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 proposed Engine Shed 2 development at Temple Meads has been approved by Bristol City Council planning committee. The proposal prompted objections from the Victorian Society and Historic England who argued more of the Victorian heritage should be retained at the site – in particular, the listed George and Railway[…]
Read moreTotterdown residents who head into town past Redcliffe Wharf will notice considerable change over the next few years as a new development containing flats, restaurants, shops and offices is constructed. Historic boat building premises will be demolished but two other buildings on the site will be refurbished. There will also[…]
Read moreFrom the 16th to 29th October Bristol City Council and Bristol Waste Company ran another successful initiative to help keep our city clean and tidy – the Autumn Litter Blitz. Over the course of the fortnight, 504 bags of litter were collected by neighbours, friends, community groups, schools and colleagues.[…]
Read moreLocal choir ‘Break Out Voices’ will be holding their Christmas concert and party on Sunday 17th December. Both the adult and the children’s choir will be performing and this year the choir will be raising money for homeless charity Emmaus. The event takes place at Southbank Arts Centre on Dean[…]
Read moreMayor Marvin Rees has launched his Corporate Strategy for Bristol which can be read here: Tough Times, High Hopes 2018 2023 (1)
Read moreBristol City Council is proposing to reduce the funding it offers to parents and carers who need extra help to provide care for their children by £50k in 2018/19. The proposals are described in the survey below. Please give them your views. Online Survey The consultation results and the council’s decision[…]
Read moreBristol City Council is proposing to reduce the budget it offers to support neighbourhood action by £257k in 2018/19. They have indicated that your views, along with the views of other local groups and partners and the results of their Equalities Impact Assessment, will be taken into consideration in developing a set[…]
Read moreBristol City Council is proposing to reduce the budget for cultural services by £50k in 2018/19. To do this they are looking at ways of increasing income. This includes introducing charges at some of Bristol’s museums, increasing sponsorship and changes to how the Bristol Film Office and Site Permissions services[…]
Read moreBristol City Council has a target to reduce what it spends on parks by at least £2.868 million per year by April 2019. They have indicated that this means services will need to be run in a different way; working more with communities, making more money, creating more partnerships, making services[…]
Read moreI am an architecture masters student undertaking a project looking at how safe people feel in Bristol, and finding out what could be done to improve it. I have created an anonymous questionnaire and I would be really grateful if you could pass this on to your fellow residents. Link for[…]
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