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BD22 9

Keighley · Bradford · Yorkshire and The Humber · England
205 live postcodesWard Worth ValleyConstituency Keighley and IlkleyGigabit broadband 90.8%2 rail, tube, tram or ferry stops within 2 km

BD22 9 is a postcode sector in Keighley, Yorkshire and The Humber. All 205 of its live postcodes are in Bradford. It is in the Keighley and Ilkley constituency and the Worth Valley ward. In the open data we hold, the median home sold for about £179K in the last full year, gigabit broadband reaches 90.8% of premises and 2 rail, tube, tram or ferry stops are recorded within 2 km.

A

Where am I?

The place, administratively
Postcode sector
BD22 9
205 live postcodes
Post town
Keighley
Royal Mail post town, from Land Registry records
Council
Metropolitan borough council
Ward
Worth Valley
Electoral ward
Constituency
Keighley and Ilkley
UK Parliament
Region
Yorkshire and The Humber
ONS region
Country
England
United Kingdom

Every postcode in this sector is in the same council area. Postcode sectors are a Royal Mail construct and do not follow administrative boundaries.

B

Who runs this place?

Each authority and what it is responsible for
Metropolitan borough council
  • Planning applications
  • Bin and recycling collection
  • Council tax and business rates collection
  • Housing and homelessness
  • Licensing
  • Environmental health
  • Parks and leisure
  • Local elections
  • Schools and education
  • Adult social care
  • Children’s services
  • Roads and highways
  • Waste disposal
  • Libraries
  • Trading standards
  • Public health
Official website →
West Yorkshire
Combined authority
  • Strategic transport
  • Economic development
  • Skills
West Yorkshire
Fire and rescue authority
  • Fire and rescue
West Yorkshire
Police force
  • Policing
NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board
Integrated care board
  • Planning and funding local NHS services
Keighley and Ilkley
UK Parliament constituency
Member of Parliament: looking up on parliament.uk
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Who do I need to deal with as a business here?

For a business operating in BD22 9, the bodies likely to be relevant are:

  • Planning authority: Bradford (worth checking with them about change of use, signage, extensions, new premises)
  • Highways authority: Bradford (worth checking with them about access, parking, loading, road works)
  • Licensing authority: Bradford (worth checking with them about alcohol, entertainment, food, street trading)
  • Business rates: Bradford (worth checking with them about rateable value queries, reliefs)
  • Environmental health: Bradford (worth checking with them about food hygiene, noise, waste)
  • Economic development: West Yorkshire (worth checking with them about grants, skills, inward investment teams)

This is a starting point built from each authority's statutory responsibilities, not legal advice. Responsibilities are sometimes shared or delegated; confirm with the authority before relying on it.

C

What is this place like?

Official and open data for the sector

Housing

£179K
Median sale price, last full year
73
Sales recorded
1 year change-6.1%
5 year change+5.0%
10 year change+42.8%

By property type

Detached£455K (9 sold)
Semi-detached£195K (11 sold)
Terraced£142K (43 sold)
Flat or maisonette£125K (3 sold)

Blended across every home sold in the sector, so an area of flats reads lower than an area of houses. A standard 4.5x mortgage on the median price needs a household income of about £39,667; that is arithmetic on the price, not a measure of local earnings.

Search sold prices (HM Land Registry) →

Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, Open Government Licence v3. Data file refreshed 21 June 2026.

Broadband

Gigabit-capable premises90.8%
Superfast (30 Mbit/s or more)94.5%
Full fibre (FTTP)90.8%

Share of premises in the sector that can order each service. Availability, not speed actually delivered.

Check a specific address on the Ofcom checker →

Source: Ofcom Connected Nations, Spring 2026, Open Government Licence v3. Data file refreshed 24 June 2026.

Transport

Rail, tube, tram and ferry stops within 2 km2
Nearest rail, tube, tram or ferry stopOxenhope (Keighley & Worth Valley Railway) (0.7 km)
Bus stops within 800 m10

Source: NaPTAN, Department for Transport, Open Government Licence v3. Data file refreshed 23 June 2026. Distances are from the sector centroid. NaPTAN records stop points, so a large station with several entrances can count more than once.

Energy efficiency

Band A
17%
Band C
28%
Band D
44%
Band E
11%

Share of Energy Performance Certificates lodged for homes in this sector, by band. The median certificate is band D. Average energy efficiency score 68 out of 100. Based on 18 certificates. Homes never sold or let since 2008 may have no certificate.

Find an energy certificate (GOV.UK) →

Source: Energy Performance of Buildings register (MHCLG), Open Government Licence v3. Data file refreshed 21 June 2026.

Schools

Lees Primary SchoolAcademy
Rating unavailable
Oxenhope CofE Primary SchoolAcademy
Rating unavailable

State-funded schools whose address is in this sector. Ofsted no longer publishes a single overall grade for schools in England and the DfE register this list comes from carries none, so read each school's latest inspection report directly.

School inspection reports (Ofsted) →

Source: DfE Get Information About Schools, Open Government Licence v3. Data file refreshed 21 June 2026.

GP and dental practices

Not available. No practice in this sector is recorded with a postcode in the OpenStreetMap data we hold.

Find a GP (NHS) →   Find a dentist (NHS) →

Source: OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Data file refreshed 5 September 2026.

Solar potential

Solar irradiation872 kWh/m² per year
Modelled output, 4 kWp south-facing system3,490 kWh per year

Modelled from long-run climate data for the sector centroid. Real output depends on roof orientation, shading and equipment.

Source: PVGIS, European Commission Joint Research Centre, European Commission. Data file refreshed 22 June 2026.

EV charging

Not available. No charge point is recorded in this sector in the registry data we hold, which is not proof there is none.

Source: National Chargepoint Registry, Open Government Licence v3. Data file refreshed 5 September 2026.

Flood risk

Not held on this page. Flood risk is assessed per address, not per postcode sector, and the official service is free.

Check long-term flood risk (Environment Agency) →
D

What should I know?

Official links, sources and nearby history

Source notes

ModuleSourceLicenceRefreshed
Administrative geographyNational Statistics Postcode Lookup (ONS)Open Government Licence v35 September 2026
Area names and council registryONS Open Geography PortalOpen Government Licence v35 September 2026
HousingHM Land Registry Price Paid DataOpen Government Licence v321 June 2026
SchoolsDfE Get Information About SchoolsOpen Government Licence v321 June 2026
BroadbandOfcom Connected Nations, Spring 2026Open Government Licence v324 June 2026
TransportNaPTAN, Department for TransportOpen Government Licence v323 June 2026
Energy efficiencyEnergy Performance of Buildings register (MHCLG)Open Government Licence v321 June 2026
Solar potentialPVGIS, European Commission Joint Research CentreEuropean Commission22 June 2026
Post townHM Land Registry Price Paid Data (post towns)Open Government Licence v325 June 2026

AreaIQ Places brings together selected public and third-party geographic and administrative data. Coverage may be incomplete, delayed or unavailable for some locations. Always verify important information with the original authority or source. Figures describe the whole postcode sector, never a single address or street. Looking for BD22 9 on StreetCheck? This page is the free alternative.