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In response to concerns by residents of Bishopston and St Andrews about persistent parking problems, a hundred local residents attended a meeting on Saturday 12th May, supported by councillors from both sides of Gloucester Rd and hosted by local MP Thangam Debbonaire.
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There are several ways you can become involved in increasing Bristol's future tree cover. Trees reduce air pollution, have a local cooling effect, and in general have a positive benefit on our health and that of our urban surroundings. To find out how you could help, go to talkingtrees
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June is a favourite time for seeing gardens at their best, so this year Bishopston Garden Group are opening their gardens for charity on Sunday June 10th, from 2 – 5pm.
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Two diseased trees in Egerton Road need to be replaced. But Council money for replacement has stopped. Crowdfunding has recently been successfully used to find money for replacement trees in Longmead Avenue, Maple Road and Berkeley Road and now the appeal for Egerton Road has reached its target.
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Next open meeting Thursday 12 April, 12.30-1.45pm, at Joes Bakery. Are you worried about shoplifting, anti-social behaviour, CCTV availability, street begging? Come and talk to local police officer, Andy Stamp. Find out about plans at Gloucester Road Central.
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Residents' Meeting with Cricket Club - Thursday 26th April 7pm
Dear HowZat? Supporter. As some of you will already know, the Cricket Club has agreed to hold a meeting with local residents on Thursday 26th April at 7 pm in the Jessop Suite at the Cricket Ground. Local Councillors have also been invited.
This is a very active group of volunteers who have successfully developed a series of ambitious initiatives to improve the facilities and biodiversity of Horfield Common. For more information on this group's activities, go to - Details
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A Bristol neighbourhood has ranked in the top five places to live in the whole of the South West region in a prestigious list. The leafy suburb of Bishopston is fourth in The Sunday Times’ list of the best places to live in the South West.
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Bristol Parks Forum latest newsletter includes pieces on: City Nature Challenge, Protecting heritage Lottery funding for parks and the Bristol Local Plan's proposals for Specially Protected Local Green Spaces and Reserved Open Spaces.
If you haven’t yet seen this petition from the Parks Alliance via 38 degrees, we hope you will sign it. We need all the support that we can get in opposing the cuts to parks in Bristol. See petition 