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Monday 12th May 2008
Bradley Stoke Community Festival - 6th, 7th and 8th June 2008
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7.30pm Wednesday 14th May 2008 - Bradley Stoke Jubilee Centre, Savages Wood Road
Council Members welcome all those attending to stay for light refreshments after the meeting.
Council would like the views of residents within Bradley Stoke - have your say and help build our community's future.
Closes 31st May 2008.
Open to residents within Bradley Stoke only. Comments from residents providing full names and addresses will be accepted - anonymous responses will not be accepted under Council's policy.
Bradley Stoke is a large development first planned in the 1970s. It comprises 1,000 acres of land which includes 650 acres for housing, 100 acres for employment purposes and 180 acres of public space. The name 'Bradley Stoke' derives from Bradley Brook and Stoke Brook, which flow through the area.
The Town Council is the parish authority for Bradley Stoke. The Town Council supplements the provision of local government services in Bradley Stoke, and provides a range of social and recreational facilities, while promoting and representing the town with other national and statutory bodies.
For details of all activity centres run by Bradley Stoke Town Council, and the hire charges relating to these please view the: Activity Centres Page
Alternatively please contact the office on 01454 864646 weekday mornings only between 10am and 2pm.
The Southern Brooks Community Partnership is a registered charity with a management committee made up of local people. Their aim is to bring people together to give them a voice in the community and to work together to set-up new groups and activities. For more information please view the: Community Partnership Page
The Three Brooks Nature Conservation Group was formed in February 2005 with the aim of conserving and enhancing the Three Brooks Local Nature Reserve for the benefit of local residents and wildlife in Bradley Stoke. For more information please view the: Three Brooks Page
Launched in August 2005, the Bradley Stoke Matters newsletter is a handy A5 magazine for local residents. It provides a wealth of information on local activities, clubs and societies to join, local tradespeople and businesses. For more information please view the: Bradley Stoke Matters Page
