learning pathways for young people to meet the demands of a changing job market. Support local business,…

  • Bingley Rural Ward Plan 2022-2025

    Bingley Rural Ward priorities Bradford District Priority Outcomes Ward Priorities Better Skills, More Good Jobs and a Growing Economy Support local businesses and promote ‘shop local’ initiatives Support young people to be active in the local economy Promote initiatives that offer enhanced employability for local residents Decent Homes and…

  • Wharfedale Ward Plan 2022-2025

    Wharfedale Ward priorities Bradford District Priority Outcomes Ward Priorities Better Skills, More Good Jobs and a Growing Economy Promote local business and trade associations Promote learning and skills opportunities for everyone Promote Arts and Cultural Activities Decent Homes and Visible Environment Promote Home Energy Efficiency and Grants schemes Support…

  • How you can help and protect yourself

    Here are some simple steps you can take to help improve air quality in Bradford and reduce your exposure to air pollution: Reduce your vehicle emissions If you are able, reduce your vehicle use by walking and cycling for shorter journeys. When you are walking or cycling try and…

  • Access on Ilkley Moor

    There is a right of access across all of Ilkley Moor on foot and on horseback. This means you can walk or ride anywhere on the moor but we would encourage you to stick to the extensive network of paths and tracks. Ilkley Moor is surrounded by other privately…

  • Procure to Pay Privacy Notice

    Our core data protection obligations and commitments are set out in Bradford Council's primary privacy notice This notice provides additional privacy information for those accessing the Council’s Procure to Pay Service and describes how the Procure to Pay Service collects, uses and shares personal information about you and the…

  • Public Health Privacy Notice

    What information do we collect We may collect some or all of the following information about you depending on which of our services you use: Common to all services Name, age, date of birth, ethnicity Correspondence details (address, telephone number, email addresses) NHS number, medical conditions Public Health Intelligence…

  • Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) Integrated Assessment Team

    If the following situations apply and you require an urgent response, please speak to the special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) team on 01274 435750. If there is an unexpected breakdown in the usual carer support, for example, the parent or carer has an unplanned hospital admission and there…

  • Frequently asked questions

    What is a Clean Air Zone? Clean Air Zone is a special area in a city where the air is being cleaned up. It helps people breathe better by reducing pollution from vehicles. How does it work? Vehicles that pollute the most may have to pay a daily charge…

  • Social value financial contributions process partnering with GiveBradford

    GiveBradford is an independent grant maker, uniting communities to build a fairer Bradford for everyone. Through flexible and responsive grant making, they enable and strengthen community organisations to thrive. For nearly a decade, they have helped donors invest more than £7 million in grants to benefit communities across the…

  • Bereavement Service price information

    From 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2027 You can pay by debit card . Please note that no charge will be made for a normal burial of children from 24 week gestation up to the age of 17 years as Bradford Council will reclaim the charges from the…

  • Shipley Locality Plan 2022-2025

    Shipley locality priorities Bradford District Priority Outcomes 2021-25 Shipley Locality Wide Priorities 2022-25 Better Skills, More Good Jobs and a Growing Economy We will work to improve links between formal training providers and the community and business sectors We will work to improve employability of local people and employment…

  • Electric vehicle charging points

    We are developing a network of public electric vehicle charging points, to encourage the use of electric vehicles in the Bradford District. The network will enable drivers within the district or visiting the area to recharge in our town centres, helping encourage the uptake of electric vehicles. Low emissions…

  • Access information for private search agents

    Local Land Charges Register Britannia House Staff/Visitors Entrance on Broadway Britannia House Bradford BD1 1HX Email:  locallandcharges@bradford.gov.uk Office opening hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm We are accepting appointments to view the Local Land Charges Register in Customer Services. Appointments are 45 minutes and are available Monday to…

  • Bolton and Undercliffe Ward Plan 2022-2025

    Bolton and Undercliffe Ward priorities Bradford District Priority Outcomes Ward Priorities Better Skills, More Good Jobs and a Growing Economy Empower local residents and support employers and businesses to offer work experience and to become mentors and coaches to act as positive role models. Explore measures to enable businesses…

  • City Ward Plan 2022-2025

    City Ward priorities Bradford District Priority Outcomes Ward Priorities Better Skills, More Good Jobs and a Growing Economy Mapping/training job support and promote employability projects Regenerating business areas; Great Horton Road and Ingleby Road Connecting BAME communities with educational and job opportunities Decent Homes Improve the environment inner city…

  • Clayton and Fairweather Green Ward Plan 2022-2025

    Clayton and Fairweather Green Ward priorities Bradford District Priority Outcomes Ward Priorities Better Skills, More Good Jobs and a Growing Economy To establish mini employment and education hub where there is a need To bring community providers together to improve residents employability chances Connecting and encouraging new communities to…

  • Craven Ward Plan 2022-2025

    Craven Ward priorities Bradford District Priority Outcomes Ward Priorities Better Skills, More Good Jobs and a Growing Economy Promote Personal Learning and Skills Development Opportunities for adults to address barriers to employment. Promote Virtual Learning pathways Young People to meet the demands of changing job markets. Promote access to…

