Author: Suzanne Audrey

From the Temple Gate project team Thank you for taking the time to read our third email update on the Temple Gate roadworks. We will be sending one of these updates towards the end of every month, providing the latest information about changes to the road network and some general[…]

Overview The Mayor and Bristol City Council are committed to hearing the voices of all our communities in Bristol to influence and shape our decision making and planning for our current and future city. We specifically want to support the participation and hear the views of individuals, communities and organisations[…]

Young people of Bristol are invited to gather on College Green on Thursday 24 August. Offering free food, yoga, music and more  Well Fest 2017 will give 11-25-year-olds access to information about how to boost physical and mental health. The event is hosted by Off The Record (OTR),  and was inspired by young people[…]

Bristol City Council is  keen to see what can be done to encourage community-led projects which benefit everyone. We’d like your ideas to tell us how we can make it easier for these projects to happen such as getting permission or  decisions made quickly about using council land or property. We’d like to hear[…]

Jupiter Ventures, a Bedminster-based developer, is proposing to demolish the Raj Mahal Restaurant in Clarence Road and replace it with 20 student flats. A drop-in event for local residents is to be held at the restaurant on Monday August 14, between 4pm and 7pm.  Local residents are being asked to comment on[…]

Howdy Folks, The Victoria Park sunflower planting date has been set. for Wednesday 2nd August – 11am onwards. I have grown over 100 plants and it’s high time to get into the flowerbed by the kiddies playground, so if you fancy coming and helping out, and claiming one as a[…]

The planning application for the cycle route through Victoria Park has been submitted. The planning application reference number is 17/03958/FB.  It can now be viewed on the Council’s public website: It can be viewed on the Council’s public website by following this link:- http://planningonline.bristol.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=summary&keyVal=OT8EN2DNKAI00 Click on the ‘Comments’ tab to[…]

  Plans for 48 bio-diesel generators in St Philip’s Marsh have been rejected. TRESA objected to this proposal, as did many local residents, parents and staff at St Philip’s Marsh Nursery School, and local councillors. The council rejected the plans for the second time last September after receiving over 350 objections[…]

Children and parents from Hillcrest Primary School held a demonstration on Tuesday (11th July) in support of the much-loved lollipop man on the Wells Road, Totterdown. Paul Whitmell has helped children cross the busy road for 15 years, but there is a proposal to make him redundant as part of Bristol City[…]

Hello Creative Sprites, Venture through mythical wonderlands, search for fairy treasure under giant toadstools and feast your eyes on the artistic talents of the residents of Totterdown. That’s right! We’re back! The Myths and Legends themed Totterdown Arts Trail will be taking over the streets and residences of our favourite[…]