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.
Thank you for taking the time to read our ninth email update on the Temple Gate roadworks. We will be sending one of these updates every month, providing the latest information about changes to the road network and some general information about the scheme. Construction updates Work on the Temple[…]
Read moreThe ward Councillors Jon and Lucy are looking at a way of engaging with the groups and people of Windmill Hill and working with you to help set local priorities. To discuss this, the date for your diary is Wednesday 28th February 2018 at 7pm and the venue is the[…]
Read moreA petition has been created using Change.org to call for a parking zone in Totterdown. The petition says: Parking during the day throughout the week and at weekends is becoming very difficult for residents of Totterdown anywhere near the Wells Road. This is because commuters and shoppers use our area[…]
Read moreJoint statement by The Friends of Jubilee Pool concerning the Bristol City Council’s Sport and Active Recreation Facility strategy 2017-2022: [For immediate release] Jubilee Pool under threat again…Act now! The consultation for Bristol City Council’s Sport and Active Recreation Facility strategy is currently open to the public and due to[…]
Read moreThe report commissioned by Bristol City Council into the effects of 20mph is now available. The key findings are: Speed • On average, according to Automatic Traffic Count (ATC) speed data (with over 36 million vehicle observations analysed) there was a statistically significant 2.7mph decrease in vehicle speeds on roads[…]
Read moreNominations are open to find Bristol’s top 100 most influential Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) people. The Bristol BME Power List has been launched by the University of Bristol and the students’ union and will be run by the Bristol Post. Entries are open until Friday 9 March. More than 200 names have[…]
Read moreBuglife, the Invertebrate Conservation Trust, launched it’s Urban Buzz project in Bristol last year. Bristol is one of the latest cities to undergo transformation via the project, into a network of buzzing hotspots, helping our city-dwelling pollinators. The Urban Buzz project is funded by The Biffa Award, Garfield Weston Foundation and[…]
Read moreConcerns have been raised about the possible closure of Jubilee Pool. Bristol City Council is consulting on the basis of a report that includes the following: “No further investment should be made in enhancing the older pools sites – e.g. Jubilee – that are nearing the end of their lifespan.”[…]
Read moreSlightly outside of the TRESA area, but the developments at Bedminster green are “on our doorstep” and affects the tone for development in South Bristol. Residents group “WHaM” have provided feedback on the latest development plans.
Read moreCrowdfunding to relight the cross on the front of Totterdown Methodist Church, Bushy Park, Totterdown Some years ago the cross was put in place by a team of mainly young people using ropes and ladders in a method no longer in keeping with modern ‘Health & Safety’ standards. Nowadays, to[…]
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