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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Bristol Cycling Campaign are pleased to invite everyone to the Bristol Cycling Campaign Annual Presentation – Simon Monk of “Liveable Neighbourhoods”. Please see below link to the event: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/bristol-cycling-campaign-agm-tickets-78184827925 The event takes place on 26th November at 6pm at the Create Centre. Our guest speaker is Simon Munk, London Cycling[…]
Read moreCllr Jon Wellington has written a statement for the Cabinet meeting on 5th November 2019 about Bristol’s proposed Clean Air Zone. The statement, which is in line with TRESA’s views, is set out in full below. We will be discussing this and other issues related to the Clean Air Zone[…]
Read moreThe process surrounding the release of papers about Bristol’s clean air plan suggests that the important process of scrutiny is being undermined at Bristol City Council. The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government Statutory Guidance on Overview and Scrutiny in Local and Combined Authorities, May 2019, states: “12. A[…]
Read moreThe Bristol Clean Air Plan outline business case is now published. Although there are some positive aspects to the plans, TRESA is concerned the proposed Clean Air Zone boundary may cause additional congestion on Wells Road through Totterdown, additional vehicles using Stanley Hill as a rat run, and additional vehicles[…]
Read moreTwo large digital screens proposed for Bath Road, Totterdown Posted on October 18, 2019 by robbieadblock http://adblockbristol.org.uk/2019/10/two-digital-screens-proposed-for-bath-road-totterdown/ Advertising giants JC Decaux have submtted a planning application for two large new digital advertising screens on Bath Road, Totterdown. 1. Go to planningonline.bristol.gov.uk/search and enter code: 19/04821/A 2. Click ‘Make a Comment’. 3. Write as much as[…]
Read moreThis week’s Items of Interest: 1. Bristol City Council is currently consulting on a review of its Licensing Policy and Cumulative Impact Assessment Policy, which normally cover businesses such as pubs, clubs, restaurants, hotels, off licenses and late night food takeaways. The consultation deadline has been extended to Thursday 14 November. Find out more here; comments can also be[…]
Read moreSo, we roll round to that time of year again when Totterdown buzzes with art and activity, as the annual FRONT ROOM Arts Trail celebrates creativity in many forms. Lots to see and do – in houses, pubs, churches and cafes, as well as random activities in the streets. In[…]
Read moreIf you’re interested in the impact of the demolitions of the 1960s and 1970s on Totterdown, you’re invited to come along to a series of events hosted by the Road Project as part of the Front Room Arts Trail, Friday 15th-Sunday 17th November. In the late 1960s an Inner City[…]
Read moreFor those interested in this floating pontoon, details of the planning permission are set out below. TRESA supports this development in principle although concerns remain about the safe segregation of pedestrians and cyclists. 19/01050/F | The proposed development is a new floating pontoon walkway along the southern bank of the Floating[…]
Read morePerfect book gifts from Bristol’s leading independent publisher, Tangent Books The Bristol Short Story Prize Anthology Volume 12 The Bristol Short Story Prize, in association with Tangent Books, is an annual international writing competition open to all published and unpublished, UK and non-UK based writers. The 2019 Bristol Short Story[…]
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