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Tom Adkins and Charlie the labrador celebrate the Town Council's decision.

Monday 5th November 2012 SH (Editor)

Council agrees to alter “contradictory” dog ban signs at sports grounds

Town Councillors have voted unanimously to replace “No Dogs Allowed” signs at sports grounds in Bradley Stoke after residents claimed the wording was contradictory to the Council’s longstanding official policy of allowing responsible owners to exercise their pets at the sites. New signs reading “Responsible Dog Owners Welcomed” will now be installed in their place. The matter came to the

Sign at Baileys Court Activity Centre: "Playing fields - no dogs allowed".

Friday 5th October 2012 SH (Editor)

Dog walkers stumped by Council’s new cricket field sign

A local resident who exercises his dog on the cricket field at Baileys Court says the Town Council is putting out contradictory signals about whether dogs are allowed at the site. The claim comes after a new ‘No Dogs’ sign was erected on the main gates into the site, despite Council staff having told people for years that “responsible” dog

Tuesday 18th August 2009 SH (Editor)

Police to target anti-social behaviour at Baileys Court shops

The area behind Tesco Express, Baileys Court, is the latest hotspot for anti-social behaviour in Bradley Stoke, according to local police and residents. The problem has been agreed as a police priority after a worker from one of the businesses in the block behind Tesco Express raised the matter at a recent Bradley Stoke Safer & Stronger Community Group meeting.