Popular mobile takeaway outfit Papas Pizzas has been granted a licence to trade from the car park of Baileys Court Activity Centre in Bradley Stoke on Thursday and Friday nights. South Gloucestershire Council approved the licence application at today’s meeting of its Licensing Sub-Committee, despite “representations” from seven property owners living within 100m of the site. Papas proprietor Santiago Pablo
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Familiar green bus shelters on the 73 bus route through Bradley Stoke are being replaced with shiny silver ones funded by the Greater Bristol Bus Network (GBBN). The old green shelters, owned and maintained by Bradley Stoke Town Council (BSTC), are beginning to show their age and the Council has sruggled to keep them free of graffiti. Lib Dem Councillor Jon
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Bradley Stoke has plenty of events to keep the children occupied this Easter holiday, with activities on offer at the Leisure Centre, Library and Willow Brook Centre. Bradley Stoke Leisure Centre’s Easter Holiday Programme (for children aged four to sixteen) runs from Monday 6th to Friday 17th April and includes activities ranging from trampolining to karate. Bradley Stoke Library has a
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Pupils at Bradley Stoke’s Holy Trinity Primary School achieved some of the best marks in the country in recent Key Stage 2 (KS2) tests. All Year 6 pupils at the school achieved at least a ‘Level 4’ grade in each of the three subjects tested (English, maths and science), leading to an overall AGG (aggregate) score of 300. The maximum
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The Journal has introduced two new sections in the information section of our website to highlight the successes of local businesses and community groups. First up in the Business Showcase section is The Kudos Group of Stoke Lodge, which offers leadership and management training courses. The company also offers a ‘rent a desk’ facility for small businesses. The Community Showcase
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The Stokes Medical Centre in Braydon Avenue, Little Stoke, has submitted a second application for its planned extension after the initial plans were rejected by South Gloucestershire Council. The earlier application, made in January, was withdrawn after planning officials indicated that they were minded to refuse it “on design grounds and non contribution to transport measures”. A new application was
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Bradley Stoke Community School has had its funding application for a post-16 centre approved by the Learning and Skills Council. Plans for a two-storey sixth form centre, dance studio/gym and single-storey changing rooms were submitted to South Gloucestershire Council in July 2008 and received approval from planning officials in September 2008. Writing in today’s school newsletter, headteacher Dave Baker says:
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A video report made by students from Bradley Stoke Community School has been published on the BBC News website as part of the corporation’s annual School Report project. The BBC runs School Report so that young people from across the UK have the chance to make their own news to real deadlines and broadcast it to real audiences. Today is
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The opening of Ladbrokes’ new betting office at Bradley Stoke’s Willow Brook Centre has moved a step closer with the submission of an application for a premises licence. Representations about the application may be made to South Gloucestershire Council until 13th April, meaning that the office will not open in time for the Grand National betting frenzy (4th April), but
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The Willow Brook Centre has announced that Pitman Training (Bristol North) is to open soon at Bradley Stoke’s new shopping centre. The buisness training outfit, currently operating from Bradley Pavilions in Pear Tree Road, becomes the third ‘office business’ in as many weeks to announce a relocation from premises elsewhere in the town Estate agents CJ Hole are already operational
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