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Thursday 11th March 2010
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The annual Bradley Stoke Community Festival will be taking place from the Friday 11th to Sunday 13th June. Southern Brooks Community Partnership is working with Bradley Stoke Town Council to co-ordinate the community stalls. All of the activities on Saturday will take place at the Jubilee Centre. Lots of activities are planned throughout the weekend, so put the dates in your diary now! Find out more about how you can get involved...
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.
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.
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.
See Bradley Stoke Matters for an online Events Diary and Community News.
Read the online Bradley Stoke Journal to keep ahead of local issues and residents chat.
The Three Brooks Nature Conservation Group is an active volunteer group formed with the aim of conserving and enhancing the Three Brooks Local Nature Reserve for the benefit of local residents and wildlife in Bradley Stoke. We meet every month on the reserve to carry out a range of tasks such as coppicing, stream clearing and bramble bashing. We also organise guided walks to help people learn more about the wildlife on their doorstep. You can find out more about the group and see our current programme at our website: www.three-brooks.info
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 visit their website: www.sbcommunitypartnership.org.uk
Founded in 2005, Bradley Stoke Town Football Club have become an integral part of the town, playing their home games on Saturday's at the Jubilee Centre. Success has been plentiful so far, with the club achieving 2 promotions (1 as champions) and reaching 2 cup finals (winning 1 of them). They have forged ties with Bradley Stoke Youth football club to encourage its oldest members to join, but with 3 teams representing the club, they are always on the look out for new players to help improve the quality of the squad. The Club's ethos is to provide a friendly club for members to enjoy their football, to foster loyalty, encourage and reward effort and promote the Club, Town and local community of Bradley Stoke. For more information, please visit their website: www.bstfc.co.uk
Bradley Stoke Youth FC (BSYFC) was founded in July 1998 and have just celebrated their 10 year anniversary this year. The football club is FA Chartered Status and within the club we have FA qualified and FA CRB checked coaches at every age group. The club caters for U7 to U16 children in 12 teams and membership currently stands at over 200 children. The club train and play matches in all the Bradley Stoke Town facilities. The club is closely linked with the Bradley Stoke Town Council and organise the football tournament as part of the Bradley Stoke Festival each year. The club welcomes any new players. The website can be found at www.bsyfc.co.uk