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.
An invitation to come and find wild flowers at 1.00pm, on New Year’s Day … Alex Morss, freelance ecologist, will be leading a new year plant hunt around Victoria Park, Knowle back alleys and Northern Slopes. The idea is to count how many wild flowers are in bloom. It’s part[…]
Read moreGlobal Warming of 1.5°C In October 2018 the Inter-Governmental Panel on Climate Change issued a special report on the impacts of global warming. The report found that limiting global warming to 1.5°C would require “rapid and far-reaching” transitions in land, energy, industry, buildings, transport, and cities. Global net human-caused emissions[…]
Read moreOn Tuesday 8 January 6.00-9.00pm at Windmill Hill City Farm, Action Greater Bedminster and Windmill Hill Community Forum will be hosting a ‘Community Conversation’ on the Bedminster Green Development. This will be an opportunity to be informed about the development and how to respond to the Framework consultation. The event[…]
Read moreThe New Found Out New Year’s Eve reggae party from 8.00pm. The Oxford Superb party band – Whitemanferno + Dj’s + Fireworks. 8.00pm-1.30am. Floor fillers bring their unique take on hip-hop, funk, and party classics. Expect surprises, from Snoop to Stevie, and Cameo to Coolio. Tickets, £10, available from the Oxford. The[…]
Read moreDuring 2018, a large number of Freedom of Information requests were made relating to the decision to cancel Bristol’s arena on Arena Island at Temple Meads. The majority of these requests remain unanswered, despite a guideline of 20 working days to receive a response. Details of the requests are below[…]
Read moreBristol Waste’s Community Engagement Team visited the GENeco plant at Avonmouth to discover what happens to all our leftover food. Separating waste materials Getting more people to recycle their food waste is really important. Not only can food waste cause major problems when left unseparated from waste going to landfill,[…]
Read moreClarence Road – which runs between Bedminster Bridge Roundabout and Bath Bridge Roundabout – will be partially closed to eastbound traffic from 7th January 2019 for 12 weeks. The closure is to allow work to take place on junction improvements at the Bath Bridge Roundabout. Traffic will be redirected via York[…]
Read moreTRESA has received the following notification from Mayor Marvin Rees indicating that Bristol will not meet the legal deadline (31st December 2018) for announcing a clean air plan for the city: Bristol City Council is developing a Clean Air Plan which aims to reduce the harm caused to health from[…]
Read moreThe police are appealing for witnesses after an attempted distraction burglary in Totterdown. The victim, a woman in her 80s, answered a knock at the door of her home in County Street at about 2.45pm on Saturday (15th December). A man, dressed in work boots and high vis jacket/trousers, claimed[…]
Read moreBristol Living Streets have produced a really interesting report on the walkability of the route from Broadwalk in Knowle, down the Wells Road through Totterdown, joining the Bath Road and over Bath Road bridge. Lots of issues to address to make this route better for pedestrians of all ages and[…]
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