Entries for the Bradley Stoke 10k Run, which forms part of next weekend’s Community Festival, have passed the 400 mark, leaving less than a hundred places to be filled before the runners cross the start line on Sunday morning (12th June). Penny Greenwood of organising club Sole Sisters says the race is gearing up to be a predominantly local affair:
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Reserve your place in the 2011 Bradley Stoke 10k
Local runners, joggers and walkers are being encouraged to get their entries in for the 2011 renewal of the Bradley Stoke 10k Run, to be held on Sunday 12th June as part of the town’s Community Festival. Entries for the increasingly popular event have been open since March and banners advertising the race have appeared around town over the last
Continue readingFootball Festival 2010: All the prize winners
The full list of prize winners at Saturday’s Bradley Stoke Football Festival, organised by Bradley Stoke Youth FC (BSYFC) in partnership with McDonalds, is as follows: Year 3 and 4 Girls Football Festival: BSYFC Festival of Football Coaches Award – St Mary’s (Bradley Stoke) BSYFC Festival of Football Performance Award – Wheatfield Bradley Stoke Town Council Achievement Award – Holy
Continue readingBiggest ever Bradley Stoke 10k a resounding success
Another record field of 418 runners contested the 2010 Bradley Stoke 10k Run in fine conditions on Sunday (13th June), the final day of the town’s Community Festival. As last year, the race started and finished at the Jubilee Centre in Savages Wood Lane, with the Jubilee Green being used for competitor car parking. Bradley Stoke Mayor Ben Walker sounded
Continue readingAnother big crowd for Festival Saturday
Fine weather once again drew a large crowd to Saturday’s Community Fair at Bradley Stoke’s Jubilee Centre. Action on the upper football field began at 10:30 with a tournament for local school children, with the main music and dance programme following at 11:30am. Tribute band ABBA Now were the headline act on the main stage, supported by Pantz, Smokestack Shakers,
Continue readingFestival Saturday events from 11:30am today
The main day of Bradley Stoke’s 2010 Community Festival gets under way at the earlier than usual time of 11:30am today and offers a varied programme of music and dance acts along with the ever-popular community fair. Headline act on the main stage is tribute band ABBA Now, who will be supported by the Pantz, Smokestack Shakers, Uncle Buck and
Continue readingWhat time will Matt Le Tissier be at the Festival?
Can anyone tell me approximately what time star guest Matthew Le Tissier will be at the football tournament tomorrow please?? I am his biggest fan but have to work so it would be great to know what time to have my ‘lunch break’. If anyone could help me with this I’d be most gratful. Thank you
Continue reading2010 Community Festival gets underway today
The 2010 Bradley Stoke Community Festival gets underway at 9am today (Friday) with a coffee morning, table top sale and children’s entertainment at the Jubilee Centre in Savages Wood Road. The annual pre-school Picnic in the Park runs from 11am to 2pm – with entertainment from Professor Panic’s Circus, bubble man Steve Price and a bouncy castle. Saturday (12th June)
Continue readingAnother new entry record for the Bradley Stoke 10k Run
The Bradley Stoke 10k Run, which forms part of the coming weekend’s Community Festival, has registered another new entry record, with 370 forms already received by the organising club Sole Sisters. The entry limit for this year’s renewal of the increasingly popular race has been raised from 350 to 500 after local police agreed to help out at two road
Continue readingEntries open for 2010 Bradley Stoke 10k Run
Entries have now opened for the 2010 renewal of the Bradley Stoke 10k Run, to be held on Sunday 13th June as part of the town’s Community Festival. The increasingly popular event, organised by local ladies-only running club Sole Sisters, will take place over the same route as last year – starting and finishing at the Jubilee Centre in Savages
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