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Incommunities Contacts INCOMMUNITIES Headway CONTACTS Manager: Dewi Williams area neighbourhood contact tel: officer Bankfoot, Queensbury Lindsey Roche 07837 999761 Here is your & Clayton Heights Bierley Claire Walker 07837 999384 Autumn/Winter 2017 Buttershaw, Carli Dodd 07837 999249 up to date neighbourhoods Lower Buttershaw Jayne Wormald 07837 999367 Delph Hill, St Mary’s, contacts list. Shirley Manor, Westfield Lane, Anne-Marie Corbett 07983 373377 Oakenshaw & Wilson Road Great Horton & Aire Wharfe Nicola Mann 07415 334869 Scholemoor Manager: Joanne Whiteley Helen Thornton 07837 999368 Holme Wood Farway area neighbourhood contact tel: Javed Khan 07837 999768 officer Julie Fowler 07900 138285 Addingham, Holme Wood Felcourt Kirsty Smith 07908 549372 Riddlesden, Morton, Laura Simpkins 07961086481 Utley, Eastburn, Holme Wood Wendy Clayton 07900 406407 Silsden & Steeton Landsholme Julie Fowler 07900 138285 Bingley Central, Holme Wood Stirling Javed Khan 07837 999768 Cottingley & Rachel Marsden 07837 999414 Crossflatts Low Moor & Woodside Jayne Wormald 07837 999367 Bracken Bank, Linda Wear 07890 999486 Odsal Claire Flesher 07900 406432 Haworth & Broomhill Braithwaite, Oakworth, Wycoller Claire Walker 07837 999384 West Lane & Bev Lockwood 07903 893727 Oxenhope Burley-in-Wharfedale, Ilkley, Ben Rhydding & Josie Crook 07837 999569 Menston Bradford West City Crosley Wood & Joanne Shepherd 07960 150471 Gilstead Manager: Karen Lee Lawkholme, area neighbourhood contact tel: Guardhouse & Lee Keach 07837 999586 officer Highfield Karamat Hussain 07837 999406 Allerton South Street, Halifax James Fellowes 07900 406425 Road, Kennedy House, Denholme, Zak Hussain 07837 999569 Canterbury Vicky Farrar 07837 999396 Cullingworth, Wilsden Clayton & Thornton Debra Woodhead 07900 406411 & Harden Haworth Road, Jayne Campbell- Parkwood Rise, 07900 406416 Woodhouse, Long Lee Jessica Kelly 07908 209193 Lilycroft & Valley Road Smith & Fell Lane Lower Grange, Girlington & Four Lane Jackie Mann 07983 472392 Ends Bobbie Atkinson 07837 999599 Manchester Road Pauline Lewis 07795 666816 Marta Kurowska 07887 824548 Manningham, Princeville, Newcastle Mo Usman 07717 150633 & Fairfax House West Bowling & Afzal Khan 07900 406422 Parkside Whetley Lane, White Sam Czakon 07931 972698 18 Abbey & Longlands Neighbourhood Services 01274 257777 Shipley, East and North Anti-Social Behaviour Hotline 01274 254274 Manager: Michelle Cull Estate and Support Services 01274 257990 area neighbourhood contact tel: Gas Services 01274 254040 officer Income Team 01274 254777 Alma & Rosebery Gemma Drayton 07796 996194 Leasehold/Home Ownership 01274 254275 Baildon Green Christina Earl 07837 999409 & Village Repairs Hotline (24-hour) 01274 257003 Coach Road, Owlet Bradford Council’s Lesley Wilson 07837 999412 Hall & Glenwood Housing Options Service 01274 435999 Hoyle Court, Southcliffe, St James, Mandy Flatters 07837 999791 St John’s & Esholt East Bowling, Sheltered schemes Eccleshill, West Royd Hannah Emery 07837 999771 & Wrose Manager: Bev Mullaney 07837 999381 Fagley Caroline Busfield 07837 999405 Team Leader: Jayne Checkley 07837 999200 Greengates & Schemes Scheme contact tel: Natalie Bateson 07957 444741 York House Coordinator Idle End of Thorpe Ivy Bank Ade Amidu 07769 966589 Debra Parsons 07937 999792 Edge Greenbank & Knoll John Raynor 07944 209446 Gardens, Baildon Laisterdyke, Leeds Road & Hendford Rebecca Simpson 07919 211492 Earlswood, Wyke Alison Whiteoak 07947 611216 Drive Manor Court, Amanda Nommik 07506 741045 Leeds Road & Otley Cottingley Martin Lacey 07507 849796 Road Wellesley House, Dayvid Cox 07795 812498 Owlet and Crag Amanda Turner 07837 999581 Norton House & Fortesque House, Ravenscliffe Lucy Woodman 07837 999227 Laisterdyke Derby Place, Ernest Labad 07837 999398 Saltaire, Shipley, Thornbury Norwoods, Shipley Catherine Roberts 07837 999408 Town Centre & Shuttleworth House, Helen Rector 07950 523750 Wycliffe Gardens Thornton Road Manager: Karen Lee Thackley, Lower Maple Court, Bingley Janet Warren 07768 792487 area neighbourhood contact tel: Thorpe Edge & Idle Lucy Woodman 07837 999227 Forester Court, Jayne Currell 07768 217861 officer Village Denholme Karamat Hussain 07837 999406 Thorpe Edge Upper & Ormond House & Kelly Halpin 07837 999655 Allerton Lucy Fontaine 07795 283316 James Fellowes 07900 406425 Swain House Brentwood Gardens, Wibsey Canterbury Vicky Farrar 07837 999396 Undercliffe, Thornbury Muminul Islam 07956 429364 Staincliffe Court & Louise Craven 07950 523769 & Bradford Moor Clayton & Thornton Debra Woodhead 07900 406411 Brierdene, Silsden Haworth Road, Jayne Campbell- Goodwin House, Naseem Akhtar 07795 801085 07900 406416 Lilycroft & Valley Road Smith Our opening hours at The Quays are: Queensbury Monday - Friday 8.45am - 4.30pm Southfield House Peter Collins 07837 999510 Lower Grange, & Aynholme Drive, Girlington & Four Lane Jackie Mann 07983 472392 Telephone lines are open: Addingham Ends Monday - Thursday 8.30am - 5.00pm, Farish House, Sinade Galindo 07990 520421 Bobbie Atkinson 07837 999599 Friday 8.30am - 4.30pm Keighley Manchester Road Pauline Lewis 07795 666816 Northdean House, Val Bradbury 07947 611225 Marta Kurowska 07887 824548 Our address: The Quays, Victoria Street Heights Lane Shipley BD17 7BN Manningham, Ashfield Court Shirley Collins 07500 339524 Princeville, Newcastle Mo Usman 07717 150633 (Bingley) & Northcliffe & Fairfax House Estate walkabouts View, Windhill Look out for regular dates via: West Bowling & Afzal Khan 07900 406422 Parkside www.incommunities.co.uk Facebook and Twitter or contact your Whetley Lane, White Sam Czakon 07931 972698 local Incommunities office. 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