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TRESA asked for a full update, including the process and timescales, for the new pedestrian crossing on St Lukes Road and received the response below. Please support the crossing by completing the survey here: St Luke’s Road – Proposed Zebra Crossing | Consultation and Engagement Hubask.bristol.gov.uk It isn’t perfect, as[…]

A newsletter for the Wildlife Groups of Bristol and South Glos. More on Gulls A few people responded to the piece on gulls in the last edition. Here’s what Jen wrote, ‘Many years ago I was working for the University. Every morning I walked up University Rd, past the Maths department gardens on[…]

Comments by Bristol Civic Society on the Mead Street survey on emerging principles and concepts for regeneration – January 2022 Bristol Civic Society supports the four Guiding Principles listed in the survey on Mead Street Regeneration: 1. Making it a place people want to live and work, are proud of[…]

In this consultation, Bristol City Council want your views on a draft development brief for the Mead Street area. Note: TRESA is not against development in the area but is concerned that any development in the Mead Street area should not obscure iconic views of the Totterdown escarpment and has[…]

Help Needed One On Saturday, 21 May Windmill Hill City Farm has its Wild Outdoor Day. As well as opportunities to see the farm, there will be stalls and activities. Both the Hedgehog Project and BS3 Wildlife Group will have stalls and we need a few people to help out for an[…]

TRESA has received the following information from Bristol Waste about their new approach to street cleaning. We think this sounds like a good idea, and look forward to supporting their efforts to cleaning up our streets. ________________ From the 6th of June, Bristol Waste Company are proud to announce that we[…]

Nos. 165 – 205 Bath Road, Totterdown, Bristol. Archaeological Excavation and Watching Brief Report. BRSMG 2020/13, AAL Report No: 20-21.358 ©Avon Archaeology Limited: May 2021 The excavations at Nos 165 – 205 Bath Road have revealed a complex archaeology and history. Although medieval pottery was recovered from buried soil, no[…]

Bristol City Council and Victoria Park Primary School are working together to pilot Bristol School Streets. The main aims of the Bristol School Streets pilot are to: reduce the volume of traffic around the school gates. improve road safety for pupils and their families. encourage more pupils to walk, scoot[…]

Our friends at Victoria Park have sent an update. Please get involved if you can. ____________________________________________________________ Here are 3 ways in which you could help VPAG improve the park: 1. Please pass the Survey to anyone you know who uses the park, to get the views of as many people as possible.[…]

It’s Your Neighbourhood is a free scheme run by the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) to recognise and value the work of local community groups in improving green spaces, be it a park, community garden, alleyway, verge or stream. Almost any outdoor site being looked after by the local community qualifies for the[…]