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- Bishopston Society faces close-down
- Closure threat recedes but leadership crisis persists
- Variety of events celebrated Clean Air Bishopston
- Sustainable Transport in Bishopston is public meeting focus
- We are "leading the way locally" with nine ways to take part in Clean Air Day
- April's TBS Public Meeting packed with local arts and culture reps
- Clean Air Day Bishopston plans coming along well
- Rich array of contributors booked for culture celebration
- Celebrate Bishopston culture - 2nd April 7.30pm!
- Student consultancy and traders partnership feature in revised strategy
- Bishopston Society joins the 21st century!
- Planning Portal relaunched...at historic moment for planning in Bishopston
- Ideas for improving Bishopston emerge from public meeting
- Planning our neighbourhood - improving Bishopston
- How powerful is the community voice in shaping our area?
- Clean Air Day Bishopston to feature public pledges and community call-out
- Bishopston Planning Portal now live!
- "Clean Air Bishopston" launched as reactions to "public health emergency" develop
- Bristol Walkfest to include local walks
- Local walking maps collection extended
- On track for a healthy, sustainable local economy
- Bring your questions along to our "future economy of Bishopston" discussion
- Gloucester Road - the last great high street?
- Our voice reaches Whitehall
- Clean Air Experts shine light on '2020 vision'
- A 2020 Vision for Clean Air in Bishopston
- HELP THE BISHOPSTON SOCIETY GROW
- Our AGM and Public Meeting, October 3rd
- Clean air - sorted by citizens?
- Have your say on the future of Bristol
- Joining us "still extraordinary value"
- Membership renewals now due please!
- Facing down the killer in our midst - public meeting calls for action on air pollution
- What can we do about air quality? Expert debate to feature at public meeting
- Consultation on our journey released to the public
- Local MP’s constituency commitment demonstrated at public meeting
- “Community Hub” prospect for Society emerges at AGM
- Memorial Stadium - Asset of Community Value application is made by the Bishopston Society
- Our AGM - Green Capital, libraries and clean streets
- Lively Discussions at Public Meeting
- Our AGM: Three inspiring 'green theme' talks were given
- Gloucester Road/Bishopston 'Our Place' survey
- Liveability and local assets featured at Public Meeting
- New web site launched
- Latest Baths Plans Revealed at Society's AGM
- Mayor draws record numbers to public meeting
- Society exhibits at St Bon's Fair
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- Horfield Organic Community Orchard - 2020 course
- Ashley Ward Green Party e-newsletter
- Bristol Civic Society talk: Bristol Film and TV industry
- Bristol's Nautical Women - Talk and Folk Songs, Bishopston Library, Thursday Nov 7th
- Parking in Bristol. Meeting to discuss parking problems - Nov 6th
- Is Bristol a 'liveable' city? Free event, Oct 18th.
- Walking events during Bristol Festival of Ideas,Oct 16th,17th and 18th.
- BCR STREET SCENE NEWSLETTER SEPTEMBER 2019
- Bishopston Community Fair, Saturday September 21st
- Bristol Heritage Forum meeting, Sept 12th '19
- Reasons for stopping visual pollution by street ads
- Bristol again threatened by Government with legal action for delay in CAZ
- Extinction Rebellion Bristol - Day of Action, July 15th
- Early notification: Bishopston Community Fair Sept 21st
- Golden Hill Community Garden: June 2019 newsletter
- Places available for graffiti removal course Wed, June 12th
- Bristol Civic Society's latest Public Spaces e bulletin
- Latest news from HowZat Residents' Group
- Festival of Nature 2019
- Bristol's Independent District (including Gloucester Road) Food Fair
- 'Know Your Place' talk, Bishopston Library, May 16th
- Bristol Civic Society Design Awards 2019
- Bristol Big Give 2019. Helping local students to act sustainably
- What's happening with Bristol's transport? Civic Society talk, March 20th
- BCR Street Scene March '19 Newsletter
- Vote by GRBID members decides it will not continue
- Advance notice of next 'Howzat?' Residents' Meeting, March 21st.
- Redland Energy Group: four talks on Climate Change, starting March 5th '19
- Bristol Civic Society talk: High Density or High Liveability?
