I’m saddened to inform readers that the May 2022 issue of the Bradley Stoke Journal magazine will be the last you will receive through your letterbox, writes Journal editor Stephen Horton. But the good news is that we will be continuing our extensive local news coverage on all our existing online channels.
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Merry Christmas to all our readers from the Journal team! Thanks for your continued support in 2016, which has seen our highly-acclaimed monthly magazine go from strength to strength, increasing the average number of pages printed per month by nine percent. Thanks also to all our advertisers, contributors and deliverers – we couldn’t have done it without you! Look out for our
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The Bradley Stoke Journal’s Facebook page has reached another significant milestone by breaking through the 5,000 ‘likes’ barrier. The achievement is the latest manifestation of The Journal’s popularity and represents a five-fold increase in ‘fans’ since we launched our monthly print magazine in May 2013. The Journal’s Twitter feed has also seen an increase in followers, breaching the 2,500 mark around the turn
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The January edition of the Bradley Stoke Journal magazine has been dropping on doormats over the past few days. In this issue, we report on the ‘double whammy’ of roadworks that motorists will have to endure during 2016, with South Gloucestershire Council confirming its intention to commence major works at the the Aztec West Roundabout despite the MetroBus-related works at the Bradley Stoke Way/Woodlands
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Merry Christmas to all our readers from The Journal team! Thanks for your continued support in 2015, which has seen our highly-acclaimed monthly magazine go from strength to strength, once again increasing both the average number of pages printed and the number of copies distributed (currently 10,200 every month). Thanks also to all our advertisers, contributors and deliverers – we couldn’t have
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The December edition of the Bradley Stoke Journal magazine has been dropping on doormats this weekend. In this issue, we have a update on the MetroBus construction works in Bradley Stoke and Stoke Gifford, including the news that Woodlands Lane is to remain closed for longer than initially planned due to the unexpected complexity of underground services encountered around the Bradley
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The November edition of the Bradley Stoke Journal magazine features a number of local stories that have hit the national headlines over the past month, including ‘tank man’ Jeff Woolmer, who had to move house to Bradley Stoke so that he had room to park his newly-acquired seven-tonne Scorpion tank. The Forest School at Little Stoke Primary School has also been in the
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There’s a strong schools theme in the October edition of the Bradley Stoke Journal magazine, delivered over the last few days, including the official opening of the new primary phase at Bradley Stoke Community School and the news that pupils at Meadowbrook Primary School have scooped a prestigious national wildlife photography award. Other stories report on the start of work to
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There’s a strong sports theme in the July edition of the Bradley Stoke Journal magazine, which has reports from all the sporting events at the recent Community Festival (10k run, skate park competition, cricket match) plus news of Bradley Stoke’s first triathlon, planned for August. Other stories report on plans to close the Bradley Stoke to Winterbourne road for up to six
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The June 2015 edition of the Bradley Stoke Journal magazine is dropping on doormats this weekend. This bumper 48-page issue features the Bradley Stoke Community Festival, which takes place next weekend (5th, 6th & 7th June) and includes the programme of events for all three days plus a feature on Sunday’s Skate Park Competition. Also covered are the results of the recent
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