Category: News & Events

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[…]

Get out there and get involved with FRONT ROOM, Totterdown Art Trail which runs over the weekend of 19 and 20 November! The latest issue gives a flavour of what’s to come; artists to watch out for and venues taking part. Check the Art Trail booklet, which is now available[…]

TRESA is a registered company and we often have to apply for grant money towards our projects. A common condition of receiving grants is that organisations conduct equal opportunities monitoring to ensure we are fairly representing our neighbourhood. TRESA covers the small, beautiful area of Totterdown and we only have[…]

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[…]

Tresa Public meeting on Tuesday 13th September starting at 19.30 at Art Park. Officers from Avon and Somerset Police will be in attendance

After the significant thunder and lightning and heavy rain recently, we appear to be headed for a period of calm – although how long that will last is not certain! At least the downpour makes things feel a little fresher and the parched earth across the country will be glad[…]

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[…]

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[…]