- Support the BID vote!
- Golden Hill Community Garden - latest news
- BCR Community Partnership News, Jan 2019
- Window Wanderland, Feb 9th to 11th 2019
- 'A Forgotten Landscape' conservation project is coming to a close
- Talk with Avon Organic Group, Thursday Jan 24th
- Bins and other student problems?
- Bishopston, Cotham & Redland Community Partnership News
- Bishopston and Ashley Down Labour and Coop Autumn newsletter
- Plastics - we all want to seriously reduce them...
- BCR Street Scene Newsletter
- New Parking app to be trialled on Gloucester Road/ North Road area
- Latest news from local Green councillor
- Bristol bus use on increase - but journey times slow
- Latest newsletter from the Bristol Civic Society
- Bristol Green Capital Partnership Annual Review
- Bristol Transport Strategy consultation
- Autumn Litter Blitz
- Golden Hill Community Garden events - Nov 1st and 10th
- Transition Bristol's autumn newsletter
- The Future of Bristol’s parks?
- Civic Society film evening - Nov 29th
- Bishopston, Cotham and Redland Community Partnership (BCRCP): An update
- Yet more traffic to appear on the Gloucester Road...?
- BCR Street Scene news
- An Evening of Architecture at the RWA, Monday Oct 15th
- New local Blue Plaque for Robert Southey
- Latest BCR Newsletter includes consultation on local 20 mph limits
- Bishopston, Cotham, Redland Street Scene newsletter
- Westmoreland House in Stoke's Croft finally....yes finally...is coming down
- 'A Forgotten Landscape' newsletter gives great news on a major 'local' environmental project
- News from your local Green Councillor Eleanor Combley
- 17 City mayors, including Bristol's, write to Theresa May for more funds to tackle air pollution
- Bishopston and St Andrews Parking Group (BOSA)
- Bristol Archives June newsletter
- Bishopston Library nominated for Bristol Civic Society's 2018 Design Awards
- Big doubts emerge over future of Street Scene Group
- Glos Rd Central Mayfest, Saturday May 5th 2018
- Get ready for Walk to School Week! May 21st to 25th
- Neighbourhood Planning Network news
- News from Ashley Ward local Green Councillor Jude English
- City Centre developments - your chance to influence future developments
- Bristol Civic Society: Transport developments in Bristol, April 24th
- News from local Green Councillors Martin Fodor and Fi Hance
- Proposed Additional Licensing Requirements - BCC consultation
- Rediscovering John Cabot: Talk at Bishopston Library, April 19th
- Bristol WalkFest event, May 2nd 2018
- Bristol Heritage Forum newsletter
- New series of free talks at Bishopston Library, starting April 26th
- Clean air campaigns gather momentum as air quality survey launched
- The Great Bristol Spring Clean
- Latest news from Bristol City Council
- Selfish act of environmental vandalism?
- Request for help from the Friends of St Andrews Park
- Would you like to rent a cycle space?
- Gloucester Road Central Christmas Street Party
- North Bristol Arts Trail, Nov 25th/26th
- Consultation on Council's latest proposals for Parks and green spaces, Nov 2017
- Autumn Litter Blitz: Oct 16th to 29th
- Road Safety in Ashley Down Road area
- Can this finally be the Go Ahead for the Carriageworks site development?
- Bristol Green Capital 'Healthy City Week', Oct 7th -14th
- A Bristol Underground Metro could run below Gloucester Road?
- Another piece of Bristol's heritage about to be lost to developers?
- 'Conservation Areas: 50 years on - A Bristol perspective'
- Anti-Austerity March in Bristol, Saturday, September 9th
- Bristol Civic Society: Visit to Aerospace Bristol
- Petition against proposed budget cut for Bristol tree maintenance
- Bristol City Council budget cuts - consultation deadline, September 5th
- Bristol Civic Society: Study visit to Avonmouth Village
- UWE organised event: Interested in neighbourhood planning, green spaces, high streets?
- Bristol Civic Society 2017 Design Awards, June 26th, 7 pm
- Bristol Civic Society talk: Bristol Through Maps,Thursday 6th July
- Westmoreland House eyesore to finally be demolished??
