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Bradley Parish Council will be holding their Bi-monthly meetings on the following dates for 2025. They are currently held at St Michaels Church, Great Coates Road and start at 7pm.

16th January                                1st  May (to include the AGM)                  4th September

6th March                                     3rd July                                                      6th November

COUNCILLOR VACANCIES 

There is currently one vacancy for a councillor for Bradley Parish Council. Please see the contact details below to apply. Thank you 

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Val Turner.

 

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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.

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.