Category: News & Events

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)[…]

Below is a copy of the letter sent to Bristol City Council and Travelwest regarding proposed changes to Wells Road to support improved bus journeys along the Number 2 route. Wednesday 11th January 2022 RE: Response to Proposals for Number 2 Bus route improvements Bristol City Council and Travelwest have[…]

Ever looked at a household item and thought ‘I wonder if I can recycle that’? Join Bristol Waste Company for a free Q&A webinar! Expand your waste and recycling knowledge and pick up a few tips on how to help you, your family and the rest of Bristol to truly waste nothing.[…]

Wassail in the Community Orchard. Bring pots, pans, drums, rattles, anything to make a noise to wake up the trees and scare away any ill-humours that might upset the trees. Mulled Cider and apple juice. Bring a cup

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[…]

Bristol funny gal Angie Belcher is creating a new form of therapy, one that uses the theories and ideas of stand-up comedy formation to help people recover from trauma. Comedy On Referral, a new arts-based wellbeing course will be delivered in collaboration with the Wellspring Settlement Social Prescribing Team from[…]

RISE Youth Dance provide high quality dance training in an inclusive, nurturing and safe environment for young people aged 2-25years in the Bristol area. RISE Youth Dance are running an audition on Saturday 11th December, 10am-1pm at the Dance Space @ The Island, Bristol, BS1 2LE. You can register for[…]

At the TRESA meeting on Wednesday 24th November there was a presentation and discussion about the potential impact of the Clean Air Zone on Totterdown.

Arnos Vale cemetery provided the following update to Wildlife News. _________________________________________________________________________________ Whilst the conservation management priority is to provide access to visitors of graves and the listed monuments, the cemetery is also being managed as a Site of Nature Conservation Interest (SNCI).  The landscape management plan focuses on conserving the existing[…]

The Chair of TRESA, Geoff Allan, submitted questions about the impact of the Clean Air Zone on Totterdown at a recent meeting of the Overview and Scrutiny management board. Questions were also submitted by our local councillors Ed Plowden and Lisa Stone. The questions, together with the written answers received,[…]