- Bristol Trees in Crisis: Meeting on July 4th, 6 to 8 pm, Bristol City Hall
- Bristol Archives: latest newsletter
- PUBLIC MEETING Wednesday July 19th 2017
- Residents' Meeting at the Cricket Ground
- Local Ashley Ward Green councillors' Newsletter
- Bristol Green Capital Partnership - Metro Mayor hustings
- BCC consultation on long term plans for Stoke Park
- Bristol Civic Society Trip to Salisbury 21 June 2017
- Bristol Walking Alliance WalkFest event, Thursday May 11th at 7.00pm at The Watershed
- A Public Meeting: Billboards Bristol - Who really benefits? April 13th
- Bristol Walk Fest 2017 starts April 27th
- Bristol's Quality of Life survey 2017
- Air Pollution: WECA Mayoral Hustings 2017
- May's e bulletin from 'A Forgotten Landscape'.
- Air Pollution in Bristol - Some GOOD news!
- Horfield and District Allotments Association - Celebrating 100 years – community history project
- Bristol Heritage Forum - Invitation
- Historical walk around 'Old' Bristol, March 16th
- An Introduction to House History, April 1st
- The History of the Severn Beach Railway Line – an illustrated talk
- Get Energy Efficiency Advice and have Afternoon Tea!
- Window Wanderland - 4/5 February 2017
- Bristol Civic Society events
- Karma Economy coming to Bishopston
- Friends of the Memorial Ground: Update, May 24th '16
- Bishopston Open Gardens Event: June 19th 2016
- Cities like Bristol lead on climate change
- BCR Energy Group talk: Putting Bristol's energy into the UK and global context.
- Bristol Civic Society talk: Design of the Bristol Arena
- Friends of Horfield Common news May 2nd '16
- Bristol Green Capital Partnership Quarterly Partnership Gathering: Towards a Zero Waste Bristol
- Incarcerated in Horfield Prison - A talk at the Watershed, May 19th
- Memorial Ground Survey launched - please give your views!
- Unveiling of Blue Plaque to Walter Ayles
- Civic Society guided walk in Kingsdown, April 27th
- Civic Voice gains Lord's backing for amendment to Housing and Planning Bill
- Launch of Bristol Walking Alliance, Tuesday 17th May
- Bishop Road School wants to raise funds for greening the school
- Spring Fair
- Good news from Bristol Tree Forum
- A Forgotten Landscape – Restoring the Heritage of the Lower Severn Vale Levels
- Bristol Walk Festival - May 1st to 31st
- Bristol Record Office news and events for April 2016
- HowZat Residents' Meeting with Cricket Club - 20th April
- Memorial Ground - a secure future as both a war memorial and sports ground?
- Bristol Civic Society and Bristol Cycling Campaign joint event, March 5th
- An Invitaton to Sustainable Bishopston AGM, March 17th
- Civic Society talk on the Bristol Record Office - March 17th
- Latest e-newsletter from the Bristol Civic Society, Feb '16
- Bristol commemorates Holocaust Remembrance Day, Jan 27th 2016
- Launch of a new 'Bristol Heritage Forum', Feb 25th 2016
- Discover East Bristol
- Memorial Stadium - sold, but to whom?
