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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The Big Listen 4th March 2019 to 10th March 2019 Windmill Hill City Farm is an organisation with the community at its heart and we want to hear from you! The Big Listen is a week-long project that aims to discover what the local community want from their city farm. We[…]
Read moreA spring work party is planned to perform some gardening on the flower beds and keep it looking nice. The flowers and shrubs planted last year are doing well ad need a little TLC to remove the weeds around the now sprouting bulbs. We will spend about an hour to[…]
Read moreA decision about the planning application for a 17-storey tower block at Totterdown Bridge has been delayed again. A letter from Bristol City Council officer indicates: “I am writing to confirm that the time period for making a decision has been extended to 11 April 2019. This is to allow[…]
Read moreJoin us for the Green Mingle on Thursday 7 March from 5.30 at The Kitchen, Silver Street. Always a great opportunity for new connections and interesting conversations, and this month we’ll be joined by UWE and Ujima Radio colleagues to share images from their recent Photovoice collaboration! Connect and collaborate with other Partnership[…]
Read moreThe next Spark Forum event is on Tuesday 19 March from 4.30 – 7.00pm, generously hosted by Burges Salmon. Following an inspiring and impactful first Spark Forum event last November, Bristol Green Capital partnership is looking forward to offering an opportunity for members to connect and collaborate to create real change for the[…]
Read moreEarly Wildlife Sightings Thank you to those who have seen and reported sightings in this unusually warm period: the Beast from the East has been followed by the Sweety from the South. Keep ‘em coming! On Monday, 25 February Shelagh Akbulut saw a Little Egret in the trees whilst taking[…]
Read moreAlmost 600 Bristol Cable members voted on what to campaign for in 2019. From the two options crowd-sourced from members, the most voted-for option is cleaner air for Bristol. There were several steps for gathering campaign ideas from members, including a members’ meeting, and an online suggestion form. The reasons[…]
Read moreBristol firm Extract Coffee Roasters is appealing to local skaters to donate their spare boards to a charity that empowers young people in Ethiopia through skateboarding. St Werburghs-based Extract launched its ‘Kickflip Deck Amnesty’ aims to collect at least 100 boards to send to Ethiopia Skate, which was formed in[…]
Read moreBristol Green party are looking for a part-time manager for their 2020 Mayoral campaign. Details are reproduced below. ____ Bristol is one of the UKs ‘Greenest’ cities with a consistently high green vote in local and national elections. It is a city where innovation, green industry and business flourish. But[…]
Read moreMayor Marvin Rees has responded to Dr Thérèse Coffey MP, Under Secretary of State for the Environment, who recently wrote to the Mayor expressing concern at his failure to meet the deadline for a plan to improve Bristol’s air quality. The text of his letter, dated 21st February 2019, is[…]
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