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What is happening in Baildon? If something is happening that you want to let others know about then please use the calendar or send us the details. We can put some of the more exciting events on this front page. 

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If you want to see what is happening in Baildon view the Calendar. Become a member and  enter the details of your group or club meetings. If you do try to register Please, please enter a valid email address and respond to the email that is sent to you. Once you are a member you can also contribute to the Discussion Board and the Small Ads section. In fact you can contribute to many areas of the site.

Planning applications that have been logged with Baildon Parish Council can be viewed here. 

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This is a copy of an article on the Baildon Parish Council website.

Denis Colman was co-opted on the Parish Council at the July meeting of the Parish Council. 

Update: the notices were on display for the required time and no requests for an election were received. It is now down to the Parish Council to gather the names and details of interested parties so that someone can be co-opted. It is intended that these people will say something about themselves at the Baildon Parish Council meeting on July 14th. A ballot will then be held which will continue until someone has an outright majority or it is decided no candidate should be co-opted.

Eddie Ward who was one of the Councillors for the South East Ward has resigned his position as Councillor at the Parish Council. The Parish Council is required by law to inform you that if 10 electors think that there should be an election to fill this vacancy, an election will be held. There are notices at the library and at the Post Office in Charlestown where electors can sign a form asking that an election be held. The notices stay up for 14 days and are then taken down. If after this time there has been insufficient response for an election the Council may co-opt an interested person to be a councillor.

If you would like to find out what being a parish councillor involves please contact the clerk Ruth Batterley on 01943 605746 or e-mail her on This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

Copies of information leaflets about the work of a parish councillor are available from Ruth and she would be happy to send these to you and talk to you about what is involved.