Totterdown has events happening all year round such as the Art trail or the Garden festival. This section lists details of general events within the area. We also list interesting civic items such as national walking week, local politics
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Details of two job opportunities for applicants with lived experience as a Disabled person, and an interest in climate action, are below.__________________ Projects’ Co-ordinator, Bristol Disability Equality Forumwww.bristoldef.org.uk It is an ‘occupational requirement’, as defined and exempted under the Equality Act 2010, that the successful post-holder must identify as a[…]
Read moreET Casting Ltd, a casting consultancy based in London, is currently searching for people who are passionate about their local communities (from all over England and Wales) to be in an advert for the 2021 Census. Details below. ___________________ Hi there, I’m currently searching for people who are passionate about[…]
Read moreAn update from Windmill Hill & Malago Community Planning Group (WHaM) on the developments around Bedminster Green is reproduced below. More information about WHaM is on their website here: http://www.whambristol.org.uk/ ____________________________________________ The Pring site Appeals against the refusal of application 19/00267/F, and the non-determination of 19/05740/F, both for student towers, were heard[…]
Read moreThe following guidance is on the Government website https://www.gov.uk/guidance/tier-3-very-high-alert Hands. Face. Space One in three people who have coronavirus have no symptoms and will be spreading it without realising it. Remember, ‘Hands. Face. Space’: hands: wash your hands regularly and for 20 seconds face: wear a face covering in indoor[…]
Read moreTier 2: Christmas and New Year Communities across Bristol are being urged to have a safe and careful festive period ahead of Christmas and the New Year. Last weekend the Government announced changes to the relaxed rules over the festive period. This means:• A maximum of three households can create a[…]
Read moreFor those taking an interest in the development of Bedminster, details of an appeal to consider the (over?)development of St Catherine’s Place Shopping Centre are set out below. ————– Town and Country Planning Act 1990Appeal by: Firmstone Consortia One LimitedSite: St Catherines Place Shopping Centre East Street Bedminster Bristol BS3[…]
Read moreTRESA objected to a large monopole with cabinets on the pavement at the side of Bushy Park green space, and Bristol City Council agreed. We were pleased to see the application was rejected by the planning committee, but unfortunately the applicant has appealed. TRESA has therefore made the following representation[…]
Read moreAt the December full council meeting, local resident Tom Bosanquet enquired about progress on a pedestrian crossing on St Lukes Road. His question, and the Mayor’s response are set out in full below and are in the Answers to Public Forum document at this link ModernGov – bristol.gov.uk ___________________ QUESTION PQ16Subject:[…]
Read moreThe Knowle Focus e-newsletter, compiled and circulated by Liberal Cllrs Gary Hopkins and Chris Davies, contains a long article about Jubilee Pool including copies of correspondence between the Mayor and the cross party working group. Below we reproduce key elements of the article. ___ STOP PRESSSince this account was written[…]
Read moreBristol is moving from Tier 3 to Tier 2. The list of restrictions for Tier 2 are listed below. More detail relating to the tiers is here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/tier-posters-medium-high-and-very-high Tier 2 High alert MEETING FRIENDS AND FAMILY No mixing of households indoors, apart from support bubbles. Maximum of six outdoors. BARS,[…]
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