News from The Bishopston Society and others
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January 2019
......after an insight into planned priorities for the Society in 2019, we address the futures of the Gloucester Road and St Andrews Park. The forthcoming celebration of Bishopston Culture at the next public meeting is signalled, and we hear about the work of the Bishopston and St Andrews Traffic and Parking Group....
This newsletter will be available to the public to download here at the end of March and is available only for members until then....
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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 IPCC tells us that climate change is the biggest threat humans have ever faced and we need to stay below 1.5 degrees of warming. But what does that mean? Details of the first talk - 'Where Are We With Climate Change' and of the other talks are here
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This talk by Finlay McNab, urban design practitioner and director at Streets Reimagined is on Monday 25th February 7.00 pm at Waterside 3, Watershed, 1 Canons Road, Bristol, BS1 5TX
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Businesses on Gloucester Road are being balloted on the question of whether or not to continue to have a Business Improvement District (BID).
The Bishopston Society is urging traders to vote in favour of this. We're also asking shoppers to lobby shopkeepers to do the same.
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Wondering what is going on at the Golden Hill Community Garden? Their latest newsletter can be read here
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The Bishopston Society is throwing open its doors for a celebration of Bishopston’s world-class social life, in a change to our normal public meeting format, on Tuesday 2nd April, 7.15pm for a 7.30pm start, at Gloucester County Cricket Club.
We've also issued a public call for nominations for the organisations, individuals, events and activities that YOU think make up Bishopston's lively social and cultural scene.
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As many readers will be aware, The Bishopston Society is run by a small elected committee and a group of valued helpers. Being accountable to our members, the committee tries to make explicit the policies governing the way we work, from time to time at least.
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Details on the next Public Forum meeting and other Community Partnership business can be seen in their newsletter here
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Get creative with Bishopston Window Wanderland. Window Wanderland is celebrating five years of creative fun this year and it all started here in Bishopston.
