News from The Bishopston Society and others
- Details
- Category: Our news and events
The Gloucester Road and its independent traders and businesses appear to be on track towards a future healthy, sustainable local economy.
This was the general consensus that came out of the lively panel-based meeting run by The Bishopston Society on 17th April 2018.
The public meeting was set up to consider the future of the Gloucester Road and the economy of Bishopston. Will it continue to thrive? And how might it need to change in order to do so?
- Details
- Category: Our news and events
The Let's Walk Bishopston group has now released an extension to its series of local walking maps, which is now available here on our web site alongside the originals.
- Details
- Category: Our news and events
Organised walks in Bishopston will feature as part of Bristol Walkfest, which runs for the whole of May 2018.
Two local walks have been organised, and will be led by, Bishopston Society's very own Kevin Molloy. Both are in the 'easy' category and accessible for buggies and wheelchairs.
- Details
- Category: Other news and events
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
- Details
- Category: Other news and events
This includes an update on the petition to keep the existing cafe - Fay's tea garden, in St Andrews park and the worsening parking problems in St Andrews and St Werburgs. The full newsletter can be read here
- Details
- Category: Other news and events
Future plans for developments in Bristol City Centre and how you can take part in the BCC City Centre Framework consultation can be found here
- Details
- Category: Our news and events
Members of the Bishopston Society and local residents have been asked to bring questions along to the forthcoming public meeting on Tuesday 17th April at Gloucester Cricket Club (7.15pm for a 7.30pm start).
Set up to examine the economic vitality of Bishopston, focused on Gloucester Road, the event will be run along the lines of the famous BBC Question Time programme, to ensure that the voice of Bishopstonians dominates whilst accessing the expertise of our guest panelists.
- Details
- Category: Other news and events
What's happening with Bristol's transport in 2018?
This Civic Society event aims to update us on transport initiatives in Bristol. More information about this talk can be found here
- Details
- Category: Other news and events
This latest newsletter from local Green Party councillors includes disappointing news about the plans for the North Bristol Baths, air quality, problems with plastics disposal and the work of the green Party within Bristol City Council.