- Joint Spatial Plan and Transport Consultation
- Special Bristol Civic Society meeting: Sub Regional Joint Spatial Plan + Joint Transport Strategy for Bristol
- Bristol Civic Society talk, Jan 21st '16
- Historic England (English Heritage) says 'No' to application for Old Police Station to be given listed status
- North Bristol Arts Trail 2015, Nov 28th and 29th
- Latest news on Stokes Croft and Carriageworks development scheme
- Bristol Climate Change March, Sunday November 29th
- Urgent meeting /press conference at old Bristol North Baths building, Thursday morning, 11 am Nov 26th
- Historic England (English Heritage): latest newsletter
- New Blue Plaque approved for Walter Ayles' house in Ashley Down
- An appeal for the creation of a new all Men's choir
- Baths' conversion project - Council's Ultimatum, Nov 5th '15
- Bishopston, Cotham and Redland Energy Group news
- Bristol Civic Society - Nov 3rd 2015: Talk by Timothy Mowl on his latest book on Bristol
- Bristol Bike Project News
- Apple Day at Horfield Organic Community Orchard, October 18th
- Redland enews from Green councillors Fi Hance and Martin Fodor - Sept 2015
- Latest e-news from Bishopston Green Party councillors
- New website for Bishopston Green councillors
- MetroWest on track to becoming reality
- Bristol New Economy Summit 2015: 12-13th October, 2015
- Bishopston Walking Map to be launched
- Boundary Changes to Redland and Bishopston Wards
- Neighbourhood festival - May 2nd to 10th
- TBS Response to Ward Boundary Review consultation
- Window Wanderland - February 7th 2015
- Bristol Civic Society - Talk on 1000 years of history - February 5th 2015
- Ward Boundary Review - Consultation
- Appeal from Friends of Horfield Common
- Street Design for All Report: Cutting clutter is common sense
- Request from the chair of Bristol Tree Forum, Clive Stevens
- Bishopston Green Party E-news, December '14
- The Friends of Horfield Common - recent news and progress
- Close the Door's Bristol Campaign, 2015
- Friends of Horfield Common - Edible Garden
- North Bristol Art Trail - Nov 29th and 30th 2014
- Window Wanderland - A Walking Trail to Light up Winter
- Air Quality in Bristol – A report on the Civic Society’s meeting of Oct 8th, 2014
- New moves on Westmoreland House development? Or just another false alarm?
- Bristol Civic Society asks you to support ' Cumberland Piazza' in the 'Grow Wild' National Competition
- Apple Day celebration, Sunday Oct 19th
- Civic Society Annual 'Big Event': Making Bristol's streets special - Tuesday 25th November 7.30pm
- Friends of St Andrews Park: Autumn Ceilidh, Nov 7th
- Mayor answers questions: 40 minute video
- Bristol Civic Society talk: Air Quality in Bristol, Oct 8th
- Some very good news for a unique local landscape
- Bristol Festival of Ideas, Autumn 2014
- Are you a new student to Bristol?
- Bristol Tree Forum meeting, Oct 6th
- Local roads issues
- No 20 bus route
- Bristol Tree Forum - Request from the Chair
- Green Grants for Local Projects
- Bishopston Green Party eNews
- Draft Bristol Cycle Strategy - feedback wanted
- Celebrating Age Awards - requests for nominations
- Bristol Parks and involvement in Bristol Green Capital Project 2015
- Bristol Trees - June news
- Street trees – the future is in our hands
- BristolTreeForum: Minutes of April 14th meeting
- April '14 E News from Bishopston's Green Councillors
- Griff Rhys Jones, President of Civic Voice denounces interpretation of national planning system
- Wild City Project comes to an end
- TRASHorfield lose appeal for a judicial review
- Volunteers needed for Bristol Record Office/Know Your Place project
- Major public art programme for new Southmead hospital
- Death of saviour of Bristol Docks, Jerry Hicks
- Latest Bishopston eNews from Daniella Radice, Bishopston's Green councillor
- Civic Voice welcomes Local Government Association support to protect high streets
- Fewer trees equals more flooding -but government isn't interested
- Bishopston/Redland green site at risk
- News from Bristol Tree Forum -Jan 2014
- Montpelier Conservation Group ask for Westmoreland House memories
- English Heritage's future - Civic Voice's briefing on the Government's plans
- Eric Pickles: Councils are 'anti cars'. The Mayor hits back
- Bristol’s Budget Consultation - January 2014 Updated Budget proposals
- Prime Minister should listen to Policy Unit member says Civic Voice
- Councillor Daniella Radice : Latest e-news
- Sustainable Bishopston's News
- Councillor Daniella Radice: Latest Bishopston Ward e- news
- Report on Bristol Tree Forum meeting
- The BCR Street Scene group - latest news, Sept/Oct 2013
- Civic Voice responds to the Grimsey Review on the future of the high street
- University of Bristol Urban Pollinators Project
- Carriage Works and Westmoreland House – Action about to happen
- Bristol as European 'Green Capital' - what does this mean?
