Category: News & Events

First the Good News Bristol Health Partners have awarded BS3 Wildlife £2,126 in recognition of our work across south Bristol. We’ll use this money in various ways, including a series of meetings (4?) throughout the year so that we can get to know each other and share information. We’ll also[…]

Totterdown is on the boundary of the Clean Air Zone and is likely to be affected by it. Below is the latest information available from Clean Air for Bristol. ____ Following the submission of our Outline Business Case (OBC) in November last year, we are continuing to work closely with[…]

TRESA is represented on Bristol Walking Alliance (BWA) . Individuals can join too. Membership is open to any individual who, or organisation which, supports the aims of the Alliance. There is no membership fee. If you would like to become a member of BWA, join here. By joining you will[…]

This week’s Items of Interest: 1.       The Bright Ideas Fund supports new community business ideas through the start-up and planning stages with tailored business support, to the implementation stage with grants of up to £15,000. The fund reopens on Wednesday 26 February until Tuesday 7 April. Find out more, including how to register for an application guidance webinar, here. 2.       The Future of[…]

Numerous residents of Totterdown and other areas to the south of Bristol have raised concerns about driver access to Temple Meads station. The new road layout commits those who have to drive (maybe perhaps picking up or dropping off friends and relatives with mobility problems or heavy luggage) to a[…]

Bristol Green Doors open homes weekend returns 16-17 May Bristol’s green open homes event is back on 16-17 May and they need your help to make this year even bigger, further-reaching, with even more impact. Through a collective effort we can spread the word beyond the already converted, and help[…]

The month-long Bristol Walk Fest , taking place from May 1 to 31, encourages people of all ages, interests and fitness levels to explore the city and its surrounds on foot See www.bristolwalkfest.com for details. Bristol Walk Fest is inviting organisations with ideas for walking events to get in touch[…]

1.       The free-to-attend quarterly Bristol Workplace Transport Forum returns to the Arnolfini, Narrow Quay BS1 4QA on Thursday 13 February (10am-12pm). As well as a chance to network, attendees will hear presentations from Bristol Green Capital, Energy Saving Trust and Bristol City Council. Click here for more information. 2.       View a list of family-friendly half term activities, courtesy of Visit Bristol, here.[…]

Evening Post senior reporter Tristan Cork recently reminded us that Totterdown is mentioned in the following classic song. Thee’s Gott’n where thee cassnt back’n hassnt Adge cutler and the wurzels Flo and Joe they liked to go Every Sunday afternoon On a bike made for two they travelled far. But[…]

Bristol City Council Development Control Committee B – 12 February 2020 – look set to approve one large illuminated digital advertising sign on Bath Road below Totterdown. Some details of the report are below and a link to the full report is here: 1904821A – Plot Of Land Fronting Former[…]