  • Business Rates 2026 to 2027

    Non-Domestic Rates, or Business Rates, collected by local authorities, are the way that those who occupy non-domestic property contribute towards the cost of local services. Under the Business Rates retention arrangements introduced from 1st April 2013, authorities keep a proportion of the Business Rates paid locally. The money, together…

  • Key enablers

    Leadership and governance Bradford District already has a mature and effective partner leadership and governance framework in place through the Wellbeing Board Governance Structure. We will utilise this relationship and set up a Digital & Data Board with a clear terms of reference of delivery oversight and guide the…

  • Reports and consultations

    Air quality data from automatic monitoring sites We have collected data from our 5 automatic monitoring stations in the Clean Air Zone. Find out more and read the press release about the air quality data and the data report (PDF) . Displacement monitoring Traffic monitoring took place prior to…

  • Resources to download

    Resources to download for schools Take a look at the resources we have put together to compliment the Clean Air Schools Grant projects. There are activities, presentations, games and lots more on our "Download resources and activities" page . To help you inform your those people that visit your…

  • News, publicity and information

    Media enquiries For any media enquiry or interview requests please contact our press office using this email address: Press.Communications@bradford.gov.uk   Plug In Bradford District event to showcase electric vehicle options to residents and businesses Press Release, 16 July 2026 Residents and businesses in the Bradford District will be able…

  • Housing Services Privacy Notice

    Our core data protection obligations and commitments are set out in Bradford Council's primary privacy notice . This notice provides additional privacy information for those accessing the Council’s Housing Services and describes how we collect, use and share personal information about you and the types of personal information we…

  • Revenues, Benefits and Customer Services Privacy Notice

    What information do we collect? We may collect some or all of the following information about you depending on which of our services you use: Common to all services Name, address, contact details Correspondence (emails, letters, supporting documents) Conversations (recorded and typed notes of telephone conversations) Case notes Bank…

  • Thornton and Allerton Ward Plan 2022-2025

    Thornton and Allerton Ward priorities Bradford District Priority Outcomes Ward Priorities Better Skills, More Good Jobs and a Growing Economy Support young people to achieve the qualifications/experience/skills/apprenticeships needed to secure jobs. Support and develop initiatives to increase adult employability and overcome barriers to work Regenerate shopping areas. Decent Homes…

  • Toller Ward Plan 2022-2025

    Toller Ward priorities Bradford District Priority Outcomes Ward Priorities Better Skills, More Good Jobs and a Growing Economy Access to appropriate volunteering, jobs,employment skills, training opportunities. Support initiatives which enable young people to achieve the qualifications/skills/experience needed to secure a job. Regenerate shopping areas. Decent Homes Promote home energy…

  • Help with home improvements - frequently asked questions

    I need repairs on my house. Can the Council help? Yes. If you need repairs or improvements that will reduce the risk to your health and safety or bring your home up to a decent standard we may be able to you, if you are getting certain benefits or…

  • Counter Fraud Response Plan

    1. Introduction The Counter Fraud Response Plan, is a key document in the City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council’s Counter Fraud framework. The plan sets out the most common types of fraud, corruption and theft, stakeholder responsibilities and the arrangements for employees of the Council and/or the people and…

  • Empty properties and second or holiday homes

    Empty properties and charges - an overview Council Tax is a property tax and is charged according to Council Tax legislation. Most of the legislation that determines discounts and exemptions is set at a national level by the government, but each Billing Authority has discretionary powers to decide some…

  • Electric vehicle charging cable footway channels

    An electric vehicle charging cable channel allows owners of electric vehicles to benefit from the use of domestic energy rates to recharge their vehicles where their property does not have private off-street parking or the ability for such parking to be created. In August 2025 the Council approved the…

  • Stronger Communities

    Belonging, fairness, pride, connection "Bradford is connected and cohesive but does not know it. This is Bradford’s time." From neighbourhood consultation Download a copy You can download a copy of the Bradford Council Cohesion and Inclusion Framework (PDF, 4.5 Mb) . Foreword - Leadership and Civic Pride Working together…

  • Bradford West Locality Plan

    Bradford West Locality This plan aligns our District and Council plan objectives with local neighbourhoods, it incorporates the direction of travel for our District ensuring a strong, healthy and fair society, living within environmental limits, achieving strong, resilient and prosperous communities. This plan brings those communities closer together with…

  • Pre-application Listed Building Advice for Saltaire

    This advice is very general and if you need more detailed specific advice please contact: conservation@bradford.gov.uk The following works require an application for Listed Building Consent To submit an application for Listed Building Consent please visit our make a planning application page. If you need further advice on the…

  • Bradford Housing Allocations Policy

    Bradford District Housing Allocations Policy with Temporary Addendums Department responsible: Access to Housing Team Document release: updated April 2023 Section 1: Context and aims 1.1 This Allocations Policy sets out the criteria to be used by the Council to allocate housing to applicants with competing housing needs and outlines…