Notice of uncontested election
The returning officer has provided the following information about the election results for Wrose Parish Council:
Notice of uncontested election May 23
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The returning officer has provided the following information about the election results for Wrose Parish Council:
Notice of uncontested election May 23
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A small but enthusiastic team of litter pickers, including Wrose Parish councillors and members of the public, gave up a Saturday morning to litter pick at Claremont Park. Together they collected discarded tin cans, bottles, crisp packets, takeaway food cartons, plastic bags, sweet wrappers, and other assorted items that had been dropped all around the park. They did a fantastic job collecting bags and bags of litter. Thank you litter picking team and well done.
If you would like to join us at our next litter pick, subscribe to the website and you will be sent details of the event when we advertise it.
Were delighted to share with you that this year Wrose Parish Council is supporting a national campaign to clean up the country and tackle litter. The Great British Spring Clean 2023, run by environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy, brings together individuals, community organisations, businesses, and councils to make a difference to the environment on their doorstep by clearing-up the litter in their local area.
To support the campaign Wrose Parish Council will be hosting a community litter picking event.
Join us on Saturday 18th March at 12 noon at the outdoor gym equipment area at Claremont Park
Litter pickers and rubbish bags will be provided.
Annual Governance & Accountability Return for the year ended 31 March 2022
Sections 20(2) and 25 of the Local Audit and Accountability Act 2014 Accounts and Audit Regulations 2015 (SI 2015/234)
The audit of accounts for Wrose Parish Council for the year ended 31 March 2022 has been completed and the accounts have been published.
The Annual Governance & Accountability Return is available for inspection by any local government elector of the area of Wrose Parish Council on application to: Ruth Thompson – Clerk to Wrose Parish Council, Highcroft Youth Centre, Snowden Road, Shipley, Bradford BD18 1JD
Please contact the Clerk if you want to view the documents. Email your request to: Clerk@wroseparishcouncil.gov.uk or call 07513773425.
Copies will be provided to any person on payment of £0.60 for each copy of the Annual Governance & Accountability Return.
Announcement made by: Ruth Thompson
Date of announcement: 12 January 2023
(The documents are also available on this website to view at: Finance, Audits, 21/22)
Wrose Parish Council and local community groups have joined forces to help bring some Christmas cheer to Wrose.
Lots of festive lights, a Christmas market, carol singing and even a visit by Santa on his wonderful sleigh.
Wishing all the residents in Wrose a happy and enjoyable Christmas
Wrose has been decked out with poppies and tributes this Remembrance season as a new Remembrance Trail is launched detailing the lives of 11 serviceman and women from Wrose who served our country in the wars.
Local councillors, Wrose Parish Council and the local knitting group have come together to create a number of tributes that will be on display throughout Wrose in the run-up to Remembrance Sunday on 13 November.
Wrose Road has been the focus of most of the activity, with yarn poppies draped across bollards and planters by the Wrose Knitter Knatter group, while Wrose Parish Council have displayed ‘Remembrance Tommy’ signs on lamp posts.
The Remembrance Trail has been displayed with support from local Shipley historian, Richard Coomber, who has researched the lives of soldiers mentioned in The Shipley Times during the wars. Local Councillors have worked with Wrose Parish Council on designing the boards and displaying them on the streets in Wrose where the servicemen and women lived during the wars.
Councillor Alex Ross-Shaw, who is also Chair of Wrose Parish Council, said, “We’re pleased to have been able to fund the fantastic Remembrance Tommy signs along Wrose Road this year, and have had some great feedback from residents already. Our Remembrance Trail is something we hope people will invest some time in to find out about the lives of local heroes who in some cases gave their lives for our country.”
Councillor Liz Rowe, who organises the Knitter Knatter group, said, “We’ve been knitting poppies for so many months now it’s fantastic to see them on display not just in Wrose but also around Windhill too. It was a huge amount of work so a big thank you goes out to all the volunteers who gave up their time to create such a fantastic tribute.”
There is currently a Wrose parish councillor vacancy Click here for details: Notice of Councillor Vacancy June 2022.docx. Please contact the Clerk if you would like more details on how to apply for this voluntary role.
