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29 December 2012
Bishopston Society Public Meeting reminder Tuesday 2nd October (7.15 for a 7.30pm start) at Horfield Quaker Meeting House How can we as ordinary citizens exploit people power to improve Bishopston? ...
03 September 2018
The latest e newsletter from The Neighbourhood Planning Network includes details of its next meeting on April 10th, as well as the three current BCC consultations. This information can be found here
06 April 2018
Date: 10 June 2017 Venue: The Suite, M Shed, Princes Wharf, Wapping Rd, Bristol, BS1 4RN Time: 11:00 - 14:30 Further details can be found here
03 June 2017
Final meeting of the BCR NP June 5th 2017. The evening will start with the closing meeting for the Neighbourhood Partnership and includes final CIL funding decisions and the open Public Forum. 7-9 pm 5 ...
27 May 2017
Redland Green School at 7pm. “A future Community Partnership”. The Bishopston Cotham and Redland Neighbourhood Partnership will cease at the end of June 2017. All community organisations working, and ...
11 April 2017
Event Invitation: What Next? Life after Neighbourhood Partnerships 5th April 6:30pm. This meeting is being organised to discus how the work of the now defunct Neighbourhood Partnerships might be continued, ...
22 March 2017
The Bishopston Cotham and Redland Neighbourhood Partnerships are combining to have a joint Forum meeting. Details of this meeting can be found here
06 March 2017
The time, venue and full details of the agenda for this latest Forum meeting can be found here Issues being discussed include The Dongola Road Area residents traffic scheme and the new play area at Ashley ...
24 May 2016
Details of the Combined Forum where you can meet your new councillors and help plan and prioritise new projects, a listing of local events like The Free Harmony Picnic in St Andrew's Park, Sun 22nd May ...
16 May 2016
  The BCR festival 2016 Festival will run from April 30th  to May 8th. Details of the events can be found on the BCR website here
22 April 2016
The 2016 dates, venues and further deatails for the local Neighbourhood Partnership and Neighbourhood Forum meetings can be seen here  
24 January 2016
Come along and have your say at one of our quarterly forum meetings. Make suggestions, meet your local councillors and be updated on local issues. Forum meetings are themed so please come along to whichever ...
23 November 2015
here The Partnership Neighbourhood Plan for 2015/16 has been agreed and the details can be seen on the Partnership website. To help us fulfil the Plan’s ambitions, several subgroups have been set up: ...
12 October 2015
... are local consultation sessions planned and the Neighbourhood Partnership will be reviewing the options at the open Neighbourhood Partnership meeting on June 22nd and deciding how it can best support what ...
01 May 2015
The Bishopston,Cotham and Redland NP festival starts on May 2nd. The full details and list of events can be found here
28 April 2015
In view of the reduced resources available to local government, Bristol City Council is requiring all the Neighbourhood Partnerships to devise their own 3-year Neighbourhood Plan by March 2015. This ...
25 November 2014
Although there is a more than a four-month gap between the Neighbourhood Partnership meetings in June and October, this is no “summer recess” as experienced by our MP’s. In July we were given the first ...
15 September 2014
... and behaviour towards sustainable living, and to enable every neighbourhood in the city can play an active part in identifying and delivering projects for Bristol’s European Green Capital year 2015. More ...
21 August 2014
May 3rd to May 11th was our Neighbourhood Festival, co-ordinated by the Bishopston Cotham and Redland Neighbourhood Partnership. Several events happened on the Gloucester Road area, including the Heritage ...
04 June 2014
May 3rd to May 11th is our Neighbourhood Festival, co-ordinated by the Bishopston Cotham and Redland Neighbourhood Partnership. You can find the details of the full programme on this (TBS) website here  ...
29 April 2014
... Public Forums (see the dates below), and/or speak to your councillors and your MP.If Neighbourhood Partnerships have a future, they will be even more important in getting action on very local issues. The ...
07 January 2014
Bristol City Council has produced a document that clearly explains the role of Bristol's Neighbourhood Partnerships and how they operate. This can be seen at: http://www.bristol.gov.uk/sites/default/files/documents/community_and_safety/neighbourhood_partnerships/NP ...
17 November 2013
Once again, the Neighbourhood Partnership structure has demonstrated its strength in successfully enabling local democracy to happen!                                         On October 14th at the ...
27 October 2013
... will be of significance to the Gloucester Rd in future years is the implementation of the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) on all planning permissions on new development. The Neighbourhood Partnership ...
27 June 2013
This is the FEBRUARY 2013 report, for which, apologies for its lateness! “My Neighbourhood Week” running from May 4th to May 11th 2013, is being co-ordinated by the Communication and Engagement Subgroup ...
08 May 2013
The Neighbourhood Planning Network (NPN) is a network of voluntary groups within the Bristol area, working together to help themselves and each other get better involvement in how their neighbourhoods ...
17 February 2012
The Neighbourhood Partnership is still in its early days – no-one has a magic blueprint for ensuring that local people feel involved in their communities to make them a better place: it is more the case ...
10 November 2010
 You may have seen this logo recently in Bishopston Matters:- It is Bristol City Council’s strategy for engaging more people in local democracy, and devolving Council services to a neighbourhood ...
05 July 2010
32. BCR Street Scene Newsletter
(Other news and events)
... last open meeting. With the demise of the Neighbourhood Partnerships we have not had many opportunities to share with a wider audience what work BCR Street Scene has done and formulate plans for the future. ...
04 February 2020
... their present form, segregated cycle lanes are uncommon and are thus often unattractive to non-cyclists • Development of walking schemes • Liveable Neighbourhoods – a policy which works well in Waltham ...
