Congratulations to Baked
Congratulations to Baked of Oxford Street, Totterdown, who won ‘best bakery’ award at the Bristol Good Food Awards 2016!
Read moreTotterdown 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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Congratulations to Baked of Oxford Street, Totterdown, who won ‘best bakery’ award at the Bristol Good Food Awards 2016!
Read moreWould you like to help light up Totterdown in the run-up to Christmas? We would like to have a giant advent calendar across Totterdown, with one house unveiling a different window full of art, craft and festive decorations every day of advent. If you’d like to be a part of[…]
Read moreThank you to everyone who visited us at the Arts Trail. We appreciated your positve feeback and support with our design proposals. We hope some of you enjoyed the small light installation we held later in the evening. We aim to have our design report document available online soon for[…]
Read moreThe Big Drink Debate takes place from Monday 14 October 2016 to Monday 30 January 2017. It’s your chance to say what you think about alcohol. Follow the link to take part and have a chance to win £100 of Cabot Circus vouchers:www.bristol.gov.uk/bristolsbigdrinkdebate
Read moreDon’t lose your right to vote- look out for your Household Enquiry Form Electoral Services canvassers are currently visiting properties in Bristol to ensure residents have returned their Household Enquiry Form enabling people to vote in elections. You can avoid a visit by responding to the form which has been[…]
Read moreThe Festival of Female Entrepreneurs brings together some of the UK’s most influential female entrepreneurs, business leaders and brightest start-ups to provide detailed insight for starting and scaling your business. The jam-packed programme at the At-Bristol science centre includes: Julie Deane, who launched The Cambridge Satchel Company with just £600 and now exports around the world[…]
Read moreIncreasing numbers of young people are feeling let down by and detached from the people who make decisions on their behalf. This feeling exists on a national scale, reflected by just 40% of 18-24 year olds voting in the last election, as well as on a local scale. How many[…]
Read moreWandering About Bristol, Saturday 22 October 12.30 – 2pm, meeting at Arnos Vale. We invite you to join us on a collective walk – what we call a wander – in between the centre and near the margins of Bristol. We will meet at Arnos Vale cemetery, and wander through the streets, over and under some bridges,[…]
Read moreThe accessibility of our homes, buildings and public spaces is an issue not just for those of us with a permanent physical disability. With an ageing population, more and more of us will experience reduced mobility in our lifetime. There are also other needs to consider, such as mental health.[…]
Read moreBurglars broke into Patco, Wells Road, in the early hours of Sunday morning (25th September) by forcing their way through the roof. Members of the local community have expressed sympathy and support for Kumar and Panna Patel whose shop Patco has served Totterdown for 19 years, as well as offering[…]
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