If you have an interest in the history of Totterdown’s pubs, you may enjoy reading: The Nineteenth-and Twentieth-Century Public House in Bristol English Heritage Project: NHPP 4A1 6942. Totterdown has its own section, and there are other references to Totterdown throughout. Happy reading!
Read moreMeeting to continue the conversation about what is next for Windmill Hill ward beyond the Neighbourhood Forum and the Neighbourhood Partnership Thursday 13 April, 7-8:30pm at Windmill Hill Community Centre, Vivian Street, BS3 4LW. Catch up from the final Neighbourhood Forum here. Sorry to those who couldn’t make this date[…]
Read moreThe Quality of Life survey provides an annual snapshot of people’s lifestyles and how they feel about living in Bristol. This year, for the first time, the survey is open to all members of the public aged 16 and over, giving them the opportunity to tell the council and other[…]
Read moreThere is considerable uncertainty about the future of Bristol’s planned arena at Temple Meads. Papers released ahead of the cabinet meeting on 4th April indicate that an independent review is being sought to assess the economic case for the arena. Contingency plans include “significant technical simplification, reduction in visual appeal and reduction[…]
Read moreOver 400 reconditioned computers and laptops are available to be bought by residents who may not otherwise be able to afford them. The equipment is being made available through Bristol Computer Reuse in partnership with Byteback IT Solutions and Bristol City Council to provide affordable computers to individuals and families on[…]
Read morewww.eventbrite.co.uk/e/what-next-life-after-neighbourhood-partnerships-tickets-32880440282 Neighbourhood Partnerships as we know them are coming to an end. Communities, active residents, community and voluntary sector organisations and Councillors have been asked to decide how you want to work together in a way which best suits your area and which will help make the most of the[…]
Read moreFollowing the previous break in at Patco and the Totterdown Canteen, there has been another break in, this time at Banco lounge on Wells Road. The previous break in for Patco was through the roof and resulted in the loss of stock and cash, whilst the Canteen had a front[…]
Read moreThe Festival of Female Entrepreneurs has been held in Bristol since it was launched six years ago, and attracts women self-starters from across Britain for a day-long annual event to help them build and grow businesses. This year it takes place on October 20 in the newly-opened Bristol Harbour Hotel and[…]
Read moreWe are looking for hardy volunteers (the weather doesn’t look great) to help with tidying up Totterdown tomorrow – Sunday 5th March (between 11.00am and 1.00pm). We will be meeting on Zone A (the green space on Wells Road just up from Mama Bear’s nursery) at 11.00am to collect litter[…]
Read moreIt probably won’t come as much of a surprise to Totterdown residents, but most of us are at very low risk of flooding. of course, that does not mean we won’t be affected by problems with transport, power or communications networks if there is a major flooding incident nearby. If you’d like to[…]
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