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Bingley Belles is a Cycling UK affiliated group. We are a women's community cycling group.

Based in Bingley, West Yorkshire, we cycle for pleasure, fitness and wellbeing along canal routes, off road and some quiet roads. Our routes are from 5 to 15 miles, ranging from beginner level to the more challenging routes. We usually start and finish in Bingley.
We do have bikes which you can borrow if you don't have your own and can arrange lessons for you with a professional cycling instructor (there is a charge for the lessons). If you would like to relearn your cycling skills and build confidence, we can help.
Guided, social and cake & coffee rides. Meet new friends. Non-competitive, friendly, inclusive women’s club. Please contact us if you would like to join us. We would love to hear from you.

<img style="margin: 5px 10px; float: left;" title="NACCC" src="http://www.naccc.org.uk/layout/templates/images/logo.png" alt="NACCC" width="115" height="64" />We provide a safe and secure environment for non-resident parents/grandparents to see their children. We can facilitate partners not wanting to meet and we provide a pre-visit for all concerned. The service is free but we require completed referral forms which can be obtained from the co-ordinator.

Best Foot Forward!

Walkers are Welcome is a way to make sure more people ARE aware of the great outdoor opportunities that Bingley and the surrounding areas have to offer. Walking is a great way to improve health and also to increase footfall into the area, boosting the local economy.

Black Spider Academy is a martial arts and fitness center were we provide a style of martial arts, which is unfamiliar to the UK. The Martial Arts is called SAMBO. Sambo is a mixture of judo, submission, wrestling and kickboxing. This particular style of martial art is made to build self-confidence and give the capacity to whose do it to defend himself without the use of weapons.
We have set up this community organization to make martial art and fitness more accessible and affordable for our community.

We increase access to opportunity, and to the arts for people from lower and working class backgrounds. We run weekly sessions in community centres as well as a variety of one off sessions, we do workshops in schools, community performances and professional theatre pieces.

Drama club - Rockwell Community Centres, FREE, Wednesday 4:00-5:30pm
Singing for Health Session - Rockwell Community Centre, FREE, Friday 10:30-12:00am

Contact us for details of other sessions.

Born in Bradford is one of the largest research studies in the world, tracking the lives of over 30,000 Bradfordians in the city to find out what influences the health and wellbeing of families. We use our findings to develop new and practical ways to work with families and health professionals to improve the health and wellbeing of our communities. A team of dedicated professionals in applied health research have been working with children and families for over 10 years with the aim of improving the health, wellbeing and life outcomes of the children of Bradford. We work very closely with other professionals and services including NHS, Education, Local Authority and the Community & Voluntary Sector. Our research is disseminated in various ways including publications, our website, through community engagement and the families and services that we work with. Our current research projects include: BiB Growing Up, BiB Primary School Years and Born in Bradford’s Better Start.

To arrange boat fishing trips for sea anglers. We use the best boats that we can. With reliable skippers that have been in the buisness a long time. We meet at the New Inn, East Bierley, BD4 6PP. Third Tuesday of every month, commencing at 8pm. £20 per year membership.
Why not come along and join us? Approx 30 members. We are now on facebook under Bradford & District Sea Angling Club.

The Bradford African Community is registered charity that aim to promote social inclusion by preventing people, in particular But without limit African refugees and asylum seekers residing in Yorkshire and UK as whole from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society though education and training in the English language, workshops/courses, Homework club support classes and general support social and recreational facilities and events involving the local community directed to promoting social inclusion.
Bradford African Community brings migrant, refugees and asylum seeker communities to come together, build strong relationship among ourselves and with others and share their mixed experience, seek ways to establish ourselves, integrate and adapt in the city of Bradford and in United Kingdom

We aim to encourage refugees and migrant communities to engage and participate fully in British society

As a charity we provide rowing for all members of the community from age 12yrs.

Small group of people who are concerned about the plight of animals involved in the factory farming, vivisection, fur industry and those hunted for sport. Our latest campaign has been to tackle the issue of grouse shooting on moors around the local area and we are making huge progress on this issue.

To link disabled people and disability groups together to ensure that they have a stronger voice in the District. To establish an inclusive partnership of groups bringing together representation from the widest definition of disability.

A city-centre hub, person-centred with a warm welcome led by volunteers offering activities, signposting and volunteer opportunities to people district-wide. Open 11am-3pm Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat (course booking only).
BDSP has been present within Bradford and District for many years, providing a voice for older people and tackling the issue of loneliness and isolation as part of Bradford and District befriending network.