Public meeting 7 April 2014

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Visions were shared on liveability, surveying our place, walking maps and more at The Bishopston Society's public meeting held at St Michael's Hall on Pigsty Hill, Bishopston on Monday 7 April 2014

Duncan Laird on transport and liveability

Duncan Laird - steps towards liveability

Creating a common language

Simon signs up Bishopston survey volunteers

Daniella Radice on "walking map" project

Martin Fodor contributes

Sarah explains Gloucester Road Central

Elinor closes the meeting

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The Bishopston Society

Thursday 01 April

What a great idea !

The Bishopston Society

Sunday 21 March

More space for people, not cars.

The Bishopston Society

Tuesday 16 March

Horfield Leisure Centre is one of three which will be expanded.

The Bishopston Society

Tuesday 09 March

This would be a lovely event for BS6 & BS7 too..... Admiring beautiful front gardens in Bedminster on the weekend of May 22nd and 23rd. https://bloomingbedminster.tumblr.com/

The Bishopston Society

Saturday 06 March

"There’s huge unmet demand in Bristol for safe bike storage, and we’re in a climate crisis where we urgently need people to switch to active travel. But lack of secure bike storage at home is a huge problem and it’s the less well off people who are hit hardest by it. They’re less likely to have storage space and less able to replace a stolen bike. This is a social justice issue.”

The Bishopston Society

Thursday 25 February

Increased visitor numbers and numbers of dogs roaming off the lead are believed to have contributed to a recent decline in the skylarks’ population. Skylarks build nests on the ground which are very hard to see and their eggs are also well camouflaged. Dogs off leads can easily trample the nests.