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An email containing the following information has been received by Bradley Parish Council from NELC.

Food Parcel Scam

We have just been alerted of a food parcel scam in North East Lincolnshire.

Details:

The victim who attends a food larder in North East Lincolnshire regularly received a friend request via Facebook. It appeared that they had a mutual Facebook friend. They were asked to click a link to receive the free food parcel and to complete their details. Regrettably the individual did so and has had all monies cleared from their bank account.

The police and Facebook have been informed. Facebook have closed down the account the request was received from, however, it is reasonable to assume that this same scam can be replicated easily.

Please tell your beneficiaries/service users to take extra care, be aware of this scam and not to respond to unsolicited online contact or to ever share personal details. Please circulate widely.

 

Some of the bin collection dates for Bradley appear to have changed so please check collection dates on the NELC website. Below are the Scheduled Collections for Church Lane.

Scheduled Bin Collections - Bradley DN37 0AE

Dry Refuse – Grey and Blue

· Monday 23^rd November

· Monday 7^th December

· Monday 21^st December

· Tuesday 5^th January

· Wednesday 6^th January

· Monday 18^th January

Garden Waste - Brown

· Thursday 26^th November

· Thursday 4^th February

· Thursday 18^th February

· Thursday 4^th March

· Thursday 18^th March

Domestic Refuse - Green

· Monday 30^th November

· Monday 14^th December

· Tuesday 29^th December

· Wednesday 30^th December

· Monday 11^th January

· Monday 25^th January

Important Notice Over the Christmas period your address may be marked to receive a bin collection twice during a 2 week period, e.g. Dry Recycling on Wednesday 30th December and Thursday 31st December - please be aware your bin will only be collected on one of these dates.

There are currently two vacancies on Bradley parish council. If you are interested in becoming a Parish Councillor please contact us on this email address: bradleyparishcouncil@gmail.com  Thank you

If any visitors to our website would be interested in receiving emails directly from Bradley Parish Council to keep up to date with events, news, agendas and minutes etc then please *email bradleyparishcouncil@gmail.com  Thank you 

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Bradley Parish Council would like to inform you that there is a new telephone number for contacting them. The number is

 078 4919 4866

Due to the current Coronavirus situation Bradley Parish Council have put their Emergency Plan into action.

At this stage this simply means that all our Councillors are available to answer, where ever possible, any questions or queries our Residents may have.

Thank you
Val Turner
Chair Bradley Parish Council.

Email - bradleyparishcouncil@gmail.com 

Tel - 078 4919 4866

19.03.2020

 

The Parish of Bradley

Bradley Parish is a small Parish with approximately 130 residents. It is a very picturesque village situated in the countryside on the outskirts of Grimsby, between Laceby and Waltham and approximately 4 miles from the Town Centre, 2 miles from the A180, leading to the M180, the M18 and ultimately the M1.

As there is no village hall the central point of the village is St Georges Church which holds much history and is set in a pretty setting at the corner of Church Lane.

Just outside the village is a relatively new development of a Football Training Complex where much of Bradley Parishs' meetings take place.

The Community consists of many diverse ages and professions all of which will happily come together if the need arises. Within the community it is felt that keeping the village as a traditional village is very important, and even though there has been a small development of 12 properties on what was originally a farmyard, over the last 3 years this has not changed the ethos of the village in any way.

There are many Bridleways through the village and around the surrounding area where walkers, dog walkers and horse riders can access the open countryside.