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 Head of Strategic City Transport, Bristol City Council, has contacted TRESA about planned changes around Temple Meads station. “I am writing to inform you that the Temple Gate infrastructure project, a key part of the regeneration of the Bristol Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone, will soon begin. This will see the[…]
Read moreTRESA has been out on Poo Patrol today, checking where inconsiderate dog owners have not cleaned up after their pets. The good news is that many of our streets are clean. But it is disappointing to see that some dog owners allow their dogs to defecate on our green spaces[…]
Read moreTRESA is joining with over 50 schools and community organisations doing their bit to highlight the problem of dog fouling in Bristol. Please get in touch if you would like to help (Email: hello@tresa.org.uk). Why are we doing this? The Clean Streets Campaign is working with Bristol University and the Sustainable Learning[…]
Read moreAt the latest TRESA meeting on Wednesday 17th May, we were pleased to have John Payne from Bristol Civic Society as our guest speaker. John told us about the Civic Society, what it is and how it operates. We then looked at various examples of good design and some of the larger[…]
Read moreBristol South – The Park, Knowle – Thursday 18th May, 7.00-9.30pm – book here Which party has the strongest policies on pushing for gender equality? What issues matter most to you? Brexit? the NHS? Economic growth? Worker’s rights? Environmental sustainability? How might women be affected by these issues? If you’re interested[…]
Read moreUpdate: A van crashed into a house in Winton Lane Totterdown. A car involved in the accident did not stop.
Read moreIf you have an interest in the history of Totterdown’s pubs, you may enjoy reading: The Nineteenth-and Twentieth-Century Public House in Bristol English Heritage Project: NHPP 4A1 6942. Totterdown has its own section, and there are other references to Totterdown throughout. Happy reading!
Read moreDo you need a low-cost computer? You could get connected for as little as £50 Did you know that over 400 reconditioned computers and laptops are available to be bought through local project, Bristol Computer Reuse, in partnership with Byteback IT Solutions and Bristol City Council. If you are not[…]
Read moreThe Quality of Life survey provides an annual snapshot of people’s lifestyles and how they feel about living in Bristol. This year, for the first time, the survey is open to all members of the public aged 16 and over, giving them the opportunity to tell the council and other[…]
Read moreAn opportunity to hear some short contributions from a range of speakers, to share views on outdoor advertising and explore whether – and how – we might better use this space for the wellbeing of people and communities. The meeting is at Hamilton House, Stokes Croft on 13 April, 7pm.[…]
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