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Tag: Jubilee Centre

Proposed new access route into Stoke Lodge Primary School from the Jubilee Centre.
Thursday 17th April 2014 SH (Editor)

Stoke Lodge school wants new access route from Jubilee Centre site

Bradley Stoke Town Council has given “in principle” agreement to a proposed package of measures that would allow pupils to access Stoke Lodge Primary School through a new gate from the Jubilee Centre site. Representatives of the school and South Gloucestershire Council (SGC) attending a council meeting on 12th March said the new gate, combined with a new footpath linking

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Saturday 20th February 2010 SH (Editor)

Town Council hit by Jubilee Centre rates hike

Bradley Stoke Town Council (BSTC) has been stung by a massive hike in the business rates it has to pay for the Jubilee Centre following the discovery of a clerical error made by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) in 2005. This week’s meeting of the Council’s Finance Committee was told that a “manual error” within the records held by HMRC’s

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Tuesday 30th June 2009 SH (Editor)

More trouble around the Jubilee Centre

Police are appealing for witnesses to an assault that occured on Sunday night (28th June) near the Jubilee Centre in Bradley Stoke. A couple walking home came upon a group of men near the entrance of the Jubilee Centre. One threatened the man with a knife, and he was then beaten and kicked by five others. When the alarm was

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