BRADLEY STOKE MATTERS

The sun has got his hat on, hip-hip-hip hooray!  Unfortunately, however, the sun failed to shine for the annual Bradley Stoke Festival and the early call was made to cancel most of Saturday’s outdoor activities, moving indoors instead at the Jubilee Centre.  Rain doesn’t stop play for football though and the annual football festival carried on regardless. More on the festivities including the 10k and skate park competition on pages 24-29 of our July edition out now and available to view online via the curren tissue tab.

BSTC are holding a public consultation over the future of Bailey’s Court Activity centre – do have your say before the deadline of 17th July, more information in the July edition or below in our community news section.

24th July is the deadline to get your entry in for the Bradley Stoke Best Front Garden competition ran by Bradley Stoke in Bloom – do join in and enter.  Details are on page 5 of our July edition and below in our community news section.   We are also pleased to share an update from the Bradley Stoke Green Gym on pages 8-10.  It is great to hear about all the hard work these volunteers carry out on our behalf in order that we can all enjoy the local nature reserve, and local wildlife can be encouraged and cared for.  New volunteers are always welcome!

There are lots of other updates from local clubs, organisations and businesses within our pages this month, so do enjoy the read and have a good look through!

As always, a  huge thank you to all our advertisers who continue to support us, we couldn’t produce this magazine without you.   Please, if you get the opportunity, do let our advertisers know that you have seen them within our pages.  If you are a business looking to promote your services across the local area, do get in touch and we will be happy to help.

Deadline for the next edition is 24th July.