Gloucester Road Central May Fest on Saturday, May 6th

Details: Category: Gloucester Road; Published: 19 April 2017

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Tuesday 17 April

Come along to the Bishopston Society public meeting tonight at 7.15 at the Cricket Ground, Nevil Road. BS7 9EJ to discuss the issues raised in this article. "Don't look at what is dying in the high street, but what is living.High-street shops that are now doing well are hair and beauty salons, coffee bars, fast-food outlets, health and convenience stores. Farmers’ markets are booming. As rents fall, charity shops selling “pre-loved” goods move in." https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/apr/17/high-streets-heart-cities-web

High streets put the heart into cities. The web can’t compete with that | Simon Jenkins

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Saturday 14 April

More high rise buildings for Bristol?https://www.bristol247.com/opinion/your-say/entire-appearance-bristol-under-threat/

'The entire appearance of Bristol is under threat'

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Friday 13 April

Who shops on the Gloucester Road? Do people travel any distance to use particular shops? How does the availability of public transport affect people's use of the shops? Find the answers to some of these questions at the Bishopston Society Public Meeting on Tues April 17th 7.30 at the Cricket ground.

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Thursday 12 April

Chain shops on the UK's high streets continue to close. But what of independent shops? How well are they doing on the Glos Road? Do business rates make a difference to the type of shops we have? Come to the Bishopston Society Public Meeting Tues April 17th 7.30 and see if anyone knows the answer to this and other issues. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2018/apr/11/tough-year-high-street-internet-shopping-weak-pound

6,000 shops close in tough year for UK's high streets

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Tuesday 10 April

Does anyone ever wonder how far people travel to shop on the Gloucester Road? Find out at the Bishopston's Society pub;ic meeting on April 17th 7.30 at the Cricket Club.

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Monday 09 April

Don't forget the Bishopston Society's next public meeting on Tuesday 17th April 2018, 7.30pm, at Gloucester Cricket Club. There will be a panel of speakers to answer your questions. So if you've ever wondered, for example, what might be the effect of on-line shopping on the street or how the recent snow events impacted on local shops then this is a good chance to find out.

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Thursday 19 April

Ongoing problems on the Beach Line - GWR need renewed focus to finally sort this out https://t.co/OLUPag865i

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@ghcgardenGH Community Garden

Thursday 19 April

It’s our Spring Fair 12th May 1-4pm. Please join us for a HUGE plant sale, morris dancing, live music, traditional… https://t.co/nJX8M62UzN

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@bristolparksBristol Parks

Thursday 19 April

Need to tell us about a problem in a park? Our webform (with picture upload facility) is the best place to go:… https://t.co/BKvTxFMinY

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@TincanCoffeeCoTincan Coffee Co

Thursday 19 April

Love coffee? Love making coffee? We’re hiring for our brand spanking new cafe on Gloucester Rd. #Bristol opening la… https://t.co/jcdHminRRu

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@BristolCouncilBristol City Council

Thursday 19 April

Enjoying the sunny afternoon at Brandon Hill or St Andrew's Park? Help us to keep them clean and tidy by taking you… https://t.co/33NI1poBIE

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@BristolCouncilBristol City Council

Thursday 19 April

If you’re visiting Queen Square, College Green or Castle Park over the next few days, help us to keep them clean an… https://t.co/PLertxJlb0

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