Cricket Club New Music and Alcohol Licence Application - A victory for the Bishopston Society - The Bishopston Society

Details: Category: Licensing; Published: 27 July 2013

Here is the response of the GCCC's solicitor to our letter of objection (see article elsewhere on the front page)

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The Bishopston Society

Wednesday 14 August

New bridges and roads? Maybe an option to leave it as it is? Spend the money on better public transport and walking/cycling routes? All options need to be up for consultation. https://www.bristol247.com/news-and-features/news/three-options-revealed-for-western-harbour-development/?utm_source=Bristol24%2F7&utm_campaign=c924f42285-bristol247_newsletter_14.08.19&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_67a9a4e1bd-c924f42285-38761889&mc_cid=c924f42285&mc_eid=ec82001faf

Three options revealed for Western Harbour development

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Mark Clifford Durham AshdownWednesday 14 August

Yes...sometimes change is not the answer

The Bishopston Society

Monday 12 August

Improvements to be made to Stoke Park by Highways England and Bristol City Council https://www.gov.uk/government/news/cultural-project-starts-to-enhance-stoke-park-landscape-alongside-m32-in-bristol

Cultural project starts to enhance Stoke Park landscape alongside M32 in Bristol

The Bishopston Society

Monday 12 August

Clean Air Zone compliance should be achieved by 2025. With plans in place by next year. https://www.bristol247.com/news-and-features/news/city-council-could-face-legal-action-if-clean-air-plans-not-put-in-place/?utm_source=Bristol24%2F7&utm_campaign=7f558a69b0-bristol247_newsletter_12.08.19&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_67a9a4e1bd-7f558a69b0-38761889&mc_cid=7f558a69b0&mc_eid=ec82001faf

City council could face legal action if clean air plans not put in place

The Bishopston Society

Thursday 08 August

As the author of this article says" why are we planning for traffic to enter the city centre when we have a climate emergency and why is there not an option to do nothing with the site?"

'The way the council has handled the Cumberland Basin project is insulting'

The Bishopston Society

Wednesday 07 August

Spare land is needed for these trees which will be donated to the project by the Woodland Trust.

Plan to plant 1,000 trees in Bristol

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Nick PlantWednesday 07 August

Meanwhile let’s support this tree-planting project that’s already got land https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/AvonNeedsTrees

The Bishopston Society

Monday 05 August

Cycle to Work Day is on Thurs Aug 8th and the weather is looking dry! Details here under Cycling Events: https://www.bishopstonsociety.org.uk/cab/cycle/1210-events

Upcoming Cycling Events and Activities - The Bishopston Society

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Friday 16 August

@BishSoc @judebrew see p.114 of Business West's 'High in Hope 2050' pamphlet from 2011. https://t.co/0bSpPpRKHh

@martr101Martin Rands

Friday 16 August

@BishSoc @judebrew only carefully curated options are being presented. There were 12 in the Arup report on options.… https://t.co/Flme8KNyvl

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Thursday 15 August

@dw_environment @ShopLocalBris @bristolindies @bgreencapital @BristolCouncil £B’s goal is to help make Bristol a gr… https://t.co/yEZ45Z6xpC

@BishSocThe Bishopston Society

Wednesday 14 August

Safer streets are needed for everyone. Why should motor vehicles dominate the roads? #livingstreets #cleanair https://t.co/I9Lkk43qBq

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Wednesday 14 August

New bridges and roads? Maybe an option to leave it as it is? Spend the money on better public transport and walking… https://t.co/WtdFxNzSbl

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Monday 12 August

Compliance needed on CAZ by 2025 and plans by next year https://t.co/wTdd5BHq1J

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