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29 December 2012
 BCR CP Public Forum meeting is on Feb 4th. Detais are here
27 January 2020
... it! Developmental priorities also agreed included a membership evaluation and partnership development. Student project to examine what YOU think We commissioned an independent evaluation of the views ...
05 February 2019
Details on the next Public Forum meeting and other Community Partnership business can be seen in their newsletter here
10 January 2019
The latest BCR CP newsletter includes items on the Consultation on next year's Council budget and the next BCR CP Public Forum meeting. See here for full details ...
11 December 2018
A summary of the wide ranging work of this group during the last year can be found here
05 November 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
The Bishopston Society became a founding partner of a new organisation that emerged from the ashes of a predecessor body. Bishopston, Cotham and Redland Community Partnership (BCRCP) was officially ...
28 February 2018
Update on the Bishopston, Cotham & Redland Community Partnership News Public Forum this Thursday Feb 22nd: See details at BCR meeting
21 February 2018
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
On 4th May, anyone living in Bristol, Bath & North East Somerset and South Gloucestershire will be able to vote for a new West of England ‘metro mayor’   25 April, 6.30pm – 8.30pm  Arrival and ...
20 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
Are you working, volunteering or campaigning in the waste, recycling or reuse field and do you have ideas about how to deliver Bristol’s aspirations to become a zero waste city? Details of this full ...
08 May 2016
The 2016 dates, venues and further deatails for the local Neighbourhood Partnership and Neighbourhood Forum meetings can be seen here  
24 January 2016
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
  The outcome of the May general election might have a profound effect on local public services and therefore the work of the Partnerships. If the austerity  agenda takes precedence, then local authority ...
01 May 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
The Bristol 2015 NP fund is £250k.  Initially, £10,000 has been allocated to each NP.  The remaining £110k will become available when NPs have allocated / spent the initial £10,000 and will be focussed ...
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
... be made redundant over the next three years as this may impact on what the Partnership is able to achieve locally. With more being squeezed from less and the disappearance of some services altogether, ...
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
The work of the Partnership continues to be extensive and relevant to residents of Bishopston. Read more to find out more about the Gloucester Road, trees, parks, and residents parking schemes, and ...
27 June 2013
... of the Neighbourhood Partnership.  The aim is to enable and encourage people to get actively involved in improving our local area, to give us all a chance to meet new people and to celebrate our neighbourhood. ...
08 May 2013
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
... level. Bristol is divided into 14 partnerships, each a group of two or more electoral wards. We are in the Bishopston, Cotham and Redland Neighbourhood Partnership (go to http://www.bcrnp.org.uk/ for more ...
05 July 2010
35. 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
... BCR Community Partnership is an ‘umbrella’ organisation and through collaboration TBS needs to structure itself around and focus on specific projects such as making streets more friendly RCAS (and also ...
20 November 2019
... we had no offers of help so there are no plans for a BCR SSG stall but the student Welcome Flyers will be available on the BCR Community Partnership table. If anyone would like to fly the BCR SSG flag ...
13 September 2019
The Community Fair is an event organised by the Friends of the Library, The Bishopston Society and Bishopston Redland and Cotham Community Partnership, in conjunction with Bishopston Library. We ...
26 June 2019
... in partnership with existing community groups to undertake community-led high street and town centre cleans. Since Gloucester Rd has 350 retail shops, second only to Broadmead and Cabot Circus (452) ...
07 April 2019
... the partnership runs a campaign to educate students about sustainable ways to deal with their unwanted items when moving out of their accommodation and provides donation banks around the city for students ...
27 March 2019
... BCR SSG newsletters, BCR Community Partnership, RCAS and Bishopston Society websites/Facebook pages. These action hours were stopped last year as we were too stretched, we still are so we need other street ...
03 February 2019
Back in 2017, concerns over air quality issues in Bishopston led to the formation of the campaign group, Clean Air Bishopston (CAB), in partnership with Sustainable Bishopston, Bristol Walking Alliance ...
15 January 2019
... proposals include vehicle–free Open Streets on the first Sunday of every month – like Bristol tried a few years ago with ‘Make Sunday Special’. Milton Road, Cambridge: the Greater Cambridge Partnership ...
08 January 2019
... Old Spot. In future, please can you use a new email address to contact the group If you visit the Bishopston Cotham and Redland Community Partnership web site you will see that ...
08 August 2018
The Bishopston, Cotham and Redland Community Partnership newsletter gives links to how you can go on line and give your views on the 'fine tuning' of local speed limits by responding to the BCC consultation. ...
09 July 2018
... issues by The BIshopston Society in partnership with Sustainable Bishopston. We aim to build community awareness and demand for clean air locally by organising and advocating practical actions within ...
17 May 2018
The future of the fantastic work of the Bishopston, Cotham and Redland Street Scene Group has been put in jeopardy following a change in policy crucially affecting its partnership with Bristol Waste Company. ...
17 May 2018
Clean Air Bishopston is a Bishopston Society project run by a small informal project team in partnership with wider groups. It was initiated by, and continues to be advised by, the following:- The ...
04 May 2018
... how traffic should be managed in their area. Furthermore cash was allocated to implement priority highway schemes through the then Neighbourhood Partnerships. Our local partnership, BCRNP (Bishopston, ...
04 May 2018
...  Kerb alignment alterations and a treepit and new island with bollards was designed; estimated cost £17,000. Priority was assigned via the Traffic Choices partnership process, the scheme (illustrated) ...
04 May 2018
... 2016) and local highway budgets were removed during the demise of Bristol’s Neighbourhood Partnerships, once heralded as the new dawn in involving local communities in public decision-making. The new ...
04 May 2018
... challenge for primary schools is run by Living Streets, the UK charity for everyday walking. They are working in partnership with Bristol City Council and Travelwest to reduce congestion at school gates, ...
04 May 2018
... work pursue our aims and objectives. A partnership development strategy is therefore core to our current priorities. The Society is, to this end, working towards a more focused relationship with such ...
28 February 2018
31 August 2018
31 August 2018
Developing and advocating an investment strategy for the natural environment of the West of England to support economic development and public health.
23 April 2016
57. The Sweet History?
(Search - Web Links / Bristol)
The Sweet History? website explores the impact of the sugar and slave trades on the built environment of Bristol. It includes activities and education resources to support the school curriculum. The website ...
23 April 2016
The Bristol Student Community Partnership has been established to increase community confidence by bringing together partners and provide a co-ordinated approach to promote student/community relations ...
23 April 2016
59. Bristol Green Capital
(Search - Web Links / Bristol)
The Bristol Green Capital Partnership is a free membership organisation whose aim is to make Bristol “a low carbon city with a high quality of life for all”.
23 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