Sunday 19th February 2017 marked the first “Festival of Light” to be held at the Community Space on Park Street. Originally planned for November, a torrential downpour required a change in date so the event was deferred until February when we had a really pleasant evening, with just a slight chill[…]
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 moreMonday Gardening club will be meeting again on 13th February at 11.30am. We plan to keep up with the weeding ready for our big plant up starting on 13th March and continuing on Saturday 18th March. The bulbs planted in January are already starting to shoot up – signs spring[…]
Read moreMany of us know that Zone N/Bushy Park is a bit run down and mostly frequented by street drinkers and drug dealers. As a public space, anyone is free to use it. We just wish they would take their litter home! TRESA are working with local landscape architects on a[…]
Read moreTRESA had been successful in getting funding to improve Bushy Park and we have been working with architects Clifton Emery Design to produce some designs. The funding had been obtained from the sell off of some of Salcombe Road Open Space in Knowle. Sadly the funding has now been withdrawn and sucked[…]
Read moreThe area on the corner of Goolden Street and Bathwell Road is going to be redeveloped. The developers have proposed that 9 flats (intended for up to 34 people) will be built to look like 7 houses. Whilst it’s great to see development of this land, the development will: Be[…]
Read moreOn 7th January, local residents joined TRESA to give a warm welcome to 2017 with the fifth annual wassailing at the community orchard in Park Street and on Zone A, Wells Road. We had a crowd of over 20 people starting in the community space with a drink of cider[…]
Read moreFollowing the incident at the Totterdown Mosque and the outpouring of support, Jo Bushell decided to use the subject for her dissertation in Urban Studies (MSc) at UCL.
Read moreYou can trust art teachers to make great works for festive windows.
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