Latest news bulletin from Bristol Civic Society

Details: Category: Commentary; Published: 14 January 2019

Br civic soc This latest bulletin has items on eleven proposed new developments including plans for an extension to the Watershed, plus a piece on the new Women's Suffrage Blue Plaque in Clifton. Read the bulletin here

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The Bishopston Society

Friday 17 May

There is alot of evidence suggesting 5G is harmful. A pause in Bristol's roll out is needed whilst more research is carried out.

‘Sounding the alarm on Bristol’s 5G roll-out’

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Rob SandersFriday 17 May

Interested to see the evidence. Lots of conspiracy theorist / anti vaxxer rhetoric - but would appreciate a link to anything solid.

The Bishopston Society

Tuesday 14 May

This area is already suffering from poor air quality and doesn't need this near to a nursery. The committee is meeting at 1pm Wednesday May 15th, so if you want to comment on the plans please send in before hand.

Hundreds object to gas plant plans in St Philip's

The Bishopston Society

Saturday 11 May

Golden Hill Community Garden has the annual fair today 1 -5pm. Entrance off Monk Road/Clevedon road. Find out about all the work that's been going on here in the community.

'When I grow a leek, it’s worth so much more than one from the supermarket'

The Bishopston Society

Thursday 09 May

Cafe on the Common is getting better and better. The flowers are amazing to look at whilst having a decent coffee

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The Bishopston Society

Thursday 09 May

The next series will be shown in 2020. They are looking for a house to use.

A House Through Time coming to Bristol for third series

The Bishopston Society

Wednesday 08 May

Plans for the Trinity Police Station near Old Market are suggested https://www.bristol247.com/news-and-features/news/proposals-to-transform-police-station-into-arts-and-community-space/

Proposals to transform police station into arts and community space

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@livingstreetsLiving Streets

Friday 17 May

The more children we get into walking today, the more we will strengthen our walking movement tomorrow. Agree? The… https://t.co/hrWSp9vdTW

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@LifeCycleUKteamLife Cycle UK

Friday 17 May

Our over-55s riders are out to change the face of transport in Bristol. Like many of you, they care passionately ab… https://t.co/IYjxjPcw7G

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@BishSocThe Bishopston Society

Thursday 16 May

This sounds good. Is there a catch? https://t.co/5pzFTRpYqR

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@FOHC_BristolFOHC

Thursday 16 May

We're looking forwards to our @briswalkfest19 event on Saturday - come join us for an informal walk & talk around… https://t.co/LY7FpALty2

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@LStreetsBristolLiving Streets Bristol

Thursday 16 May

Successful cities need to deliver a really high quality of life. That requires walkable streets that are inclusive,… https://t.co/KqFORmZltr

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@playingoutPlaying Out

Wednesday 15 May

Are you inspired by #ExtinctionRebellion and concerned about climate change? It might not seem like you’re changin… https://t.co/YCpd6gXn2w

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