Author: Suzanne Audrey

1.       This year’s festive TV schedules are full of shows made in Bristol to enjoy – and there’s plenty of locally-made titles to look forward to in 2020 too. Click here for a roundup of what to look out for, all filmed at The Bottle Yard Studios and/or on location in Bristol, with assistance from Bristol Film Office. 2.       The Enterprising[…]

Given the climate emergency, the expansion of Bristol airport is proving to be controversial. At the full council meeting of Bristol City Council on 17 December there was insufficient time to debate the matter (a majority of councillors voted against extending the meeting by 15 minutes to allow a Green[…]

This week’s Items of Interest:  1.       Indies In Bristol are a social platform for celebrating and promoting Bristol’s diverse and vibrant array of independent businesses. Find out more about their social media  #IndiesInBristol Advent Calendar campaign here. 2.       Join Enterprise Nation for drinks and conversation on Thursday 19 December (6-8pm) at Bird & Blend Tea, 73 Park Street[…]

The New Found Out is looking for a new licensee. Key details are below and here: https://www.findmypub.com/properties/view/22834 New Found Out, 60 Green Street, Totterdown, Bristol BS3 4UB Property Features: The New Found Out is a super little single bar operation that is situated in the very popular and very vibrant area of Totterdown in[…]

This week’s Items of Interest: 1.       The seventh annual Small Business Saturday is this Saturday 7 December. An estimated £812m was spent in small businesses across the UK on the corresponding day last year. Read more here and see what’s happening locally here – and if there are any events you’re aware of or participating in please let us know so we[…]

Bristol Vintage Photograph Fair,  Sunday 1st December, at The Royal Photographic Society, Paintworks Opening Times: 10am to 4 pm. Bristol Vintage Photograph Fair is a new event; offering for the first time in the West of England, an opportunity for collectors of early photography to meet the leading specialist vintage photograph dealers from[…]

During the public consultation about the Clean Air Zone, residents of Totterdown and Windmill Hill repeatedly raised concerns about the proposed boundary. Requests were made to include parts of Bath Road, Wells Road and St Johns Lane in order to avoid an increase in traffic congestion, air pollution and rat[…]

TRESA has received the following message from the Chair of Victoria Park Action Group (VPAG) about recent reports of anti-social, criminal and violent behaviour in and around the park:  You may have seen media/social media reports of crime in Victoria Park. The police are coming to the next VPAG meeting[…]

TRESA supports efforts to clean up the air in Bristol. However, at our recent public meeting the following issues were raised in relation to the proposed Clean Air Zone and diesel ban zone. A map of the Zone is included below. TRESA has contacted https://www.cleanairforbristol.org/ seeking clarification of these issues[…]