Avenue and Bradley Park. The Nunsthorpe Business Units are in Winchester Avenue; these were built in 1994 to help residents set up their own enterprises. There is a public house called the Nunsthorpe Tavern and a recreation ground, both in Sutcliffe Avenue. The Nunsthorpe Recreation Ground has been improved with new play equipment being installed, some being accessible to wheelchair users. Bus route number 12 operates from Bradley Park to Grimsby town centre, Cleethorpes and New Waltham, while route 3 runs from Bradley Cross Roads through Nunsthorpe, linking it with Grimsby town centre and Cleethorpes. Both services are provided by Stagecoach Grimsby-Cleethorpes. Adjacent to Bradley Park is the Bradley Recreation Ground, with its state-of-the-art community sports stadium, home to amateur sides Grimsby Borough and Cleethorpes Town football clubs. Residents in neighbouring Bradley village expressed concern that the facility could turn into a huge stadium when plans were announced to extend the car park and install a speaker system. Nearby are the Local Nature Reserves of Dixon and Bradley Wood. According to legend the latter is haunted by the Black Lady of Bradley Woods. References North East Lincolnshire Library Service Grimsby Telegraph Livewire magazine Nunsthorpe and Bradley Park Forum minutes Old Nunsthorpe, The 'Garden City' Dream, by Margaret Gerrish, () A History of Grimsby, by Edward Gillett, () The Book of Grimsby, by David Kaye, () The Enclosures of Scartho & Grimsby, by E.E. Gillett, R.C. Russell, E.H. Trevitt The Streets of Grimsby and Cleethorpes, by R.J. Brooks External links Nunsthorpe Garden City History Group Oasis Academy Nunsthorpe Second Avenue Resource Centre Woodlands Primary School South Community website (south.inandaround.org.uk) – link to local groups South Ward (including Nunsthorpe) policing team Geography of Grimsby Borough of North East Lincolnshire