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BSTC - 10th June 2026
Bradley Stoke Town Council is seeking a 2-year fixed term position – 30 hrs per week – Booking Officer. Read more...
Turtle CYP - 13th July 2026
Free playscheme for 5–11 year olds and family fun sessions at the Jubilee Centre this summer. Read more...
One Planet Matters - 10th July 2026
A seven week program of guided wellbeing walks and meditation wellbeing and Reiki run by Violeta from A Touch Of Wellness. Read more...
BSTC - 7th July 2026
Come along for an afternoon of conservation and bioblitz activities on Sunday 26th July! Get involved in maintenance work such as mulching. Good for the community and good for nature. Read more...
BSTC - 6th July 2026
Tell us what matters to you. Bradley Stoke Town Council wants to hear from you. This short survey covers your local area, community activities, council services, and more. Read more...
South Gloucestershire Council - 2nd July 2026
Thank you for your continued patience whilst we work to deliver improvements for drivers, pedestrians, public transport users and cyclists in Bradley Stoke. Read more...
BSTC - 23rd June 2026
Bradley Stoke Town Council is seeking a Zero hours contract/Bank Leisure Assistant/Caretaker. Read more...
South Gloucestershire Council - 12th June 2026
Please find attached notices along with diversion routes for Brook Way, Bradley Stoke. This is in connection with active travel CRSTS. Read more...
Community Litter Pick Bradley Stoke - 8th June 2026
Do you fancy an hour of exercise and some feel good factor? Come our join us on a monthly litter pick. Community Litter Picks are run each month by volunteers. The group can provide litter pickers, hoops and bags if you don’t have equipment. Read more...
One Planet Matters - 8th June 2026
Explore the gentle art of Tai Chi to relax the body and mind – suitable for most physical abilities. The Tai Chi session will finish with some simple mindfulness practices, and a little gentle gardening in the new accessible flower beds. Read more...