Category: News & Events

Two questions were submitted to the meeting of Area Committee 5 on Thursday 11 November about the proposed crossing on St Lukes Road between St Lukes Steps and Victoria Park. The written answers shed light on progress. TRESA director, Suzanne Audrey, also attended the meeting to thank the officers and[…]

Question to the Mayor from Councillor Ed Plowden, Windmill Hill wardSubject: Clean Air ZoneIf we are to make the CAZ a success we need to ensure walking and cycling routes are highquality and pleasant. Currently the route up Bath Road between Cattle Market Road and theThree Lamps is substandard due[…]

So, here we are, another year has flown by and Christmas is on the horizon. But before we get there, big news…FRONT ROOM Totterdown Art Trail is back! Hoorah! Get a flavour of what’s to come in the latest issue – artists to watch out for, venues taking part and[…]

TRESA asked questions about progress of the St Lukes Road pedestrain crossing at the July 2021 meeting of ‘Area 5 Committee’. The questions and responses are set out in full below. ___________________________________________ AC5 Public Forum Responses: Thursday 29th July 2021TRESA (Totterdown Residents Environmental & Social Action) would like to submit[…]

TRESA has provided comments on the proposal for the ‘no parking’ double yellow lines at the corners of Stanley Hill, Bathwell Road, Goolden Street and Summer Hill. We would like to see stronger action on that junction, and measures to stop the rat-running through the area. See our comments below.[…]

TRESA is pleased to see the long list of concerns raised by Bristol City Council’s city design group about the proposal to build tall blocks of flats next to the Thunderbolt on Bath Road. These are reproduced in full below. You can object to the application by clicking on the[…]

Covid 19: Rates in Bristol continue to rise, so it’s really important that we continue to do the most we can to protect one another. This means wearing a face covering if you’re indoors, on public transport or in crowded areas, respecting one another’s space, and washing your hands frequently. Please[…]

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2 days left to have your say on the The Colston StatueThe statue of Edward Colston was pulled down on 7 June 2020 during a Black Lives Matter protest in Bristol. One year on, the statue now forms part of a new display at M Shed to start a city-wide[…]

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