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Author: Suzanne Audrey

St Lukes Road pedestrian crossing update

24th September 2018 Suzanne Audrey News & Events

TRESA has received the following update from Bristol City Council highways team about the temporary pedestrian crossing on St Lukes Road: St Luke’s pedestrian crossing refurbishment works are being planned in to occur at the end of October 2018. The works are expected to last for approximately 3 weeks with[…]

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Bristol Heritage Forum – Redcliffe Quarter Site Visit

24th September 2018 Suzanne Audrey News & Events

Reminder – Redcliff Quarter Site Visit followed by drinks in the Portwall Tavern – 25th September from 5:00pm Redcliff Quarter Site Visit – Tuesday 25th September from 5:00pm Redcliff Street, Redcliffe, Bristol, BS1 6LP bristolheritageforum@gmail.com (Entry via a gate in the perimeter hoarding on Redcliff Street, opposite The Co-operative Food store.[…]

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FAB 4 – Bristol artists’ exhibition at Bocobar

22nd September 2018 Suzanne Audrey News & Events

‘THESE FOUR BRISTOL ARTISTS ALL HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY ABOUT MODERN SOCIETY’ By STEVE WRIGHT, Tuesday Sep 11, 2018, Bristol 24/7 FAB 4 is a new exhibition at Bocabar featuring four Bristol artists whose profiles are all on the rise. So, who’s on the roster? First up, anyone who found themselves gazing up[…]

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YTL promote their plans for an arena at Filton

17th September 2018 Suzanne Audrey News & Events

Malaysian investment firm YTL has set up a website [ https://www.ytlarenabristol.co.uk/ ] and released a video promoting its vision for an arena in Filton. The short film comes after Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees announced earlier this month the original city centre Arena Island site would not be home to the concert[…]

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Temple Gate works update

17th September 2018 Suzanne Audrey News & Events

Thank you for taking the time to read our fifteenth email update on the Temple Gate roadworks. We will be sending one of these updates every month, providing the latest information about changes to the road network and some general information about the scheme. Please feel free to pass this update[…]

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Art Show 2, Totterdown Centre, Wells Road

14th September 2018 Suzanne Audrey News & Events

2nd addition of the Art show at the Totterdown Centre, 20th-23rd September. Come see some incredible art work and have a look at how renovations are coming along… Preview Thursday 20th September 6-9pm, exhibition opening times Friday-Sunday 12-6pm

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Bristol arena may still be in a central location …

14th September 2018 Suzanne Audrey News & Events

Tweets from Bristol businessman Stephen Fear suggest that there still may be a central location for Bristol’s arena [Stephen Fear‏Verified account @FearStephen ]. In recent tweets he has indicated: The American Investors who are global experts in arena operation & development said clearly that Filton won’t work & that #BristolArena needs to be[…]

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Thali restaurant group is bought out of administration

14th September 2018 Suzanne Audrey News & Events

Bristol Thali Company Ltd, which has restaurants in Totterdown, Southville, Easton, Montpelier and Clifton, has been saved by some of its staff. The company was placed into administration in May and it is thought that many of the potential buyers were interested in asset stripping. But Jugaard Ltd, whose offer[…]

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Update on Victoria Park Lodge

14th September 2018 Suzanne Audrey News & Events

Victoria Park Action Group (VPAG) was in partnership with Windmill Hill City Farm to get the lodge back into use as a green learning centre with cafe and toilets. The plan was to have the ground floor as green learning/community space/kiosk cafe and the upstairs as rented offices to make[…]

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Your views needed on how to support our high streets and shopping areas

12th September 2018 Suzanne Audrey News & Events

Bristol City Council is asking people to give their views on the future of the city’s high streets and shopping areas. TRESA is active in supporting Totterdown as a local shopping area. High Streets are not only places for people to shop – they provide important services, local employment and places[…]

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