I am after info on whether the Trench Lane car boot sale is open on a Saturday as I have been told it is but I can only see it advertised being there on Sundays can anyone please verify what days it is there please?
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New bowls club registers first win
Bradley Stoke had its first win playing at home against Wrington BC on Wednesday 19th May. Well done to Dave Chatt who captained the winning team. Thanks are due to Jim Gregory our Level 2 Coach, who has worked hard to bring our new members up to scratch. Everyone is saying how much they are enjoying the game, and we
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Ben Walker is Bradley Stoke’s new Mayor
Ben Walker (Conservative) was elected the new Mayor of Bradley Stoke at last night’s Annual General Meeting of the Town Council. He received the ceremonial chain of office from outgoing Mayor Mark Forsyth, who had previously announced that he had raised a total of £6,735 for his two nominated charities during his year in office. The money in the Mayor’s
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Parents call for Pear Tree Road crossing to be made safer
Parents of children attending Holy Trinity School in Bradley Stoke are calling for a safer pedestrian crossing on busy Pear Tree Road after several “near misses”. The road is a main access route in the town, but despite having a zebra crossing [Google Streetview], parents claim that cars are still exceeding the speed limit and putting children’s lives at risk.
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MS therapy centre planning application goes to appeal after Council fails to decide
A controversial planning application for the construction of a respite care centre on land off Wheatfield Drive has gone to appeal after South Gloucestershire Council (SGC) failed to determine the case within the required eight week period. The application, registered with SGC on 26th February, angered local residents and Town Councillors because it altered access arrangements established in an earlier
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Will the ‘new politics’ impact Bradley Stoke?
Interesting article (Toasting the new politics) from Paul Barltrop, BBC Political Editor for the West of England, who managed to get Conservative and Lib Dem activists from Bristol North west together to chat on television about their parties’ parliamentary marriage. Could we see a similar love-in on Bradley Stoke Town Council (BSTC), where the Tories out number the Lib Dems
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Telegraph says new MP is BSCS old boy
A profile of Bradley Stoke’s new MP Jack Lopresti in The Daily Telegraph claims that the former mortgage broker received his “state education” at Bradley Stoke Community School (BSCS). Somehow I don’t think that’s correct. By my calculation, Mr Lopresti, born in 1969, would have attended secondary school in the 1980s. BSCS opened in September 2005.
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Community Shield football tournament to raise funds for Toby
A community football tournament organised by the local police team is to help raise funds to send a five-year-old boy to the USA for a life-changing operation. The Bradley Stoke Community Shield five-a-side football tournament, to be held on Saturday 5th June at Bradley Stoke Leisure Centre, will raise money to help cerebal palsy sufferer Toby Cox. Family and friends
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New cycling club announces rides programme
The newly-formed Stokes Cycling Club, serving Bradley Stoke, Stoke Gifford, Little Stoke, Great Stoke and Harry Stoke, has announced its initial programme of organised rides. The schedule kicks off with a gentle Family Ride on Sunday 16th May 2010, starting from Bradley Stoke Leisure Centre at 11am. Destination is the White Hart in Iron Acton (which has a large garden
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Have your say at the 2010 Annual Town Meeting
Residents of Bradley Stoke are invited to have their say at the Annual Town Meeting on Wednesday evening (12th May) at the Jubilee Centre, Savages Wood Road (7:30pm start). The meeting will receive summary reports from the Chair of Council (Cllr Mark Forsyth), the Chair of the Finance & Leisure Committee (Cllr Ben Walker) and the Chair of the Planning,
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