24 October 2019
... of our neighbourhood.   It has been my pleasure to see Bishopston prospering and developing since 1971 when I moved here aged 29 years with my young family. In those days Bishopston had an ageing ...
04 October 2019
  What is meant by a 'liveable' city or 'liveable' neighbourhoods? Is Bristol one and do these exist here? How can they be created or improved? Details of this afternoon event and how to book can be found here ...
26 September 2019
... homes that are planned as walkable, mixed-use and mixed-income neighbourhoods, with integrated affordable housing that is as well designed as well as the rest.  They also need a range of local services ...
08 September 2019
... realised. The fashion for wood burning stoves is based on the view that it is a cosy thing to have in our homes. But the smoke they produce pollutes our neighbourhoods and is now having the effect of counteracting ...
27 June 2019
... would like to show local people there is a vibrant voluntary sector in the neighbourhood and give an opportunity for local organisations to attract more supporters and volunteers. Maybe you belong to ...
26 June 2019
... us in quieter streets of the neighbourhood. These events are spread out through the day and all located around the Nevil Road/Gloucester Road junction. Times and full details are set out at the following ...
07 June 2019
40. Enjoy an evening walk
(Support CAD)
... walks which enable you to appreciate our neighbourhoods better, get a bit fitter and make a small contribution to a healthier, cleaner air quality in Bishopston. So this activity is very much focused ...
23 May 2019
Wetherspoon are about to try for a fourth time to put in an application to develop the derelict site on the Gloucester Road. The Bishopston Society has always objected to this application and our reasons ...
16 April 2019
42. BCR Street Scene March '19 Newsletter
(Other news and events)
... the report so you get an email acknowledgment. If you witness the fly tipping and have any evidence e.g. pictures of car registration numbers, please send these to Neighbourhood ...
05 March 2019
... schools will now begin to organise themselves to bring about cleaner air in their neighbourhood by adopting similar strategies. Waiting for BCC to take action is not a realistic option.... Read more  here ...
14 February 2019
44. Support the BID vote!
(Other news and events)
... of this. We're also asking shoppers to lobby shopkeepers to do the same. Did the old BID do things that were of benefit to our neighbourhood? We think so because, among other things, it – worked ...
14 February 2019
... on Facebook know that Rob Umphray has been campaigning for the last two years to get better trade waste enforcement along our section of the A38 corridor. Quote from Neighbourhood Enforcement Facebook ...
03 February 2019
... of our campaign. We have been active in building relationships across the range of ‘constituent’ bodies in the neighbourhood and have made very positive links with Gloucester Road traders who have very ...
15 January 2019
... retailers, businesses and agencies overestimate the importance of the car for customer travel. In 2006 Sustrans interviewed 840 shoppers and 126 retailers on two neighbourhood shopping streets in Bristol ...
07 December 2018
... of their family suffers and their neighbourhood becomes less desirable. ● Other factors such as the Filton Airfield development (“Cribbs-Patchway New Neighbourhood”), the scrapping of Severn Bridge tolls ...
10 September 2018
There is increasing recognition of the intense and growing problems of traffic, road safety and parking in our neighbourhood. Pedestrians, cyclists and drivers all face problems from cars speeding through ...
28 August 2018
The BCRCP Interim Steering Group which was formed in the wake of the former Neighbourhood Partnership, held its inaugural AGM at Bishopston Library on 22 February. The meeting (which also included ...
28 August 2018
Sometimes it is good to extend our view beyond our immediate neighbourhood. Though it is not that far beyond. Just a few miles north of us is the River Severn and its associated Levels landscape. ' ...
09 August 2018
To know how good or bad the air quality is in your neighbourhood and to inform any actions you may want to take to improve it, you first need to be able to easliy and accurately take the necessary measurements. ...
24 July 2018
53. Stoke Park Action Group
(Search - Web Links / Neighbourhood)
Stoke Park Action Group is a member group of Lockleaze Voice – a community group formed to ensure the views of the Lockleaze community of Bristol are heard by those making decisions that affect our neighbourhood ...
23 April 2016
54. Know Your Place
(Search - Web Links / Bristol)
Know Your Place is a Bristol City Council website that allows you to explore your neighbourhood through historic maps, images and linked information. Know Your Place allows wider access to Bristol's historic ...
23 April 2016
55. Design Bristol
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Design Bristol is a forum for anyone involved or interested in achieving quality place-making in Bristol. This could include built environment professionals, neighbourhood groups, students, or people who ...
23 April 2016
A network of voluntary groups within the Bristol area, working together to help themselves and each other get better involvement in how their neighbourhoods are developed, through the planning system. ...
23 April 2016
The Supporting Healthy Inclusive Neighbourhood Environments Health Integration Team (SHINE HIT) aims to turn Bristol into a healthier city, with built environments that help people to be more healthy. ...
23 April 2016
58. Narroways Millenium Green Trust
(Search - Web Links / Neighbourhood)
Narroways Hill is a little grassy & wooded ridge dissected by railway lines lying just North of inner-city Bristol, in the neighbourhood of St Werburghs. It has always been an open space and as the city ...
19 April 2016
This is one of Bristol's 14 partnerships representing devolution of decision-making to local communities, in this case across our ward and neighbouring Redland and Cotham. See the "Neighbourhood" for more ...
19 April 2016
60. Redland and Cotham Amenity Society
(Search - Web Links / Neighbourhood)
One of our neighbourhood sister organisations, Redland and Cotham Amenities Society was founded in 1973, its general aim is to preserve and enhance the character of the Cotham area, its architecture, trees ...
19 April 2016