- Delay on pedestrianisation of Corn Street area
- RESIDENT PARKING SCHEME – the story so far...
- RPZs in Bishopston and St Andrews to be temporarily shelved
- RESIDENTS' PARKING SCHEMES
- "Building houses will create more ‘human happiness’ than preserving fields" - Planning Minister
- Ex councillor, Bev Knott, offers some thoughts on retirement
- Daniella Radice looks at her role as Bishopston's new councillor
- Video showing 10 years work of St Paul's Unlimited
- Summary of Bristol Pound talk given to Sustainable Bishopston
- 'Civic Voice' joins Roberta Blackman-Woods in responding to vote on Permitted Development Rights
- Heritage Help website launched
- Council's Draft Health and Wellbeing Strategy
- Tesco Boss calls decline of high streets "part of progress"
- The Bristol Pound is here - find out more...
- Bristol high on the list of cities with most polluted air
- St James Barton roundabout: planned improvements for cyclists and pedestrians
- Feed Bristol: A big new Community Agriculture Project, from the Avon Wildlife Trust
- Bristol Neighbourhood Planning Network (NPN)
- Consultation - Council Tax & Corporate Strategy 2017-22
- Amenities
- Friends of Bishopston Library: News and up and coming events
- Report on TBS Public meeting - Sustainable Transport in Bishopston
- St Andrews Park cafe - safe for another 3 years
- Golden Hill Community Garden newsletter
- Time the Council - and police - took pavement parking seriously
- Completion of Bristol North Baths conversion - proposals
- Pedestrians and cyclists spend more in shops than those arriving by car
- Update on Bishopston and St Andrews Traffic and Parking Group (BOSA) Jan '19
- BCR Street Scene Volunteer Group - Newsletter Jan 2019
- Plan your garden to deter burglars
- Gloucester Road Businesses Independent District entered for Great British High Street Award
- Gloucester Road is thriving while other high streets are failing
- Local parking problems - good discussion but unlikely to be solved in near future
- Want to help double the number of Bristol's trees?
- Community crowdfunding appeal for new trees is a success
- Gloucester Road Enterprise and Trade Update 7 April 2018
- Howzat? Residents' Group News
- Friends of Horfield Common
- Bishopston voted 4th best place to live in the South West
- Bristol Parks Forum Update
- Petition from the Parks Alliance
- Electric vehicle charge points
- Petition to save the St Andrews Park cafe
- Tree-mendous progress?
- Wassail at Horfield Organic Community Orchard
- Would your street benefit from planting of new trees?
- Update on the Memorial Ground development, October '17
- Bishopston, Cotham and Redland Street Scene Volunteer Group News
- Latest news on Memorial Ground development, August 2017
- St. Andrew's Park in National Press!
- Friends of Bishopston Library
- One Day International Cricket Match - Friday 5 May
- Walk a little more - drive a little less...
- New Bishopston Library will finally open on Wednesday, May 3rd at 11 am
- Air pollution: a global crisis or a problem solved?
- Air quality In Bishopston: measurements and responses
- Clean air in Bristol – how we and the Council can respond
- Church of Good Shepherd flock upset
- Cricket Club - Frequently Asked Questions
- A New Library in Bishopston
- Residents’ Meeting with Cricket Club - April 20th '16
- Parks Byelaws - consultation ends March 20th
- St Andrews Park biodiversity: 1. The perennial wildflower meadow, created 2015
- Friends of St Andrews Park Autumn/Winter 2015 newsletter
- Nov 26th: Council will now take over the completion of Baths project from Chatsworth Homes
- GCCC Floodlights - Application approved
- TBS response to GCCC floodlights application
- GCCC Floodlights - Update from Howzat?
