Bradley Streets Past & Present

Bradley is a small residential and semi-rural district in the northern part of Stoke-on-Trent, situated between Norton and Chell on the edge of the city boundary. 

Historically, the area remained largely agricultural for much of its development, with scattered farms and cottages reflecting its countryside origins. Over time, limited residential growth and gradual expansion from nearby settlements introduced more housing, while still preserving much of its open and rural character. 

Today, Bradley remains one of the more lightly developed parts of Stoke-on-Trent, acting as a transitional area between the urban edge of the city and the surrounding residential districts.

 

 


See also: Stoke-on-Trent street renaming index (covers citywide changes, including the 1950s renaming programme

Street name Street renaming  
Banky Brook Close    
Barleyfields    
Brammer Street originally South Street - was renamed in the early 1950s  
Bream Way    
Canterbury Drive    
Crediton Avenue    
Dace Grove    
Dartford Place    
Edward Davies Road    
Grayling Grove    
Harlequin Drive    
Hartland Avenue    
Hayes Street    
Kingfisher Grove    
Mallard Way    
Moorland View    
Pochard Close    
Reedbed Grove    
Scrimshaw Drive    
Shemilt Crescent    
Sherratt Street originally Berrisford Street - was renamed in the early 1950s  
Skellern Avenue    
Southborough Crescent    
Stratheden Road    
Teal View    
Tonbridge Avenue    
Unwin Street    
Wheatfields    
 

 


 



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