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BPC News 2008-2009

This category will contain the News items from May 2008 to April 2009 that no longer need to be in the main (current?) category.



PARISH COUNCIL WARDEN

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MEET MARK SCRIMSHAW BAILDON PARISH COUNCIL ENVIRONMENTAL WARDEN

Mark started work in June and his role is to be the eyes and ears of Baildon. He will work on day to day reporting of issues and will also have project work that will benefit the Baildon environment.

 

Mark writes ‘I was born in Shipley and attended The Salt Grammar School before

studying estate management at Leicester Polytechnic.I then worked for the

parks service in Cambridge for nearly 4 years. In 1981 I joined the

Police in West Yorkshire, based initially in Leeds and Otley then from

1986 to 2010 in Shipley. Amongst my normal duties I was appointed a

Police Wildlife Officer in 1990, one of the first in the country.

I have had a lifelong interest in nature, perhaps beginning through my

weekly visits to my grandparents' tiny wooden house across Baildon Moor

where I would catch tiddlers in the stream and see weasels, little

owls, shrews and wood-wasps.

I have been married to Debbie for nearly 30 yrs and we have four children.

We live in Shipley and enjoy outdoor life whenever we have the chance,

with the rich and varied moors and woodlands of Baildon providing regular

interest’.

 

Mark hopes in his role to provide an enthusiastic and readily available channel for residents` concerns about their neighbourhoods and surroundings in general. Where appropriate he will refer issues to other bodies who may be best placed to deal with them. He will aim to provide feedback on any action that has been taken or is planned. With his special interest in nature Mark hopes to help promote Baildon as a special place for nature.

litter

dog fouling

monitoring the cleaning and maintenance of open spaces

street furniture

street lighting

fly tipping

abandonned vehicles

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The Warden will be employed for the equivalent of 2.5 days a week.

If you wish to contact the warden his e-mail address is: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and he can be contacted on 0753 8380921.

Last Updated on Monday, 10 October 2011 17:24
 

NEWS FROM THE NOVEMBER PARISH COUNCIL MEETING

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Christmas lights

The Parish Council is pleased to financially support the Christmas lights. This year promises to be a good event with the switch on taking place on Wednesday 2nd December. There will be a craft event and Santa and his helpers have promised to make an appearance. Come along for a fun family event.

Grant to Wesley's cafe

The Parish Council agreed at this meeting to make a grant to Wesley's to improve the electrical fittings at the cafe. The aim of the new fittings is to save energy and improve efficiency. We look forward to hearing more about this project.

Bradford Council Wardens

Michael Churley the new Ward Co-ordinator for Wharfedale and Baildon came to the meeting to talk to the Parish Council about his role and that of his team. Two new posts of Warden have been created and the Parish Council and its Warden look forward to working with the Wardens for the benefit of Baildon.

 

Last Updated on Friday, 12 November 2010 00:14
 

EXPLORATORY MEETING FOR THE FRIENDS OF BAILDON MOOR

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A meeting is to be held on Wednesday 20th May at 7:15pm at Baildon Link to look into the possibility of setting up a Friends of Baildon Moor group. Such groups have been successful in places like St Ives in Bingley and Ilkley.

The aim of the meeting will be to establish interest in the formation of a group and any group set up will be independent of the Parish Council.

At this exploratory meeting there will be people on hand to help and advise from other similar groups and also from Bradford Council.

Interested?

Please contact the clerk on 01943 605746  or Mr Malcolm Leyland on 01274 415517 for further information.

Last Updated on Friday, 12 November 2010 00:29
 

Baildon Village Pre-School Play Area opening

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Baildon Parish Council are committed to helping groups in Baildon and have a small grants scheme that has helped several deserving groups in Baildon. We have also used some of our money to support the Baildon Village Pre-School Group create an outdoor play area. Once the work had been completed the ribbon across the garden area was cut by Matthew Hoggard. Read on to see photos of the event.

Last Updated on Saturday, 24 October 2009 15:28 Read more...
 

News from the February 2009 Parish Council Meeting

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Peter Haley

Co-option of Peter Haley

At the February meeting of the Baildon Parish Council Peter Haley was co-opted to represent the Baildon East ward.  Peter who is 71, is married and has two children and grandchildren. Peter wants to make a contribution to preserving Baildon as an attractive and interesting place to work. Peter can be contacted on This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

The other councillor for this ward is Paul Marfell.

Other items of interest

A grant for Baildon Rifle and Pistol Club was agreed to help fund archery equipment that will be used by many Baildon groups.

Baildon History Society had samples of what promises to be excellent details of walks in and around Baildon.

The progress of the Warden was reported at this meeting. Keith North Baildon Parish Council Warden, has been making contacts with local businesses and community groups to identify some of the issues that they would like to see tackling in Baildon. Keith has also spent time patrolling around Baildon and getting to know some of the Bradford Council, Police and other agencies that will be useful in his work.

 

Last Updated on Saturday, 24 October 2009 15:26
 
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