A Notice of Completion of the Audited Accounts for 2016/17 can be viewed on the documents page along with the relevant sections. These can also be seen on the Parish Council notice board.
Village newsletter
The summer edition of the village newsletter is here:
Issue 6 Summer 2017 PDF(1)
With all the news of the Pre-party and Bradley Show Saturday/Sunday 2nd/3rd September
Highways Visit
Skipton Police messaging
We have seen a recent increase in shed & garage burglaries in the Skipton area, please ensure you lock & secure your outbuildings.
We have had an increase in Telephone Fraud. Never give personal or financial details out. You can also contact Action Fraud on 0 3 0 0 1 2 3 2 0 4 0
Thank you,
Skipton Police
Road Closure Skipton Road 23/8/2017
We have been notified that resurfacing work will take place for up to 3 days from the 23rd August 2017 and the road from Snaygill roundabout to Aire Valley Drive, Bradley will be closed.
This will not only affect residents accessing their properties but also traffic travelling to Skipton from the village.
The Parish Council has made an urgent request to Highways and the Police for consideration of the extra traffic which will be using Ings Lane and especially those turning right at the junction towards Skipton. We would like to see temporary traffic lights at this junction for the duration of the road closure to ensure safety at the junction.
We will update this post when we have further information.
Update: The road closure will be from 9.30am – 3.30pm
Road Safety – Highways Visit Tuesday 5th September 2017
ROAD SAFETY IN AND AROUND BRADLEY – HIGHWAYS VISIT Tuesday 5th September 2017
The Parish Council hasB arranged forB the Head of Highways at NYCC and other officers to visit Bradley to observe the road safety issues we are concerned about.
At 3pm, we will take a short car tourB from Bradley to Cononley, Snaygill roundabout and back to the village to experience the A629 and the approach roads to our village.
FromB 3.30 – 3.45pmB we will be at the bus stopB near Skipton Road/ MIll Lane junction to observe theB area around the school at the end of the school day.
FromB 4.00 – 4.10pmB we will be at the bus stop onB Ings Lane to observe theB junction with the A629 and experience of pedestrians crossing the A629.
FromB 4.00 – 4.10pmB we will be at the bus stop onB Ings Lane to observe theB junction with the A629 and experience of pedestrians crossing the A629.
At 4.30pm residents are invited to the Village HallB toB meet withB Highways officers, shareB your experiences and concerns and ask any questions.
For furtherB information please emailB Veronicka Dancer atB clerk@parishcouncil.bradleyvillage.org
Scam calls
North Yorkshire Police have been made aware of members of the public receiving phone calls from a male, speaking in a foreign accent, claiming to be from BT advising them that their computer has alerted them to problems in relation to their Broadband/Router. He claims that it is being heavily infected with a virus and as such BT need to send an engineer to their property the next day. But beforehand they require the customer to log onto their computer to facilitate a fault report for the engineer.
If the customer refuses to go along with their scam, the male becomes extremely abusive.
If you have been victim to such a phone call please contact Action Fraud on 0300 1232040
Update on Neighbourhood Development Plan
The Bradleys Both Pre-Submission Consultation Draft Neighbourhood Development Plan was shared with the community during a statutory 6-week consultation and also with statutory bodies over the last year.
Since then, the Neighbourhood Planning Group have carefully reviewed all comments and feedback received and are now finalising the Draft Final Neighbourhood Plan prior to submitting it to Craven District Council.
The FInal Neighbourhood Plan will then be submitted to an independent examiner, and once passed, it will proceed to Referendum of Bradleys Both residents. A YES vote of over 50% of those voting will be required for the NDP to be incorporated into Craven District Councilb s Local Development Plan and the Plan will then have statutory powers and will implement the vision for our community and shape the future up to 2032.
Untidy hedges and verges
The Parish Council has asked North Yorkshire County Council to inspect hedges and verges in the village which are overhanging pavements making it hazardous for pedestrians to walk safely, particularly to and from school with pushchairs and young children.
NYCC have inspected those on the list and will attend to any on their land and contact owners of properties where hedges are causing a problem that it is their responsibility to ensure they are not causing an obstruction to the pavements.
Lets all try and keep our village tidy and safe for all.
Defibrillator
The defibrillator is located at the Village Hall.
When needed ring 999 and the operator will give you the code to open the box. The machine will talk you through how to operate, and the emergency services operator should stay on the phone to assist and give details of ETA of assistance.