Citizens reminded to expect voter registration forms through the post in August Bristol residents are being encouraged to make sure their electoral registration details are up to date so as not to lose their voice on decisions that affect them. Bristol’s annual canvass process to update registered elector details, which[…]
Read moreWith Summer finally here and lockdown restrictions easing, the latest issue is full of celebratory stories – 40 years for St Peters Hospice shop, 25 years for The Banana Boat, a lovely new café for us to enjoy at Sundial Kitchen, Amba House and good numbers of lesser horseshoe bats[…]
Read moreSt Peter’s Hospice shop on Wells Road, Totterdown is holding a plant sale on Saturday 22nd May from 10am. They are asking for any plant donations towards the sale for St Peter’s Hospice 40th birthday. Please contact the shop in advance if you’d like to donate. Thank you and hope[…]
Read moreTake part in the Bristol and Metro Mayoral hustingsBristol Green Capital Partnership, working with partners, is organising two hustings events in the lead up to the upcoming elections for Mayor of Bristol and Mayor of the West of England. Both Mayors have significant influence over how quickly and fairly our city and region can respond to the climate and[…]
Read moreSpring feels very much in evidence with bright skies, buds on the trees and the daffodils poking their heads up down on the verge by St Lukes Road. As more people in our community get the vaccination and restrictions start to be relaxed, I think we are all very much[…]
Read moreDear TRESA members and friends, A quick reminder of the special TRESA meeting today. You may have heard that Bristol City Council are seeking local people’s views on the Whitehouse Street regeneration project in Bedminster. They would like to hear the views of TRESA members and we have arranged a[…]
Read moreHave your say: consultation on Whitehouse Street development Working with Action Greater Bedminster, Bristol City Council is gathering views from the community during February and March to help create a Community Manifesto for the area around Whitehouse Street. This will reflect what local people want to see happen in the[…]
Read moreRISE Youth Dance provide high quality dance training in an inclusive, nurturing and safe environment for young people aged 2-25 years in the Bristol area. We have a foundation of contemporary dance, and explore different world styles including carnival soca. Our four main groups – RISE Juniors (6-12yrs), Horison (12-16yrs),[…]
Read moreBecause of concerns about the Covid-19 pandemic, Totterdown’s Front Garden Festival and Great Get Together were cancelled this year. As with the Spring issue of Talk of Totterdown newsletter, TRESA directors decided not to post garden awards through residents’ postboxes – we did not want to do anything that could[…]
Read moreWe’ve all heard about the amazement of citizens in Kathmandu being able to see Mount Everest from their rooftops for the first time in decades, as reported in The Times of India and The Guardian as well as online media. Included in The Guardian’s piece on April 30 are details[…]
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