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.
The A1 airport bus service that links Bristol Airport with Temple Meads and the city centre is to be diverted onto the Metrobus route. Changes will be implemented from 28th October. Currently, the A1 bus travels between Temple Meads and the airport every 10 minutes along the A38 through Bedminster, Bedminster[…]
Read moreThis Autumn TRESA will be completing an audit of all our wonderful street trees and the trees growing in our public spaces. This is a Woodland Trusts ‘We Love Trees’ event. Launch is on October 13th starting at 10.30am with a walk around Totterdown to identify and record some of[…]
Read moreBristol City Council has highlighted the following issues of interest: The next in the series of Hot Coffee Hot Topic sessions at City Hall, College Green on Thursday 4 October (8.00am – 9.15am) focuses on the future of Bristol’s high streets. Please note that if you’d like to attend you must book through this Eventbrite page . Designed to support[…]
Read moreMake streets safer for children and we all benefit. Parents tell us that the worst things about the school run are cars, cars and more cars. This International Walk to School Month we need to urge our local councils to do something about it. There’s a range of ways local authorities[…]
Read moreLocal charities to get a boost from new funding to help improve health of Bristol people Voluntary, community and social enterprise sector organisations are set to get a helping hand from Bristol Community Health, which provides local NHS community health services. Bristol Community Health has launched a new grant scheme,[…]
Read moreHadley Property Group purchased the empty plot next to Totterdown Bridge (The old Esso garage/car wash). They then suggested a 12 storey tower (above road level), and despite objections the plans have become worse with the tower growing to 14 storeys, and now 15 storey above road level. Additional blocks[…]
Read moreTina Richardson has been fundraising and raising awareness all week for struggling Kenyan mothers and children. Tina and her two children have been taking part in the Sukuma Wiki (Stretch the week) challenge event and have restricted their food to the five ingredients available to many Kenyan families. If you want[…]
Read moreTRESA has received the following update from Bristol City Council highways team about the temporary pedestrian crossing on St Lukes Road: St Luke’s pedestrian crossing refurbishment works are being planned in to occur at the end of October 2018. The works are expected to last for approximately 3 weeks with[…]
Read moreReminder – Redcliff Quarter Site Visit followed by drinks in the Portwall Tavern – 25th September from 5:00pm Redcliff Quarter Site Visit – Tuesday 25th September from 5:00pm Redcliff Street, Redcliffe, Bristol, BS1 6LP bristolheritageforum@gmail.com (Entry via a gate in the perimeter hoarding on Redcliff Street, opposite The Co-operative Food store.[…]
Read more‘THESE FOUR BRISTOL ARTISTS ALL HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY ABOUT MODERN SOCIETY’ By STEVE WRIGHT, Tuesday Sep 11, 2018, Bristol 24/7 FAB 4 is a new exhibition at Bocabar featuring four Bristol artists whose profiles are all on the rise. So, who’s on the roster? First up, anyone who found themselves gazing up[…]
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