Beautiful countryside, world class culture and a vibrant
nightlife make Bradford a great place to live, work and
play.
Housing in the Bradford District is plentiful, varied
and attractively priced with a choice that encompasses
luxury detached homes, spacious Victorian terraces, canal
side and city centre apartments. [more]
Bradford University produces some 1,850 graduates a year.
An increasing proportion of these graduates are retained
locally as the University has a higher than average home
based student population.
In September 2002 Bradford Schools benefited from a massive
capital build programme at a total cost of £171M.
The District's schools run a two tier, primary and secondary
school model. Educational achievement levels in the Bradford
District now are rising faster than the National average.
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Leisure
Bradford's West End Quarter is fast developing a reputation
as one of the region's premier 'hot spots' for a great
night out. A range of cafe bars, pubs, clubs and late night
restaurants keep the city buzzing every night of the week.
The city hosts regular special live events such as the
recent BBC Music Live.
The District's many attractions encompass much of what
is best in modern British culture. The award winning National
Museum of Photography, Film and Television is the most
visited museum outside London. Bradford Festival is an
international celebration of the District's cultural heritage
and features Europe's biggest Mela, a huge cultural festival
that attracts crowds of 100,000. [more]
Bradford residents enjoy a high quality of life with excellent
sports and leisure facilities. The District boasts over
twenty golf courses whilst outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy
hang gliding, sailing, climbing and lawn tennis. The Yorkshire
Dales, Lake District and Peak District are all within easy
reach. [more]
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