
Drop In Saturday 1st Feb 2020

Bradleys Both Village in North Yorkshire

The next Parish Council meeting is on Tuesday 21st January at 7.30pm in the Village Hall.
The second footpath volunteer meeting will be held on the 15th of January @ 7pm at the Village Hall. In addition to existing members, if you are new and want to help out, please feel free to attend.
The Parish Council is hosting a public meeting on Saturday 1st February 2020 12 noon-4pm
The meeting will be a drop in format and any groups who would like a table to present what they do is welcome to come along. Please let the Clerk know by emailing clerk@bradleysboth-pc.gov.uk so a table can be arranged for you.
December Bradley News is out now.
The first meeting will be on the 13th of November 7pm @ the Village Hall. An agenda will follow shortly.
FIRST EDITION OF BRADLEY NEWS
Bradleys Both Parish Council is publishing a newsletter for the village. The initial Bradley News is now available in the Village Shop, Village Hall and The Slaters Arms.
You can also download a copy here.
This first issue is a taster with useful information. Ongoing we hope to include news of the village groups, items of interest from the Parish Council and other matters that are important to residents. If you would like to deliver copies to the houses in your road, please let us know by ringing 07505 142383 or emailing clerk@bradleysboth-pc.gov.uk
It is hoped to eventually get copies to everyone in the Low and High Bradley, but we will need help with distribution to those who are not on the internet.
We’re looking for people to help with footpaths in and around Bradley, if you are interested please sign up using the following form bit.ly/bbfootpath. First meeting scheduled for November.
We’ll look to cover the following areas…issue identification, vegetation removal, way marking and minor repairs.
If you are interested please sign up! 🙂
Alternatively please talk to Councillor Steven Wood.
Work has been carried out on the Dales Lane Footpath to clear overgrown areas at the entrance and along its 600m length.
The path is fairly rocky and boggy in areas so good footwear is recommended.
There is still work to be carried out along this path which will be scheduled in the future.


There has been a rise in walkers straying from the public rights of way on farm land and leaving gates open causing extra work for farmers who have to round up stray animals. Please respect the countryside code. A screenshot of the rights of way around Bradley is below but a more detailed map can be found on the NYCC website at:
https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/rights-way-maps