The Bradford for Everyone Ambassadors are a group of Bradford district residents from very diverse backgrounds, ages, genders, sexualities, ability/disabilities, faiths, ethnicities. They come from all parts of the district from Burley-in-Wharfdale to Holme Wood, Great Horton to Haworth. Our Ambassadors help to drive forward the Bradford for Everyone programme by making decisions, connecting us to communities, representing the group on the Stronger Communities Partnership Board, promoting campaigns and more.
If you feel you have the passion, connections and enthusiasm to make a difference and wish to create a Bradford that is truly “for everyone” then why not take a look at the role description and consider registering your interest in becoming a Bradford for Everyone Ambassador!?
Click here to view the description of the role and here to register your interest.
If you’d like to see our current Ambassador profiles please take a look at our website.
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People who live, work or study in the Bradford District are being asked to help to create a new Bradford for Everyone strategy by sharing their thoughts and ideas about what’s already great about the district and what could make it an even better and more inclusive place to be.
By spending just a few minutes to answer some key questions through a short online survey or by joining a range of public consultation events, people will help to shape our shared approach to supporting all of our communities, creating a Bradford District for everyone.
The strategy that is being co-produced with the district’s people will lead the direction of our work with communities between 2024-30, so residents are encouraged not to miss out on an opportunity to have their say on a wide range of topics from “Belonging and Community”, to “Fairness and Trust, and “Hopes and Dreams”.
In addition to the main online survey we will also be holding a series of focus group consultations with local groups of all backgrounds, and running three larger open consultation sessions with the general public. These will be as follows and everyone is very welcome to come along and contribute their ideas, feelings and suggestions:
Thursday 22 June (09:30 – 16:30) Airedale Shopping Centre, Keighley
Friday 23 June (09:30 – 16:30) Broadway Shopping Centre, Bradford
Monday 10 July (9:30 – 16:30) Shipley, Market Square
Our two surveys close on 31st July 2023 at 11.59pm. However, we are always glad to hear from members of the public or professionals with ideas or suggestions around how we can all help to make the district a Bradford for Everyone. So if you missed this particular consultation please do contact us to share you thoughts at any time.
Any questions about this consultation please do get in touch!
ust over a month on from the WOW Girls Festival, in partnership with WOW – Women of the World, we want to take a moment to say thank you for being involved and to reflect...
Bradford District is proud to support the annual National Hate Crime Awareness Week of action. The 2023 Events Programme highlights some key events and activities running...
As part of Bradford's Windrush 75 Commemoration & Celebration Windrush Generations and Bradford Council's Stronger Communities are hosting an inspiring debate with...
As part of Bradford’s Windrush 75 Commemoration & Celebration Windrush Generations and Bradford Council’s Stronger Communities are hosting an inspiring debate with leading Windrush advocates.
Special panel guest speakers include:
Glenda Caesar
WNO Advocate & Campaigner Windrush Lives/WNO wrongly denied her British citizenship personally overcoming the adversity, rallying for those affected by injustice.
Bishop Dr Desmond Jaddoo
Chair of the Windrush National Organisation advocating a better outcome on a local national and global level.
ust over a month on from the WOW Girls Festival, in partnership with WOW – Women of the World, we want to take a moment to say thank you for being involved and to reflect...
Bradford District is proud to support the annual National Hate Crime Awareness Week of action. The 2023 Events Programme highlights some key events and activities running...
People who live, work or study in the Bradford District are being asked to help to create a new Bradford for Everyone strategy by sharing their thoughts and ideas about...
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