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.
TRESA is now ready to start collecting ‘stories’ for our multicultural Totterdown book. We are asking people who live or work in Totterdown, and were born or have ancestry in another country, to tell us something about their heritage and how they came to be living or working in Totterdown.[…]
Read moreA series of eight public events have been announced by Bristol City Council to consult the public on proposals to cut just over £4.7m in budgets for libraries, public toilets, school crossing patrols, Neighbourhood Partnerships and Bristol Community Links. The proposed changes include cutting the number of city libraries to 10;[…]
Read moreBristol Walking Alliance has launched a petition to ban parking on pavements in Bristol. Bristol Walking Alliance petition to ban parking on Bristol’s pavements – Bristol City Council This will give residents of Bristol the same benefits as those living in London where legislation already bans pavement parking. Background information[…]
Read morePlease join TRESA members and friends on Zone A – the green space on the Wells Road at Highgrove and Firfield Streets – on Sunday 9 July between 1 and 5pm . Stalls, games, food, drinks! Meet Lavender Broom, admire the community mosaic, and find out who has won this[…]
Read moreBristol City Council is carrying out an informal consultation on their revised plans for the Filwood Quietway through Victoria Park and there is a limited time in which to express your views on the proposals. Comments need to be received by Monday, June 26th. You can comment quickly and easily[…]
Read moreThe Bristol parks Forum ‘Protect our Parks’ petition calling on Bristol City Council to withdraw the current budget plan (to stop funding parks from April 2019) and work with the Parks Forum and others to develop a realistic alternative is now live on the Bristol City Council website. See http://bristolparksforum.us7.[…]
Read moreCome to the TRESA public meeting, Wednesday 21st June at 7.30pm in Totterdown Canteen, to meet representative of UWE and find out about ClairCity . The four year project (2016-2020) is working directly with citizens and local authorities in six countries around Europe. The Science Communication Unit at UWE Bristol is leading the[…]
Read moreVictoria Park Action Group (VPAG) will be doing some bench maintenance this coming Saturday, June 24th, and if you would like to help out you will be more than welcome. The work involves sandpapering and wire-brushing the benches down and then repainting and re-varnishing them. All tools and equipment are[…]
Read moreThe University of Bristol is planning to build a new £300 million campus at Temple Meads. The development will transform the derelict sorting office and part of Arena Island into an open campus that will be part of the community, help to regenerate the area and benefit the whole city.[…]
Read moreBristol City Council is launching five consultations which reveal detailed proposals for how the Council could deliver certain local services with a reduced budget. Libraries, public toilets, school crossing patrols, Neighbourhood Partnerships and Bristol Community Links are all covered in the proposals. The ‘Your Neighbourhood’ consultations ask people to comment[…]
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