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Could YOU be a Neighbourhood Champion?
Since North Bristol Food Bank launched in 2012 it has been providing three-day emergency food supplies to local people in crisis. Currently with their food bank outlets closed due to… -
Farewell Message & Thank You from Bradley Stoke Town Mayor Tom Aditya (Weds 20th May)
“Dear honourable councillors, town clerk, colleagues, residents and friends, I welcome you all to the Annual General Meeting of the Bradley Stoke Town Council. Today for the first time in… -
Mayor Councillor Tom Aditya opens New Car Park (Mon 18th May)
On Monday 18th May, Mayor Tom Aditya opened the new car park at the Brook Way Activity Centre in Bradley Stoke. This low-key brief event was held with approriate social…
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Since North Bristol Food Bank launched in 2012 it has been providing three-day emergency food supplies to local people in crisis. Currently with their food bank outlets closed due to the Corona Virus, the charity is operating a delivery service. And as a direct response to a staggering 272% increase...Farewell Message and Thank You from Bradley Stoke Town Mayor Tom Aditya - you can read in full on our website. Over £8k promised to local charities
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“Dear honourable councillors, town clerk, colleagues, residents and friends, I welcome you all to the Annual General Meeting of the Bradley Stoke Town Council. Today for the first time in history, we are meeting through this online Zoom platform. I don’t know much about the safety and security o...On Monday 18th May, Mayor Tom Aditya opened the new car park at the Brook Way Activity Centre in Bradley Stoke. This low-key brief event was held with approriate social distancing measures in place. Deputy Mayor Cllr Tony Griffiths, Cllr Michael Hill, Town Clerk Sharon Petela and two youngsters attended. The opening marks the end of lengthy process to bring the project to a close. Mayor Aditya, hopes that users of the Brook Way Activity Centre will benefit from the new facility, which was favoured in a public consultation at the start of the process.
Mayor Tom Aditya acknowledged all those who had been behind the project and thanked all of them. Bradley Stoke Town Council had hoped for this opening to take place in a more community orientated, happier times. However, a symbolic opening such as this to respect the circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic is also symbolic of the thriving community in Bradley Stoke that lays beneath.
Mayor Aditya on behalf of Bradley Stoke Town Council, praised the residents for doing their best to remain safe during this period and wished all the residents of the town well during these challenging times.
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Mayor Councillor Tom Aditya opens New Car Park (Mon 18th May) - Bradley Stoke Matters
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On Monday 18th May, Mayor Tom Aditya opened the new car park at the Brook Way Activity Centre in Bradley Stoke. This low-key brief event was held with approriate social distancing measures in place. Deputy Mayor Cllr Tony Griffiths, Cllr Michael Hill, Town Clerk Sharon Petela and two youngsters atte...Please note this message from The Hollow TreeWe understand that this lock down is a trying time for people.
However, can we please request that people refrain from using our beer garden. Over the past few days especially, there have been small groups drinking and eating takeaways in the garden.
This is causing a large amount off litter as the groups also seem unable to clean up after themselves.
It is also not a public space, so is still technically not allowed to be used.
We hope that you can all respect this polite request.
Thanks
The Hollow Tree
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