A digest of news articles about Bradley Stoke, a town in South Gloucestershire, England, on the northern side of the city of Bristol.

Friday, February 13, 2009

February Half-term Activities for Children and Familys

The Bradley Stoke Journal has produced a summary of events suitable for children and families during the February half-term week. The events take place at Bradley Stoke Leisure Centre, Bradley Stoke Library and Jubilee Green.

Pupils Reminded to Lock Bikes

The Bradley Stoke Examiner reports that pupils at Bradley Stoke Community School have been reminded to lock bikes left in the school's cycle racks. The advice comes after two incidents of attempted theft.

Saturday, February 7, 2009

First Jobs Advertised for Willow Brook Phase 2

The Bradley Stoke Journal reports that the first advertisements have appeared for jobs at stores in phase 2 of the Willow Brook Centre. Shoe retailer Brantano is looking for a Store Manager and Deputy Manager for its new outlet, which is due to open in July.

New Car Parking Spaces at the Willow Brook Centre

The Bradley Stoke Examiner reports that a new section of car park has opened at the Willow Brook Centre. The new spaces are on the site of the old Tesco store, which was demolished after the new centre was built.

Thursday, February 5, 2009

Schools Closed after Overnight Snow

The Bradley Stoke Journal reports that a number of schools in and around Bradley Stoke have been forced to close for the day as a result of heavy overnight snow. Public transport has also been hit with a number of bus services being cancelled.

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Bradley Stoke Residents Protest Against Porn Film Studio

The Bradley Stoke Journal reports that angry residents of The Coppice have staged a protest against a neighbour who openly operates a porn film studio at his house. Producer James Edwards claims he is not breaking the law and says his neighbours should "mind their own business".

Great Meadow Development Gets Go Ahead

The Bradley Stoke Examiner reports that planners have granted permission for two new homes to be built on land in Great Meadow Road. However, a management company claims it has a lease on the land for the next 80 years.