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Site of the Dreamscheme community garden at the Willow Brook Centre.

Young people to create ‘dream’ garden for Willow Brook Centre

Twenty budding young gardeners have volunteered to create a community garden at Bradley Stoke’s Willow Brook Centre during the Easter holidays. The shopping centre is hosting the planting day on Friday (11th April) as part of its involvement in Dreamscheme, an initiative that encourages local young people to do something positive for the community. The volunteers will be rewarded for

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Cervelo bike stolen from Bradley Stoke, Bristol.

Police appeal for help in tracking down £3,500 bike stolen from Bradley Stoke

Police are appealing for the public’s help in tracking down an expensive racing bicycle and accessories, which were stolen from a property in Bradley Stoke last month. Cycle dealers, second hand shops and cycling clubs are also being urged to remain vigilant for the predominantly black Cervélo C5 lightweight racing bike, which has a carbon fibre frame. It has a

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April 2014 edition of the Bradley Stoke Journal magazine.

Out this weekend: April 2014 edition of the Bradley Stoke Journal magazine

The April 2014 edition of the Bradley Stoke Journal magazine will be dropping on doormats this weekend. This month’s feature story concerns the submission of a planning application for the North Fringe to Hengrove Package (NFHP) MetroBus scheme, which will see major changes to the road network within Bradley Stoke including a new bus-only left turn lane from Bradley Stoke

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Bradley Stoke Green Gym's Big Spring Clean.

Another chance to join the ‘Big Spring Clean’

Bradley Stoke residents have another chance to “spring into action” this weekend, by participating in the Three Brooks Nature Conservation Group’s ‘Big Spring Clean’ on Saturday (5th April) between 10am and 12noon. The event provides another opportunity for local residents to help clean up their neighbourhood and open spaces and it follows hot on the heels of similar initiatives organised

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Tory protest outside the Stoke Gifford Sort It! Centre.

Concern over increased traffic at Sort It! centre as “bin tax” comes into force

Conservative campaigners have protested outside the Stoke Gifford Sort It! centre, claiming that South Gloucestershire Council’s new charge for the collection of garden waste, which comes into effect today, will lead to “traffic chaos” around local recycling centres. With an opt-in charge of £36 p.a. for the green bin garden waste collection service now in force, council officers are expecting

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