Scouts from the 1st Stoke Gifford Group standing on a large fallen tree during a bat walk.

Nature conservation group report for May

An update from Sara Messenger of Bradley Stoke’s Three Brooks Nature Conservation Group. Pollution On Wednesday 1st May, we received the unwelcome news that we had pollution in our brooks again, and it was again coming from Stoke Brook by Sherbourne’s Brake. Reg Ward kindly doubled back to get some photographs for us, as these are required as evidence, and it

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Space Chase, Summer reading Challenge 2019.

Volunteers needed to support summer reading challenge in local libraries

South Gloucestershire Libraries are looking for friendly and enthusiastic volunteers to join the team running Space Chase, Summer Reading Challenge 2019. Volunteers will spend their time supporting children to do the Summer Reading Challenge, talking with them about the books they’re reading and helping at a range of fun activities in the library. This is a great opportunity to develop

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Street art zone at the 2018 Bradley Stoke Community Festival.

Skate park skills and creative arts return to community festival

During this year’s festival weekend, Bradley Stoke Town Council (BSTC) youth workers and local young people are repeating and enhancing the successful formula of recent years. The mix of skate park skills and creative arts will include competitions, demonstrations and have-a-go sessions at both the main Community Festival site (on Saturday 8th June) and at the skate park (on Sunday

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Photo of volunteers from the conservation group planning and marking the route of the new woodland paths.

Three Brooks nature reserve receives £25,000 grant for accessibility improvements

A project to improve access to the Three Brooks Local Nature Reserve in Bradley Stoke has been given a boost, thanks to a grant of £25,000 from Enovert Community Trust. Three Brooks is a popular nature reserve covering 60 hectares of tranquil woodland and meadows and lies at the heart of the town of Bradley Stoke. Some of the woodland dates back over 400 years,

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