- GCCC Floodlights Decision Deferred
- GCCC Floodlights - Committee date - February 4th 2015
- 8 x 8 metre floodlight heads! - Latest TBS response to GCCC floodlighting application (Jan 2015)
- GCCC floodlight application - deadline update
- Wassail Bristol’s Orchard Roots at Horfield Organic Community Orchard
- GCCC floodlights light spill - new information
- Golden Hill Community Garden – what it is and what we do
- The Birds of St Andrews Park - 40 species and counting
- GCCC floodlight application - latest news and TBS response
- The Memorial Ground - an interesting new website
- Floodlights for GCCC - Update
- Floodlights for GCCC - public exhibition
- Horfield allotments: Lia Leendertz looks into their history
- St Andrews Park - Trees
- Update on new Health Centre in the Bristol North Baths building Jan 2014
- Redland e-news: selected topics
- 'Assets of Community Value' - what are they?
- Cheltenham Road library - not for much longer
- Leave leaves - or not?
- Minutes of latest Residents' meeting with GCCC
- Health Centre grows out of old Baths
- Should we introduce new byelaws in parks and green spaces to restrict anti-social behaviour?
- The Trees of St Andrews Park
- Bishopston Health Centre and Library
- Bristol Water pipes up! Report on the Bristol Tree Forum talk: “Do the Utilities still hate trees?”
- Bid to the Council for 6 benches for Bishopston
- Bristol baths conversion - news
- Bishopston will be in first planned phase of 20 mph speed limit
- Policing St Andrews Park - a discussion
- Good news about more trees for Bishopston
- Welcome to Students
- Gloucester Road
- How to 'green up' Gloucester Road - Oct 10th, Bishopston Library
- Excellent 'Walkability' survey of lower stretch of Gloucester Road
- Money available for cleaning up Gloucester Road (not the air pollution though!)
- Boston Tea Party puts principles before profits
- Greening up the Gloucester Road
- The Gloucester Road International Festival of Food & Drink
- "Swathes" of Bishopston properties owned offshore
- Gloucester Road Central May Fest on Saturday, May 6th
- The ‘Our Place’ survey – an update
- Gloucester Road architecture celebrated in a print
- First casualty of the Gloucester Road 'eateries' and cafes war?
- 22 things you probably didn't know about the Gloucester Road
- Childhood recollections of Gloucester Road in the 1950s and 60s
- Gloucester Road Traders: Business Improvement District (BID) Update
- Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury to meet Gloucester Road Traders
- Gloucester Road 'Cumulative Impact Area' - what is it and is it working?
- Work has started on the Gloucester Road Promenade improvements
- The Gloucester Road Traders Association - looking to become a Business Improvement District
- 20 mph zone proposals will include Bishopston
- The Promenade – Proposed Street Improvement Scheme
- Cafes and restaurants - food waste problems
- Glos Road Central Mayfest, May 7th
- Gloucester Road: A Great Local Asset But Let’s Not Take It For Granted!
- Gloucester Road
- Air Pollution on the Gloucester Road
- Close the Door continues its campaign on the Gloucester Road
- History
- Muller’s Orphanage: All welcome – except the illegitimate
- History repeats itself - the origins of the Bishopston Society
- Talk on History of St Andrews, March 1st, Bishopston Library
- Bristol Then and Now.
- A short history of the Severn Beach Railway Line.
- Some memories of Colston’s Girls’ School, 1932 – 1943
- Henleaze History
- Some reminiscences of early St Andrews
- History of Bishop Road school
- Short video of History of Bristol North Baths
- Walking the Bounds of Bishopston
- A new way to explore the history of Bishopston
- 'The Gloucester Road Story' - A website history
- A History of Bishopston- new publication
- History of Bishopston
- Sights
- Walking maps
- Commentary
- A review of good recent developments in Bristol and beyond
- TBS response to Local Plan Draft Policies includes some concerns
- TBS recommends refusal for planning application for 102, Gloucester Road
- Carriage Works and Westmoreland House developers pushing for overdevelopment of the site
- Expansion of Bristol airport 'insane' says George Monbiot
- Sustrans' critical response to West of England Joint Local Transport Plan 4
- Wetherspoon not willing to give up on Gloucester Road site
- Latest news on Stokes Croft 'Carriageworks' development.
- Unacceptable planning application ignores damaging effect on residents' living conditions
- Consultation on transport 'improvements' on Muller Road closes April 7th '19.
