MetroBus construction work looks set to be extended onto a further section of Bradley Stoke Way within the next few days, after local businesses were informed that new ‘traffic management’ measures are about to be put in place. The Journal understands that work is about to start on widening the section of Bradley Stoke Way between Patchway Brook Roundabout (near Aldi) and Savages
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Further concerns have been raised over the safety of a series of traffic islands on Brook Way, Bradley Stoke following a second incident in which a vehicle flipped over after apparently striking the kerb of one of the islands. The latest incident, which happened near the junction with The Common East, occurred at around 6.30pm on Saturday 23rd January and
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It has been announced that the Woodlands Lane / Bradley Stoke Way junction will partially reopen by Monday 7th March. Traffic travelling down Bradley Stoke Way will be able to turn left into Woodlands Lane, reducing traffic using the diversion via Pear Tree Road. Work is currently underway to widen Bradley Stoke Way, as part of putting the MetroBus network
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Bishop of Bristol to attend event on 28th February, marking creation of a new parish for Bradley Stoke. The churches of Christ the King and Holy Trinity are formally marking a new partnership on Sunday 28th February, at an event being held at Bradley Stoke Community School, starting at 2.30pm. Reverend Paul Hinckley, vicar of the two churches, told
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The family of a three-year-old Bradley Stoke boy are joining a worldwide campaign to raise awareness about the devastating brain condition which almost claimed his life. And even though he survived, Dylan Passmore will face a lifetime of challenges after he was affected by encephalitis and bacterial meningitis at nine weeks old. Now, his parents Katherine and Kristian, want more
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By Nick Nelson of the 1st Bradley Stoke Scout Group. We are very pleased to announce that our plans for starting our own Scout marching band have now come to fruition and band practice began in the first week of January. Eleven keen young players are now learning to play instruments under the expert guidance of band leader Richard Shepherd
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Since September last year, a new social club for the over-55s has been meeting weekly at the Jubilee Centre in Bradley Stoke. The group meets every Wednesday between 2pm and 3.30pm, and is keen to invite more local people to join them. The group was started by local residents who felt isolated and wanted to meet more people in the
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Local MP Jack Lopresti has announced that he is to host and chair a public meeting to discuss the controversial MetroBus scheme works. Representatives from South Gloucestershire Council, MetroBus, the project contractors, First Bus and councillors have been invited. The public meeting will be held on Friday 26th February 2016, at 7pm in the main hall of Bradley Stoke Community
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Bradley Stoke Town Council has terminated the contract of a kebab van operator who rented a pitch in the car park of Brook Way Activity Centre after the trader breached conditions relating to late payment of fees and non-attendance. Ozzy’s Kebabs took over the pitch previously used by Oasis Food in 2013, but didn’t begin trading until the following year.
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I would like to voice my opinion on the Little Stoke parkrun matter (see the recent article on the Stoke Gifford Journal website). Every which way you look, we are being urged to be more active, be more of a community, be more sociable, and give more back to the community by volunteering. From the ‘Big Society’, to ‘NHS Live
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