Bradford Council will be coming to clean the gullies on certain streets in Ilkley and Ben Rhydding this Thursday and Friday [27/28 March] and will require access.
A spokesperson for the council said:
"We would like to gain access and clean all roadside gullies on the street and therefore ask residents, and visitors, to please keep the street gullies clear of parked vehicles between 08:30-15:00. Vehicular access will be available at all times."
The roads affected each day are:
Thursday 27 March:
Queens Drive – all gullies as shown on attached plan
Oakburn Road – all gullies
Hebers Ghyll Drive – all gullies
Grove Road – all gullies as shown on attached plan
Stockeld Road – all gullies
Stockeld Way – all gullies
Langbar Road – all gullies
Friday 28 March:
Ben Rhydding Road – all gullies
Maxwell Road – all gullies
Constable Road – as shown on attached plan
Lower Constable Road – all gullies
Clifton Road – all gullies
Southway – all gullies
For further information or to report a blocked gully please visit the Bradford Council website.



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