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Bristol Walking Alliance has made a comprehensive response to the Temple Quarter consultation, focusing on pedestrian routes and the public realm. As so much of this is relevant to Totterdown residents, we have reproduced it in full below. _________________________________________________ Bristol Walking Alliance (BWA) believes the design of the public realm[…]

The following report was produced by the working group who are developing Bristol’s new committee system of governance to replace the elected mayor system from May 2024. _______________________________________________________________________ Background At the Extraordinary Full Council meeting on 24 May 2022, Full Council noted the outcome of the referendum on how Bristol[…]

TRESA asked a question, about the proposed new pedestrian crossing between St Lukes steps and Victoria Park, at the Area Committee 5 meeting on 10 November 2022 (Public Pack)Public Forum Agenda Supplement for Area Committee 5, 10/11/2022 17:30 (bristol.gov.uk) and received the following response: The public engagement exercise that took[…]

At this month’s Bristol City Council Member’s Forum, Mayor Marvin Rees was asked two questions about transport issues affecting Totterdown. Full Compiled Member Forum Answers 8 Nov 2022 final.pdf (bristol.gov.uk) The questions and answers are reproduced in full below. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Question(s) to the Mayor from Councillor Ed PlowdenSubject: HGVs and[…]

TRESA has submitted a statement (reproduced in full below) on the Bristol City Council planning website following the decision by Development Control Committee A to go against the officer recommendation and approve the hyper-dense planning application on the old Bart Spice site. _____________________________________ 21/06878/F | Mixed-use redevelopment including 221 residential[…]

Latest update from Ben Barker and My Wild Bedminster What a Difference a Day Makes In the last Wildlife News, we reported that the BS3 Wildlife Group had failed to secure £5,000 to fund Bristol Avon Rivers Trust (BART) to undertake a survey of Colliter’s Brook as part of our[…]

Another comprehensive objection to the development proposal for the old Bart Spices site is reproduced in full below. You can submit your views by clicking on the ‘Make a comment’ tab here: 21/06878/F | Mixed-use redevelopment including 221 residential (C3) units and 651 sq.m. of commercial floorspace (Class E) on[…]

TRESA supports the objections raised by a Totterdown resident (set out below) in relation to the inadequately ‘revised’ development proposal on the old Bart Spices site at the corner of St Lukes Road and York Road. Please submit objections (‘make a comment’) here: 21/06878/F | Mixed-use redevelopment including 221 residential[…]