Press Releases | Bradley Stoke Town Council

Grand Opening of Baileys Court’s New Play Area on 2nd July 2022 in Bradley Stoke

BSTC - 24th June 2022

The Baileys Court New Play Area will be opened for public use on Saturday, the 2nd of July 2022 at 10 am. Weather permitting, a grand opening with face painters, goodie bags, ice cream vans and music is planned by the Bradley Stoke Town Council (BSTC) and the contractor ‘Kompan’ for the event. Read more...

Scarecrows returning to Bradley Stoke

BSTC - 22nd June 2022

Bradley Stoke Town Scarecrow Trail is coming back for 2022 from Saturday 13th August to Saturday 27th August, with a new theme “Superheroes and Villains”. Read more...

The Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Bradley Stoke 2022-23 elected

BSTC - 8th June 2022

The Annual Town Council meeting of Bradley Stoke elected Councillor Tony Griffiths to the position of Mayor and Chair of the Council for the civic year 2022-23 with Councillor Franklin Owusu-Antwi being elected as the new Vice-Chair of the Council and the Deputy Mayor of Bradley Stoke. Read more...

Mayor planted jubilee trees in Bradley Stoke to honour the Queen's 70 years of service and exhorted everyone to plant a tree

BSTC - 31st May 2022

Cllr Tom Aditya planted jubilee trees at the Brook Way Activity Centre premises to symbolically inaugurate the tree planting initiative as part of the Queen's Green Canopy programme in Bradley Stoke and to honour Her Majesty the Queen’s 70 years of services. Read more...

Bradley Stoke Town Council geared up to celebrate Queen's Platinum Jubilee and Community Festival, 2nd - 5th June

BSTC - 27th May 2022

As people across the country plan to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in a couple of weeks, Bradley Stoke, one of the nicest towns in the Greater Bristol region will be joining the party in a way that reflects and celebrates multicultural modern Britain. This is a great milestone in the history of Bradley Stoke as well as the UK. Read more...

Mayor Tom Aditya elected Chair of South Glos Council's CEF

BSTC - 11th May 2022

Councillor Tom Aditya, Mayor of Bradley Stoke has been elected the Chairman of the South Glos Council’s Community Engagement Forum Chairs Network. He won the election in a direct contest against another candidate from Boyd Valley. As Chairman of the CEF Network, Councillor Tom Aditya will also sit as a member of the South Glos Council’s Safer and Stronger Communities Strategic Partnership. Read more...

English National Flag Hoisting on April 23rd and the Diverse Doors Multi-Faith Trail on May 8th led by Mayor, Councillor Tom Aditya

BSTC - 13th April 2022

Bradley Stoke Town Council (BSTC) is pleased to take part in the English National Day activities on Saturday, the 23rd of April 2022. Mayor, Councillor Tom Aditya will raise the English National Flag at the Bradley Stoke Jubilee Centre flagpole at 9am. After the flag hoisting ceremony, there will be a dedication gathering at the Jubilee Centre commemorating the English National Day, its culture, heritage and history. Councillors, staff and community members are invited to join in. Read more...

Mayor Tom Aditya received the Quality Gold Award for Bradley Stoke Town Council

BSTC - 7th April 2022

Bradley Stoke Town Council is delighted to announce that we have been awarded the Quality Gold Award, which is the ultimate achievement in a three-tier Local Council Award Scheme (LCAS instituted by the National Association of Local Councils (NALC), in collaboration with the UK Government’s Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities; the Local Government Association; and the SLCC. Read more...

Council vehicles destroyed in unprovoked arson attack

BSTC - 5th April 2022

Bradley Stoke Town Council is sad to inform that our two Council vehicles were destroyed at the Bradley Stoke Jubilee Centre Car Park on Sunday, 3rd April 2022 at 2.20am hours, due to unprovoked arson attack by two individuals. Read more...

A modest launch of the Bradley Stoke Town Council’s 30th Anniversary (pearl jubilee) celebrations with a community walk

BSTC - 31st March 2022

Bradley Stoke Town Council is commencing its 30th anniversary (pearl jubilee) celebrations on Friday, 1st of April 2022 at 6 pm with a circular walk/procession from Bradley Stoke Jubilee Centre (BS32 8HL) to Bradley Stoke Holy Trinity Church (BS32 0BD) through the Bradley Stoke Way and returning back from Holy Trinity Church to Jubilee Centre through Brook Way. This modest symbolic walk is in memory of the community procession in 1992 when Bradley Stoke Town Council was formed. Read more...