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TRESA was pleased to see another detailed objection to the current proposal for Mead Street. The objection is not to the principle of development but to the proposed height and form which is completely inappropriate for this location, and is being brought forward ahead of emerging proposals for the whole[…]

Totterdown Traders Quiz TRESA is pleased to start the year by working with local businesses on the Totterdown Traders Quiz. Look out for questions displayed on A3 posters in the windows of participating businesses. All the questions are also listed below. We hope you will join in the fun and[…]

TRESA was pleased to see this detailed objection to the Mead Street/York Road development, from a knowledgeable local resident, which we have reproduced in full below. You can learn more about, and object to the proposal, here: 21/06878/F | Mixed-use redevelopment including 244 residential (C3) units and 655 sq.m. of[…]

TRESA has submitted their objection to the current planning application at Mead Street, on the old Bart Spices site. Details of the planning application, for towers up to 11-storeys (ground+10) are here: 21/06878/F | Mixed-use redevelopment including 244 residential (C3) units and 655 sq.m. of commercial floorspace (Class E) on[…]

TRESA has set up a petition to highlight the threat to iconic views of the Totterdown escarpment from current proposals to build tall blocks of flats along Mead Street (the current light industrial area below Richmond Road and Bellevue Terrace). The link to the petition is here: https://you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/save-iconic-views-of-the-totterdown-escarpment?share=626be00a-09bd-44c9-9150-4511c11e3c97&source=&utm_source= The petition[…]

Ben Barker reports below. To join the circulation list email: MyWildBedminster@virginmedia.com Recent Otter Training and Survey on Pigeonhouse StreamBack in Nov ’21 an otter was found dead on Hartcliffe Way. This was along the wildlife corridor between Novers Hill (Western Slopes) and Crox Bottom. The otter was a small male juvenile[…]

TRESA has responded to the consultation on the ‘improvements’ to the No2 bus route corridor through Totterdown. The full text is below.If you wish to comment you can do so by: Email:transport.engagement@bristol.gov.uk;Write to: Transport Engagement Team, PO Box 3399, 100 Temple Street, Bristol, BS1 9NE Online:Number 2 Bus Route Improvements (A37/A4018)[…]

At the Full Council meeting on Tuesday 7 December 2021, a question was asked about the School Crossing Patrol (SCP) on Wells Road to assist children crossing to Hillcrest Primary School. There was disappointment when the Mayor confirmed that the School Crossing Patrol is “not considered the best use of[…]

If you want less through traffic on your street, tell your Councillors! Use this quick link to tell them you want to see traffic filters in Totterdown https://www.wearepossible.org/traffic-filters