Cities like Bristol lead on climate change

Details: Category: Other news and events; Published: 27 April 2016

Uncertain world Richard Pancost, from the University of Bristol Cabot Institute, addresses the key roles that cities like Bristol can play in the need to mitigate climate change in this recent article

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The Bishopston Society

Tuesday 19 March

Thursday 20th June 2019 has been declared national Clean Air Day and we’ll be joining in locally. The Clean Air Bishopston team is planning activities, awareness-raising and events on and around the day. https://www.bishopstonsociety.org.uk/cab/news/1223-cad19intro

National Clean Air Day comes to Bishopston! - The Bishopston Society

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Bill SingletonTuesday 19 March

Will the Bishopston Society protest about ice cream vans sitting at the park entrance for extended periods running their diesel engines? The sight of children queuing for ice cream, surrounded by a cloud of diesel fumes, is horrible.

Cr GeTuesday 19 March

Have you setup a Facebook event for this?

The Bishopston Society

Tuesday 19 March

If you are cycling to work along the Gloucester Road on Cycle to Work Day, March 25th, you can help yourself to a free breakfast, thanks to a campaign initiative by GRBID, Clean Air Bishopston and others.

Free breakfast for Gloucester Road cyclists

The Bishopston Society

Tuesday 19 March

More details will be on the Bishopston Society's website soon

Clean Air Day

The Bishopston Society

Tuesday 19 March

Details of where new homes could be built. Some in BS7

The 70 places in Bristol where more than 2,500 homes could be built

The Bishopston Society

Tuesday 19 March

BS is very disappointed with the decision as it thinks GRBID, and its enthusiastic manager Anne-Louise Perez, has achieved a lot in the short time it has operated, https://www.bishopstonsociety.org.uk/bishopston/gloucesterroad/1225-gbid-demise

Vote by GRBID members decides it will not continue - The Bishopston Society

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Bill SingletonTuesday 19 March

The traders have had the direct involvement - criticism before and after the vote by outsiders has been pointless. The BID - despite claims - was never democratic. The area covered was deliberately trimmed down before the original vote, disenfranchising parts of the Gloucester Road which had previously been included in the planning.

7th SeaTuesday 19 March

Thank you for your support BS x

The Bishopston Society

Tuesday 19 March

Free breakfast for Gloucester Road cyclists - March 25th - The Bishopston Society

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@livingstreetsLiving Streets

Wednesday 20 March

Walking even once a week reduces chance of early death, study finds https://t.co/FBlCMjrrK3 via @TelegraphSci

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@TheArdaghThe Ardagh

Wednesday 20 March

*Yaye! https://t.co/T3ERQP41tf

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@GloucesterRoadGloucester Road

Tuesday 19 March

Check out @VisitBristol’s blog on the traders of Gloucester Road based on #streetphotography of @MoodyColin 🌟… https://t.co/aHzV3pSgcz

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@tom_swith192T Swith

Tuesday 19 March

@BishSoc This is really bad news for @GloucesterRoad They were doing great things for the road @BristolCycling wer… https://t.co/YbtzO5mOp6

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@LifeCycleUKteamLife Cycle UK

Tuesday 19 March

Aged 50+ and want to cycle? Our friendly Cycle Buddies can help. They’ll meet you in your local area, help you disc… https://t.co/oIASspT0Tn

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@BishSocThe Bishopston Society

Tuesday 19 March

Progressive-sounding transport policy surprising but welcome from Govt minister. Anyone know more about this announ… https://t.co/3le69nt5tA

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