Author: Suzanne Audrey

Construction updates Work on the Temple Gate scheme started on 26 June 2017 and is due to finish in Autumn 2019.                                         New paving on Friary pedestrian area                                                    New bus stop construction on Temple Way New and updated: ·         NEW: Victoria Street inbound has reopened to traffic. ·         NEW: New paving on the Friary and wall[…]

Would you like to learn photography skills? Are you interested in helping with dementia research? We are looking for people who have been given a diagnosis of dementia in the last two years to take part in our research exploring how photographs can help spark conversations. The research will involve:[…]

This week’s Items of Interest:  1.       Bristol City Council is currently carrying out a survey aimed at workspace providers in the city with a collection of units 3,000 sq ft or under in size. The intention is to use the information collected to monitor property trends and to better inform future developments/funding bids. To take[…]

It’s Clean Air Day and TRESA is really pleased that Cabot Tyres agreed to having a ‘no idling’ sign to encourage their customers to switch off their engines while they are waiting for their new tyres. Thank you Cabot Tyres! What is the problem? An idling engine produces up to[…]

The chosen options to improve Bristol’s air quality will be presented at Bristol City Council cabinet meeting, City Hall, on Tuesday 18th June, 4.00pm. The following documents are now available Clear Air Plan Update  PDF 154 KB OBC-5 BCC CAZ OBC Economic case 310119 , item 8. PDF 4 MB Petitions and statements[…]

1.       Bristol City Council is currently carrying out a survey aimed at workspace providers in the city with a collection of units 3,000 sq ft or under in size. The intention is to use the information collected to monitor property trends and to better inform future developments/funding bids. To take the survey, the deadline[…]

1 The proposal Bath Road Property Development (the Developer) proposes to build 152 new dwellings in three buildings comprising of a 15+2 storey tower, a central block ranging between 6 and 7 storeys and a 3-storey eastern block including ground and lower ground floor commercial space, car & cycle parking,[…]

A Bristol property owner has been prosecuted for allowing the spread of Japanese Knotweed. MB Estate Limited were served with a community protection notice back in May 2017 following complaints from seven properties neighbouring the house on Ash Road in Horfield. After no attempt was made to comply with the[…]

A major review of Bristol’s 20mph speed limit has determined that no significant changes need to be made to the measures introduced under Mayor George Ferguson to improve active travel, street safety and health and wellbeing for citizens. The lengthy review concluded only minor adjustments are needed on a small[…]

Ref: 345 Bath Road Brislington – Galliford Try Partnerships TRESA’s initial comments on this proposed development are below. You can contribute your comments on the website here: https://345bathroad.commonplace.is/overview 132 new dwellings are proposed with at least 30% affordable housing (a mix of social rented and shared ownership tenures). The maximum[…]