Bristol Walk Fest 2017 starts April 27th

Details: Category: Other news and events; Published: 10 April 2017

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Bristol Walk Fest 2017 is coordinated by Bristol City Council with support from Bristol Ramblers, Living Streets, Walk for Health Bristol and in association with Bristol University. Details of all events are on the Walk Fest website here

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The Bishopston Society

Wednesday 18 September

Easton voted 35th coolest neighbourhood in the World according to Time Out

The Bishopston Society

Friday 13 September

ABC charity provides a free shop for asylum seekers and refugees. It has just opened on Cheltenham Road after the previous premises in Redland were declared unfit. So pleased to welcome this much needed resource in our community.

The Bishopston Society

Thursday 12 September

Good news, this campaign has restored a day time facility for homeless people in Bristol. The man who started the campaign said: “Give the homeless people the right to a day centre that they can frequent every day of the week, all day long, where they can have a hot meal, where they can do their laundry and speak to people about the different problems they might have,” he implored the chamber. https://www.bristol247.com/news-and-features/news/how-one-mans-campaign-is-working-to-provide-better-homeless-services-in-bristol/?utm_source=Bristol24%2F7&utm_campaign=387bddf43c-bristol247_newsletter_12%2F09%2F19&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_67a9a4e1bd-387bddf43c-38761889&mc_cid=387bddf43c&mc_eid=ec82001faf

The Bishopston Society

Wednesday 11 September

Remember to complete the Western Harbour feedback before the closing date on September 15th.

The Bishopston Society

Monday 09 September

A step in the right direction, but Bristol really needs urgent investment to reduce traffic and increase public transport. These plans look as if they are only focused on energy (ie electrity and gas) production and use.

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Prakash ChatterjeeMonday 09 September

Can we have our Trams back?

The Bishopston Society

Monday 09 September

Things might be happening at Ashton Court Mansion https://www.bristolcivicsociety.org.uk/ashton-court-mansion-august-update/

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@gavin_spGavin

Wednesday 18 September

Protesters today pointing out that @BristolAirport is not carbon neutral, they're using green energy for their ligh… https://t.co/9Y6zb3ZRKz

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@playingoutPlaying Out

Tuesday 17 September

The Playing Out website has lots of resources and information. Read inspiring parent and residents stories. How peo… https://t.co/flrmFbpI3l

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@BishSocThe Bishopston Society

Tuesday 17 September

Let’s do this in Bristol too! https://t.co/ubSvt8sOXr

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@BristolLibForumBristol Libraries Forum

Saturday 14 September

TODAY 👶 Saturday 14 September 11:30am-12noon 👶 Children’s Storytime 👶 #BishopstonLibrary #Bristol 👶 Happens ever… https://t.co/a4sGyhfSsL

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@KYPBristolKYPBristol

Friday 13 September

Hidden behind Gloucester Rd is an surprising remnant of Bristol's lost tram network. Still embedded in a doctors' s… https://t.co/oG5fsEiZ9X

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@BishSocThe Bishopston Society

Thursday 12 September

Good news https://t.co/K0emHY5OQ2

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