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BreatheBetterBradford is an initiative by Bradford City Council which aims to support residents and businesses with the running costs of electric vehicles and other sustainable options for transport. The grant application is open to SMEs, sole traders, education establishments, and registered charities in the Bradford Metropolitan District for the replacement or retrofit of non-compliant vehicles to meet clean air zone standards and ongoing costs of electric vehicles.

Combining the whole postcode region, 9% of people in BD3 are classed as having an AB social grade, (i.e. 'white-collar' middle-upper class), compared to 27% across the UK. It also extends out along the Aire valley corridor, (Manningham Lane/Bradford Road and Canal Road area) to include Shipley and Saltaire. The BD10 postcode is located in the City of Bradford, a metropolitan district in the county of West Yorkshire England.

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Want more postcode areas? This map is included with the full set of UK postcode maps for easy printing. Bundled with access to dynamic postcode reference maps to get street level detail for this area The area of the BD10 postcode district is 3.83 square miles which is 9.92 square kilometres or 2,450.54 acres. BD3 covers a total area of approximately 2.31 km². The postcode district is mainly composed of semi-detached and terraced housing built between the 1930s and the 1950s. The area is served by several bus routes and is home to several schools, such as Swain House Primary School, Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College, and Bradford Academy. These grants will be made available to small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs), self-employed/sole traders, charities and educational establishments across the Bradford Metropolitan.

Barkerend, Bradford Moor, Thornbury, Eastbrook, Pollard Park, parts of, Laisterdyke, Undercliffe, Wapping Manningham, Girlington, White Abbey, Lower Grange, Four Lane Ends, Whetley, Longlands, West Park, Rhodesway, Crossley Hall, Belle Vue The area is primarily made up of residential housing, local services and businesses, playing fields, and parkland. It is home to some of the largest and most popular parks in Bradford, including Lister Park and Canal Garden Park. We found 10 visitor attractions within the Bradford postcode area Yorkshire Dale National Park Authority And with plastic coating as standard, writing on the map with dry wipe markers is easy. Draw your Bradford franchise boundaries, sales territories or key customer locations on the map and, if they change or you make a mistake, simply wipe off and draw them again!The local cultural scene is alive and thriving. The Bradford Playhouse theatre often features classical concerts, plays, children's theatre, and training programmes. Visually, the area has a distinct character, with industrial buildings and old Victorian houses defining the landscape. There are also plenty of local shops, like the Taylor's Market and the Buttershaw Gala in Cross Roads.

The Bradford Postcode wall map is a large, laminated Postcode wall map covering the entire BD Postcode Area. The map shows red Postcode Sector boundaries such as BD1 1 or BD3 1 over a full colour, official Ordnance Survey map - a n essential guide to Postcodes for the Bradford Postcode Area. The most prominent feature of the postcode is its commercial activity. Eccleshill Shopping Centre, located in BD10, is home to a number of convenient stores and supermarkets. Other services and institutions within the postcode are Saint Mary's Church, Eccleshill Community Centre, Eccleshill Library, Eccleshill School, Karmand Community Centre, Oak View Children's Centre and The Co-operative store. A superb planning tool for sales & marketing, the map can be printed on any office laser or inkjet printer. It is also suitable for high-quality edge-to-edge poster printing and lamination, and can be sent to a professional printer as it stands for output at the standard A4, A3, A2, A1 etc sizes. Editable in Adobe Illustrator Combining the whole postcode region, 19% of people in BD10 are classed as having an AB social grade, (i.e. 'white-collar' middle-upper class), compared to 27% across the UK.

The Bradford CAZ has a red line boundary. The green shading to indicates an area inside the Bradford CAZ and grey shading for an area outside the Bradford CAZ. The culture of BD10 is vibrant and diverse with a number of social clubs and local associations and employers, providing employment opportunities in the local area. Local schools offer a sound education to the area and its people also have access to a wide range of leisure and recreational activities. If the above map isn't quite right, you can have a custom made map specifically to your requirements. The Clean Air Zone has been designed to improve air quality in areas where it's worst and where poor air quality is impacting the most on people's health. It will help people to breathe better and reduce other health risks too.

For recreation, there are several football and rugby clubs, as well as an outdoor swimming pool. BD3 is also home to a variety of cafes, pubs, and restaurants. Whether you're looking for a meal out or breakfast on the go, you can find it here. The BD3 postcode area is located in the Bradford postcode town region, within the county of West Yorkshire, and contains a total of 895 individual postcodes. This does not mean that the people of BD10 are poorer than other areas, but it may give an indication that there are areas of deprivation. Bierley, East Bowling, East Bierley, Laisterdyke, Tong, Tong Street, Holme Wood, Dudley Hill, Tyersal, Swaine Green, Cutler Heights, Tong Village Perfect for Bradford franchise areas, sales territories, logistics, distribution & marketing across the BD Postcode Area!

BD10 is one of 16 Postcode Districts for the Bradford Post town in West Yorkshire

Eccleshill, Five Lane Ends, parts of Undercliffe, Fagley, Bolton Woods, Poplars Farm, Swain House, Ashbourne, High House, Grove House Carleton-in-Craven, Embsay, Thornton in Craven, Gargrave, Grassington, Hebden, Hellifield, Horton, Kettlewell, Kirkby Malham, Skipton, Threshfield, Tosside Given that each sector allows for 400 unique postcode combinations, the district has a capacity of 1,200 postcodes. With 697 postcodes already in use, this leaves 503 units available. The suburb of Eccleshill, which lies within BD10, is one of the oldest in Bradford and was once host to many cotton and flap mills during the Industrial Revolution. Today, the area continues to have a thriving industrial centre as well as a vibrant and diverse community. BD10 also has strong transport links with regular bus services and access to both the A647 and A650 motorways. Good rail connections can also be found to Leeds, Manchester, and further afield.