Spring is here and the arrival of sunshine and blue skies is welcome. Whilst we enjoy this shift in season, our hearts go out to those suffering in Ukraine. Working as a community we can all make small gestures to help. The Willow Brook Centre organised a collection mid-March and your response in gifting donations was incredible. I’ve been asked when the next collection is and also how Bradley Stoke can open up its homes to refugees from Ukraine. What a lovely community we are part of.
Our April/May edition is out and also available to view on line and we have a jam packed issue for you this month! It is lovely to see so many events being planned again across the community and we have included as many as we can in this issue for you, from Easter trails to Live Music events and Comedy Nights. Keep your diary free for the Town Council’s Festival this year, back after a two year absence and in conjunction with the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Celebrations 3rd-5th June. Have you seen the yellow fish appearing on our streets? Read all about them on page 7. Thought about Volunteering? – see pages 16-17. We have Easter messages from our local Churches, along with services and other Easter events – and so much more besides – enjoy the read!!
Now in our 17th year Bradley Stoke & Little Stoke Gifford Matters continues to help our advertisers’ businesses grow and flourish. We’d like to thank all our advertisers for their continued support of our local community magazine – advertising with us doesn’t just increase your revenue, it creates and enables connection within our community. If you’d like to promote your business with us – please get in touch! [email protected]
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Bradley Stoke Town Council COVID-19 Experiences Project
Bradley Stoke Town Council has established a web page on the town council website which, it is hoped, will become an historical record of our residents recollections on the COVID-19… -
A Vision for the North Fringe of Bristol - Drop in Events 19th & 24th May
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Bradley Stoke Mayor Tom Aditya elected Chair of South Glos Council’s CEF
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