
15th March is Mothering Sunday, a time to celebrate the fabulous people in your life and remember those special people who are sadly no longer with us. Please do think local when you are choosing a gift or place to celebrate the wonderful ladies in your life. There is inspiration throughout the magazine.
As we look towards Easter, we have details of seasonal services, along with two local ministers’ reflections. We are also pleased to be supporting the Brightwell’s Easter Egg Trail again this year – do join in the fun and by doing so help their fund raising efforts. Both local Stoke Gifford scout troops have been gathering awards for this issue – read more inside on pages 6 and 35. We share one local man’s experience of the Andy’s Man Club – it inspired him to write a poem in a bid to encourage others – read more on page 18 and definitely share this with anyone who you think might benefit. There is a family fun day planned at the Willow Brook Centre in April, and also notice of this year’s Bradley Stoke Festival, so get these dates in your diary for local family fun.
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 in 2026, do get in touch and we will be happy to help.
Deadline for the April/May edition is 13th March.
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Kids Go Free, back for Easter Holidays!
Kids Go Free is coming back again for the Easter school holidays, giving free bus travel for a fortnight to around 150,000 kids aged under 16 across the West. The… -
Easter at St Michael's Church, Stoke Gifford
‘This is my surrender.’ On the first warm morning of spring, I watched a man stand alone at the edge of the outdoor pool in Clevedon. He slipped off his… -
Bristol Avon Rivers Trust-Only Rain Down the Drain
Bristol Avon Rivers Trust (BART) have been painting pavements in Bradley Stoke to encourage people to look after their local rivers. Working with award-winning wildlife artist Alicia Hayden, they created…

