Bradley Stoke Town 1st XI continued their charge up the Bristol and District Division 2 table with a comfortable 5-3 victory over South Central Bristol.
Goals from Tom Anderson-Dixon (2), Matt Hull (2) and Ed Linsdale were enough to see The Hornet’s 1st XI claim their 8th win in 10 games which sees them in 4th place in the table, with good prospects of promotion.
Bradley Stoke Town ‘A’ Team were unable to convert large amounts of pressure into points, as they succumbed to a 3-1 home defeat at the hands of Rangeworthy Reserves. Graeme Marshall equalised for The Hornets after they went down to an early goal, but a late penalty turned the tie in their opponents favour as they ran out winners.
The 1st XI’s next game is at the Jubilee Centre on Saturday 3rd March at 2.30pm. All supporters welcome on the side-line and in the clubhouse ‘The Hornet’s Nest’.
Bradley Stoke Matters is very pleased to be a Friend of BSTFC.
The Marie Curie Cancer Care’s Great Daffodil Appeal take place next month. The appeal is Marie Curie’s biggest fundraising campaign and takes place every March. Volunteer collectors are out on the streets throughout the month asking people to wear a daffodil, in return for a donation, and support Marie Curie Nurses.
The Chernobyl Children’s Lifeline (Bristol Link) needs host families for children affected by the Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster of 1986.
Bradley Stoke Youth FC are looking for keen Parents of present or future Youth players for the following roles:
Last month, the Secretary of State for Further Education, Skills and Lifelong Learning, John Hayes MP, granted the final approval for Filton College and Stroud College to merge and become South Gloucestershire and Stroud College.