Community News

The Curly hair Project (CHP) is an award-winning social enterprise founded by autistic author and entrepreneur Alis Rowe. She spent her whole life feeling really isolated and ‘different’ and didn’t want anyone else to have…

Need an incentive to clear out your wardrobe? Here it is a chance to clear out your wardrobe, bag a bargain and raise money for a local charity. On Tuesday 25thSeptember at 7.00pm, The West…

Bradley Stoke Youth FC (BSYFC) was again selected from all the FA Charter Standard Clubs in the UK and Ireland to walk around the Wembley pitch, and perform a Guard of Honour, moments before the…

Bradley Stoke Community School students celebrated another impressive set of Post 16 results, with 44% of all grades awarded at A*-A and 59% A*-B.   Students from the 2018 cohort are going to a wide range…

We are delighted to share this year’s successes which include an overall pass rate of 98%, and 44% of all grades awarded at A*-B grade or equivalent.  Patchway students’ performance in vocational subjects remains strong,…

Staff from Specsavers in Bradley Stoke took part in a skydive at the start of the month, raising more than £850 for children’s cancer charity, CLIC Sargent. Store manager Emma Smith (photo right) and contact…

The West of England MS Therapy Centre based in Bradley Stoke has partnered up with Riverside Leisure Club in Little Stoke thanks to one of their members Giselle Rozzell. Giselle was diagnosed with primary progressive…

Congratulations to AMD Solicitors who recently celebrated a 20th year milestone, marking the occasion with a drinks reception and summer BBQ at The Mansion House. “We are thrilled to be celebrating our 20th year and…

YoBike will be offering free rides around the city to support Bristol’s full day celebration of cycling on Sunday 8 July. To coincide with both the Bristol Grand Prix and the local HSBC UK Let’s…

Press Release from Bristol City Council: Drivers are being asked to plan ahead to avoid delays in Bristol this weekend (7-8 July). A range of events and travel works have been planned in the city…