What's happening with Bristol's transport? Civic Society talk, March 20th

Details: Category: Other news and events; Published: 03 March 2019

Bristol transport Three speakers will be providing an up to date survey bringing together reports on all the latest developments, initiatives and future plans for improving Bristol's transport problems. Full details for the evening event can be found here

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The Bishopston Society

Tuesday 25 February

From Monday, the streets immediately outside Wansdyke Primary School in Whitchurch and St Peter’s Primary School in Bishopsworth have become pedestrian and cyclist priority zones directly before and after the school day.

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Sarah WebbTuesday 25 February

Hoorah, that's brilliant, can we try that in Bishopston, e.g. Berkeley Rd?

The Bishopston Society

Monday 24 February

https://airqualitynews.com/2020/02/17/bristol-launches-bio-methane-bus-service/ First step to improving air quality and reducing greenhouse gases has been taken by First West.

The Bishopston Society

Monday 24 February

The mayor acknowledged that concerns include the impact on the Avon Gorge and its heritage, in particular a proposed new bridge in front of the Clifton Suspension Bridge; the fact that it is a road-based development; damage to ecology and nature; and that the development will not be high quality or sympathetic to the existing architecture.

The Bishopston Society

Saturday 22 February

https://www.bristol247.com/news-and-features/news/bris-car-park-appeal-thrown-out-by-government-inspector/

The Bishopston Society

Friday 21 February

House coal and wet wood to be phased out by 2023 to cut pollution https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/feb/21/house-coal-and-wet-wood-to-be-phased-out-by-2023-to-cut-pollution?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Copy_to_clipboard

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Bill SingletonFriday 21 February

How will this deal with waste wood, skip finds, or just badly stored wood that is damp?

The Bishopston Society

Thursday 20 February

Bristol City Council officials have briefed councillors on progress being made towards the pedestrianisation of the small triangular area between Castle Park and Rupert Street.

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@BishSocThe Bishopston Society

Wednesday 26 February

Going on the high-priority reading list here, but should we be worried that despite the stress on “widespread colla… https://t.co/RJLg2yiwVB

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@BishSocThe Bishopston Society

Tuesday 25 February

This is Bristol ... with Labour once again making ‘green’ statements yet blocking action ... https://t.co/lVT7zNF0d7

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@livingstreetsLiving Streets

Wednesday 19 February

If you haven't seen our #antiidling toolkit yet, what are you waiting for? 🙃 Help tackle #airpollution by getting… https://t.co/jrV31Jptxu

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@RobBBishopstonRob Bryher

Monday 03 February

This hasn't actually appeared on the public website yet, @BristolCouncil can you tell us why not? -> JD Wetherspoon… https://t.co/JW5tfmDXHy

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@TerryReintkeTerry Reintke

Wednesday 29 January

Oh Molly, you have been such an inspiration, ally and friend. I cannot believe that today will be the last day I g… https://t.co/3FY8x2yxFO

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@bathwickianBathwickian

Thursday 16 January

Time to work with our neighbours in Bristol on raising awareness of the contribution wood burners make to particula… https://t.co/yhVAKoemVm

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