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
To feature your event on this page, please email the Web-editor at webeditor@tresa.org.uk.
Our local independent businesses are here to help us all through this current madness… many of them are continuing to stay open, providing brilliant service as ever and always, always a friendly face in the chaos. This is not an exhaustive list – please check with the venues and retailers[…]
Read moreTotterdown Children’s Community Workshop (TCCW) is a an Ofsted Outstanding rated after-school club and holiday club. This much valued Totterdown institution was established in 1979 by local parents and is still run today (from our base underneath Holy Nativity Church) as a not for profit charity overseen by a voluntary[…]
Read moreAt this time when people may be feeling anxious or confused about coronavirus (Covid-19) we would like to share the following information about community Facebook groups in our area, and free phone lines for older people (which may be useful if self-isolating). Please share this information with those who may find[…]
Read moreDue to the ongoing spread of Covid-19 TRESA have decided to postpone their mayoral husting that was scheduled for 18th March 2020. We recognise that Public Health England have not yet recommended closing schools and public events, but we feel there is enough evidence suggesting effectiveness of “social distancing” for[…]
Read more1. On Sunday 15 March, Bristol Irish Society will be holding their 21st St Patrick’s weekend parade. Departing from Trinity Centre, Trinity Road BS2 0NW at 1pm it will progress through Old Market and around Castle Park, finishing up on St Nicholas Street BS1 1UE from 2pm where a street party will take place until 7pm; everyone welcome! More information on[…]
Read moreAs we head towards our Mayoral hustings on 18th March, TRESA is reproducing the pledges made by candidates. Mary Page is standing as the Liberal Democrat candidate. Below are pledges made at the launch of her manifesto. ___ At the moment the Council runs the wrong way round, our leaders[…]
Read moreAs we head towards our Mayoral hustings on 18th March, TRESA is reproducing the pledges made by candidates. Sandy Hore-Ruthven is standing as the Green candidate. Below are pledges made in an article on his website. ____ BRISTOL: A CITY FOR EVERYONE I have a vision for a better Bristol.[…]
Read moreAs we head towards our Mayoral hustings on 18th March, TRESA is reproducing the pledges made by candidates. Samuel Williams is standing as the Conservative candidate. Below are pledges made in an article on his website. ____ I am delighted to be standing as the Mayoral candidate for Bristol in[…]
Read moreAs we head towards our Mayoral hustings on 18th March, TRESA is reproducing the pledges made by candidates. Marvin Rees is the current mayor and is standing again as the Labour candidate. Below are the pledges made in a speech to launch his campaign. _____ Connectivity and Transport We will[…]
Read moreThis week’s Items of Interest: 1. Bristol City Council is seeking views on a new proposal to pedestrianise the Old City in central Bristol, as part of ongoing plans to improve the area. The council wants to make the area pedestrian-friendly by restricting vehicles during core shopping hours to encourage walking and cycling, reduce[…]
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