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.
Bristol City Council is keen to see what can be done to encourage community-led projects which benefit everyone. We’d like your ideas to tell us how we can make it easier for these projects to happen such as getting permission or decisions made quickly about using council land or property. We’d like to hear[…]
Read moreJupiter Ventures, a Bedminster-based developer, is proposing to demolish the Raj Mahal Restaurant in Clarence Road and replace it with 20 student flats. A drop-in event for local residents is to be held at the restaurant on Monday August 14, between 4pm and 7pm. Local residents are being asked to comment on[…]
Read moreBristol City Council proposes major funding cuts to local services in order to try and close its significant budget gap. The Council says this stems from financial pressure driven by central government funding reductions, a growing population, an increasing demand for services and increasing costs of goods and services. You[…]
Read moreBelow is the response sent to Hadley Property groups regarding its recent designs for the former Esso site on Bath Road, next to Totterdown Bridge. RE: Response to Hadley Group public exhibition on proposed development at Totterdown Bridge Dear Sir/Madam, Hadley Group invited TRESA to a public exhibition of their[…]
Read moreCrossman homes have submitted another application for developing land at the corner of Stanley Hill, Bathwell Road, and Goolden Street. The application can be viewed here: http://planningonline.bristol.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=documents&keyVal=OEO3L4DNKHU00 Here is TRESA’s response produced by director Linn Waite who lives locally to the site. We strongly object to the application submitted by[…]
Read moreHowdy Folks, The Victoria Park sunflower planting date has been set. for Wednesday 2nd August – 11am onwards. I have grown over 100 plants and it’s high time to get into the flowerbed by the kiddies playground, so if you fancy coming and helping out, and claiming one as a[…]
Read moreThe planning application for the cycle route through Victoria Park has been submitted. The planning application reference number is 17/03958/FB. It can now be viewed on the Council’s public website: It can be viewed on the Council’s public website by following this link:- http://planningonline.bristol.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=summary&keyVal=OT8EN2DNKAI00 Click on the ‘Comments’ tab to[…]
Read morePlans for 48 bio-diesel generators in St Philip’s Marsh have been rejected. TRESA objected to this proposal, as did many local residents, parents and staff at St Philip’s Marsh Nursery School, and local councillors. The council rejected the plans for the second time last September after receiving over 350 objections[…]
Read moreNacoa have been Upfest’s charity-partner since 2009 and raised over £30,000 which has contributed greatly to providing helpline services freely given by people who truly care. Since meeting Liam Byrne MP, the last two years have seen many changes for children struggling with their parent’s alcohol problems, the setting up[…]
Read moreChildren and parents from Hillcrest Primary School held a demonstration on Tuesday (11th July) in support of the much-loved lollipop man on the Wells Road, Totterdown. Paul Whitmell has helped children cross the busy road for 15 years, but there is a proposal to make him redundant as part of Bristol City[…]
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