Friday (31st October) sees a performance of “Spoonface Steinberg” at Bradley Stoke Community School (7pm start). The event is intended to raise the profile of the performing arts within Bradley Stoke, an aim of the school since it was designated a Performing Arts and Languages College in September 2008. The play is suitable for children over 10 years of age.
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October half-term activities for children and families
Bradley Stoke has plenty of events to keep the children occupied this half term, with activities on offer at the Leisure Centre, Library and Three Brooks Local Nature Reserve. Bradley Stoke Leisure Centre’s October Holiday Programme (for children aged four to sixteen) runs from Monday 27th Oct to Tuesday 4th Nov and includes activities ranging from trampolining to short tennis.
Continue readingConstruction starts on new footpath/cycleway near Leisure Centre
Construction of a new footpath/cycleway on the east side of Bradley Stoke Way (close to Bradley Stoke Leisure Centre) has started, following a public consultation on the plans earlier this year. The new path [map] will link the Pelican Crossing near the Leisure Centre to the end of an existing footpath that runs from Ellicks Close up to Bradley Stoke
Continue readingHas Bradley Stoke got talent? Find out on Thursday 30th October!
Southern Brooks Community Partnership is staging a talent contest on Thursday 30th October at Bradley Stoke Community School (6:30pm – 9:30pm). If you can sing, dance, juggle, act or otherwise entertain, YOU could take the stage to challenge for the first prize of £100. More information (on the SBCP website): Poster Entry Form Contact Ruth Cornish on 07814 075339 for
Continue readingThis weekend in Bradley Stoke
Friday night sees a brace of “star” events competing for attention at the Town Council’s activity centres. At the Baileys Court Activity Centre (Baileys Court Road), local darts professional Mark ‘Flash’ Dudbridge will be showing the skills that took him to being the 2002 Winmau World Masters champion and answering questions about his career. Nine lucky winners of a raffle
Continue readingThree Brooks orienteering and nature trail launch draws the crowds
Bradley Stoke’s new orienteering and nature trail got off to a flying start on Saturday with 180 people taking advantage of the fine weather to try out the 22-checkpoint course laid out in the Three Brooks Local Nature Reserve. Members of Bristol Orienteering Klub (BOK) and the Three Brooks Nature Conservation Group were on hand to offer friendly help and
Continue readingWeekend events in and around Bradley Stoke
Lots of free events going on in and around Bradley Stoke this weekend. Saturday (13th) sees the opening of South Gloucestershire’s first permanent orienteering course in Bradley Stoke’s Three Brooks Nature Reserve, with a special ‘come and try orienteering’ day that is free and fun for all the family. The event runs from 11am to 3pm with free maps and
Continue readingNew footbridge improves access into Savages Wood
A new footbridge has been constructed to provide an additional access point into Bradley Stoke’s Savages Wood. The bridge is situated just off the path that runs along the boundary of Bradley Stoke Community School’s playing fields, not far from the skate park behind Bradley Stoke Leisure Centre. The bridge also marks the starting point of the Orienteering and Nature
Continue readingNorthavon bowls team runners-up in county championship
The men’s team of Northavon Bowling Club (pictured above) finished runners-up in the final of the Gloucestershire Championship on Sunday (31st August). The bowlers, led by captain Mike Humphries, won all of their matches in the Bristol section, making them Bristol champions. In the semi-final they faced the Stroud section champions, winning through to the final on the last “end”. A close-fought battle
Continue readingFree swimming session to celebrate Olympic handover
Bradley Stoke Leisure Centre is staging a free swimming session this Sunday (24th August) to celebrate the handing over of the Olympic Games to London for 2012. The free session runs from 4pm to 6pm and forms part of a series of events organised by South Gloucestershire Council, timed to coincide with the end of the closing ceremony of the
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