Ospreys, who chose to redevelop St Helen’s rather than relocate to Bridgend, intend to improve stadium facilities and they are working closely with residents close to the Brewery Field to minimise disruption.
“It’s an important part of our region and a lot of our players and staff come from here, so this presents real opportunities,” said Bradley.
“We have always visited schools in Bridgend but I know it’s much more difficult for children to watch us in Swansea.
“This gives the chance for them to see us when we play up the road or to come and watch an open training session. It’s nice to do something for the town.”
Jones’ side, who finished 12th in the URC last season and suffered Challenge Cup quarter-final anguish when edged out by Lyon in Swansea, take on Bulls, Stormers, Zebre, Glasgow and Dragons before the break for the autumn internationals.
Wales lock Adam Beard has left for Montpellier while legendary flanker Justin Tipuric is now on the coaching team, but destructive back-rower Ross Moriarty and Australian lock Ryan Smith have signed up.
