Bristol Trees in Crisis: Meeting on July 4th, 6 to 8 pm, Bristol City Hall

Details: Category: Other news and events; Published: 19 June 2017

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This is an emergency meeting being held by Bristol Tree Forum in response to the recent decision by the council to stop maintaining Bristol's street trees. More information on this issue and about the meeting can be found here

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The Bishopston Society

Tuesday 26 May

This series starts tonight. Also Bristol Archives are creating a number of resources to help people research their home’s history. Experts will be hosting a free online talk to help people get started on Wednesday, June 10 at 5pm. They are also taking part in #HouseHistoryHour on Twitter every Thursday at 7pm, for tips, insights and case studies.

The Bishopston Society

Friday 22 May

Many people already use Know Your Place as a way to find out more about local history. Nick Howes is worth following on Twitter as he posts auto coloured old photos of Bristol. The interest in Bristol’s past will only grow when the new series of A House Through Time starts on BBC Two on May 26 following stories of residents of 10 Guinea Street in Redcliffe from the 18th century to the present day.

The Bishopston Society

Thursday 21 May

https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/celebs-tv/house-through-time-bristol-bbc-4132209

The Bishopston Society

Thursday 21 May

"The state of many pavements in Bristol is of a shocking quality. Raised flagstones, wonky grate covers, loose paving stones and cracked flags are a constant menace. Not just to a wheelchair user but to buggies, pushchairs, people using canes and frames and any number of issues that makes walking difficult." The embedded poem on the 73 bus is interesting.

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Bill SingletonThursday 21 May

A poor choice of pavement materials. Broken by vehicles driving/parking on it. If these weak concrete flags are going to be used there must be action against pavement parking. Alternatively, use reinforced flags.

The Bishopston Society

Tuesday 19 May

Good news!

The Bishopston Society

Tuesday 19 May

The name was inspired by statistics from a Harvard business school study, which found there’s a 60 per cent greater economic benefit to your community if you choose to shop in a local independent store rather than a large supermarket.

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@martr101Martin Rands

Monday 27 April

The city mayor experiment has failed badly. We elect councillors and cabinet members who are sidelined by cronies a… https://t.co/dvT2f5xhFK

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@TheNickPlantNick Plant

Thursday 16 April

An excellent, informative read, thanks @BristolCivicSoc’s Alan Morris cc @BishSoc https://t.co/ZWKBKD3Xrt

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@BishSocThe Bishopston Society

Wednesday 15 April

Ban sky lanterns! https://t.co/iX0cFkVvdQ

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@BishSocThe Bishopston Society

Friday 27 March

Please use the local independent food shops rather than the big supermarkets. Use them or loose them. https://t.co/XjbH1NKegc

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@BishSocThe Bishopston Society

Friday 27 March

Please use our wonderful local shops on the Glos Road. Most food shops are open. The veg shops have loads of bargai… https://t.co/NeXzD2kEj0

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Friday 27 March

ALERT: RT #BRISTOL #EASTON #PARTICULATE #AIRPOLLUTION #LOCALAQ to the minority that thought it was ok to burn wood… https://t.co/7twEn8sEVN

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