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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Life Cycle UK is a charity based in Bristol which believes that cycling can improve individual lives, local communities and the environment. If you haven’t cycled in a while but would like to give it a go, Life Cycle UK’s ‘return to cycling’ rides could be the perfect opportunity. The[…]
Read moreFarrows Fish & Chips on Wells Road are getting together with other local businesses to bring you ‘Fishstock’ – Totterdown’s own family friendly food and music festival. Pop along to Zone A on Sunday 21st July, 1-5pm. All welcome.
Read more1. Bristol City Council has launched the Bristol Social Value Toolkit. The approach taken ensures that processes used to award grants or contracts give organisations the chance to demonstrate, and be recognised for, the contribution they make to the city, particularly for disadvantaged groups or communities. The Social Value Policy and further information is available[…]
Read more1. The summer festival season in Bristol is in full swing. Just some examples: Bristol Pride 2019 has just started, and runs till Sunday 14 July at venues across the city with Pride Day on Saturday 13 July. Clifton Fest 2019 is on Saturday 6 July, as is the Southmead Festival. The annual Bristol Shakespeare Festival – the biggest yet – is taking place throughout July in alfresco[…]
Read moreBristol City Council has been ordered by the government to submit plans to reduce harmful pollutants in the city’s atmosphere as soon as possible. A 6-week consultation on two options started 1st July 2019. From a Totterdown perspective, it is noticeable that Wells Road and Bath Road are not mentioned[…]
Read moreConstruction updates Work on the Temple Gate scheme started on 26 June 2017 and is due to finish in Autumn 2019. New paving on Friary pedestrian area New bus stop construction on Temple Way New and updated: · NEW: Victoria Street inbound has reopened to traffic. · NEW: New paving on the Friary and wall[…]
Read moreA HUGE “Thank You!” to everyone who made this year’s GREAT GET TOGETHER such a special occasion. Here’s a few photos to enjoy. On the afternoon of Sunday 23 June we gathered on Zone A for music, dance, food and entertainment and we weren’t disappointed! Who cares about a little[…]
Read moreWould you like to learn photography skills? Are you interested in helping with dementia research? We are looking for people who have been given a diagnosis of dementia in the last two years to take part in our research exploring how photographs can help spark conversations. The research will involve:[…]
Read moreThis week’s Items of Interest: 1. Bristol City Council is currently carrying out a survey aimed at workspace providers in the city with a collection of units 3,000 sq ft or under in size. The intention is to use the information collected to monitor property trends and to better inform future developments/funding bids. To take[…]
Read moreIt’s Clean Air Day and TRESA is really pleased that Cabot Tyres agreed to having a ‘no idling’ sign to encourage their customers to switch off their engines while they are waiting for their new tyres. Thank you Cabot Tyres! What is the problem? An idling engine produces up to[…]
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