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To promote the Conservative cause politically and to raise funds for the party as well as providing the necessary organisation to win elections. Please phone for details of meetings.

Manages 2 allotment sites in Baildon on behalf of Baildon Parish Council and organises an annual flower, vegetable and handicrafts show in late August/early September.
Sells gardening related products to members at its sales huts at Thompson Lane and Charlestown (open Sundays 10am-12 February to August, 11am-12 September to January) and has a stall at Baildon Farmers Market (4th Saturday of the month).
Membership open. Approx 350 members. Annual fee �3 includes local retailers discounts.
Committee meetings held at 7.30pm at Baildon Club on 2nd Monday of the month.

Membership by application. Approx 85 members. AGM February.

To encourage the study of local history especially in the Baildon area. The Society has monthly meetings in the winter and local walks in the summer. The Society has a local history archive in Baildon library. We encourage local history research and are always ready to provide an outlet for research that has been undertaken. We meet in Baildon Library, 3rd Monday of the month.

A group for Baildon residents over 55yrs (both men and women). Activities include snooker, dominoes and fellowship. Membership by application: �10 per year.
Meet at Baildon Moravian Church on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. Meetings are in the Sunday School room on the first floor, but a chair lift is available.
AGM February.
Currently we have 18 members; if membership increases we may be able to increase meeting times.

Who are we?
We are a group called; Black Asian and Minority Ethnic Voice (BAME).
We are part of the Learning Disability Partnership Board also called the LDPB
We want to give people from minority groups in Bradford and District a voice and a chance to make their lives better.
What we do?
We help people understand about people with a Learning disability from BAME background across Bradford and District.
We find out what things are important for people with Learning Disabilities we and ask the council, police, doctors and other people to listen to our problems and help us.
We want to let people with learning disabilities know about the help and support that they can have.
We want to make sure our voice is heard at the learning Disability Partnership Board. The reason we do this is so that people from a BAME background can live a better life.
Our message:
We want to have a strong voice.
We want to do this by:
Getting people with learning disabilities involved.
Raising awareness.
Getting people to listen.
We want to make sure things get done.
We want a strong link with the Learning Disability Partnership Board.
We want to do this by having more people from a BAME background involved in different groups of the Learning Disability Partnership Board, so we can make more of a difference.