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
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It’s still full speed ahead in the Enterprise Zone this month. Oracle have announced they are expanding their international Startup Accelerator Program into Bristol’s Engine Shed and development in Glass Wharf is carrying on apace. Venturefest has also kicked off, and promises to have a packed programme of events through[…]
Read moreIf you have ever wanted to help your local community now is your opportunity to volunteer with the Avon Community Resilience Team (CRT). The purpose of the Avon CRT is to support communities within Avon to be able to be better prepared to cope with adverse situations like the effects[…]
Read moreBristol Women’s Voice are proud to host an International Women’s Day celebration at M Shed on the 4th of March 11am-5pm (registration from 10:30). The day will be full of celebration, workshops, talks, music and more! Our full line up will be announced shortly but we are excited to give you[…]
Read moreFears are mounting about the closure or sell-off of Jubilee Pool. There is a public demonstration of support for the pool at 12.00 on Saturday 18th February at the pool. Petitions are being signed in paper form and on line versions can be found at: http://epetitions.bristol.gov.uk/epetition_core/community/petition/3779
Read moreNo doubt you’ve heard about how the Council plans to save £92m+. Part of that is the proposed cut of the majority of Neighbourhood Partnerships (NP) funding, effectively ending NPs as a Council supported way in which residents can have a relationship with the local authority. This means that Neighbourhood[…]
Read moreThe Bristol Short Story Prize is an annual international writing competition open to all published and unpublished, UK and non-UK based writers. We publish an annual anthology of the winning stories as well as presenting cash prizes. The 2017 Bristol Short Story Prize is open for entries. The competition is open[…]
Read more“I just want to go out, I am not asking for a lot. People choose to make this harder for me, I do not have any choice in how difficult my journey will be, but other people that can influence this, choose to do nothing to make it easier.” This[…]
Read moreCome along to bring some light into the darkness on Sunday February 19 to the Park Street Community Space. Bring lanterns, candles, torches, lamps, glow sticks, or anything that creates a light. There will be a craft activity to decorate jam jars and prepare them to light up the darkness.[…]
Read moreDirectors from Bristol and across the West of England are being invited to enter one of the region’s top annual awards schemes that recognises excellence and enterprise. The Institute of Directors’ South West Director of the Year Awards 2017 will showcase outstanding leaders and entrepreneurs. Nominations are open to anyone working[…]
Read moreHappy City, a charity set up in Bristol to improve lives through a focus on happiness, have been funded by Bristol Ageing Better to provide a free 2-day course on how to introduce the 5 ways to wellbeing in your community. The Happy City Wellbeing Champions programme is a 2[…]
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