- Local Plan Review Consultation: March 18th - May 24th
- Applications beyond our boundary included exceptionally in latest scrutiny
- Consultation on Baths plans announced for 20th November
- New worrying government initiative for Planning Reform
- Report confronts Government proposals to ease planning restrictions still further
- Bristol Civic Society's Public Spaces bulletin
- Latest news bulletin from Bristol Civic Society
- Update on refused Stokes Croft development
- New Life for old Baths as offices
- Recent planning applications - update
- Infill developments and loft extensions dominate recent applications
- TBS has further and deeper concerns about 'Permitted Development'
- Draft Bristol Local Plan proposes Higher Density 'Urban Living'
- Likely local implications if Bristol’s arena is built at Filton
- More ugly loft conversions and café developments feature in latest planning applications
- Bristol to look like most other UK cities - with generic High Rise developments?
- Peacocks Development - TBS Response
- TBS response to Planning Application for 48, Egerton Road
- Carriageworks and Westmoreland House development - update
- Bristol North Baths project resumes
- Bristol City Council accepts nomination of Memorial Stadium as an Asset of Community Value by TBS
- Demolition of Westmoreland House begins Wednesday, November 2018
- TBS response to Planning Application for 28 and 30, Cranbrook Road
- Conversion of historic Bishopston chapel given go-ahead
- TBS response to Planning Application for 102, Gloucester Road
- Bristol Rovers to challenge Sainsbury's stadium ruling
- TBS response to Lidl Planning Application
- TBS PLANNING REPORT , November 2014
- TBS response to Planning Application for 215A Gloucester Road
- Restore McArthur's Warehouse and turn it into a community asset
- Planning Application for 13, Nottingham Road
- Baths and library site - work has finally restarted.
- Planning Application for 89, Birchall Road
- Latest news on Baths conversion project
- Planning Application for 24, Kellaway Avenue
- An appeal from Daniella Radice on behalf of Traders and Residents Against Sainsbury’s Horfield Group
- Planning Application for 344 - 346 Gloucester Road
- Planning Application for 52, Bishop Road
- Proposed Sainsbury's store at Memorial Ground - planning application for extension to delivery hours
- TBS response to Planning Application for 41 Egerton Road
- 'The Sign of a Good Place to Live- Building for Life'
- TBS Concerns about Cheltenham Road Flats
- Conversion of Bristol North Baths - photo album
- Planning Application for 24, Nevil Road
- TBS response to Planning Application for 10 Hughenden Road
- Bishopston Society letter to National Planning Casework Unit on planning decision on Sainsbury's
- TBS response to Planning Application for 11 Beloe Road
- The Bishopston Society opposes the proposed Sainsbury's development
- TBS response to Planning Application for 221 Gloucester Road
- Delays with Baths and Library development: Copy of letter sent to Bristol Post
- TBS response to Planning Application for Ardagh Pavilion, Kellaway Avenue
- TBS response to Planning Application for 99, Radnor Road
- TBS response to Planning Application for 169, Bishop Road
- Delay in Bristol North Baths conversion
- TBS response to Planning Application for 38, Berkeley Road
- Objection to Sainsbury's landscape plans for Memorial Stadium site
- TBS has serious concerns with the Government's guidance on Permitted Development
- Bishopston Society's response to the proposed Memorial Stadium Sainsbury's supermarket
- TBS response to Planning application for 2, Fiddes Road
- Bristol Urban Design Forum: response to Sainsbury's Memorial Ground Plan
- TBS Response to Planning Application for 10a Cambridge Road
- TBS Response to Planning Application for 107 Egerton Road
- Sainsbury's development to go ahead says Secretary of State
- TBS response to Planning applications
- TBS Response to Planning application for 92 Longmead Avenue
- TBS Response to Planning application for 248 Gloucester Road
- TBS Response to Planning application for "Wetherspoons 3"
- TBS Response to Planning Application for 119 Egerton Road
- TBS Response to Planning application for 6 Berkeley Road
- TBS Response to Planning application for 16 Queens Drive
- TBS Response to Planning application for 186 Ashley Down Road
- TBS response to the Planning Application for 19, Milner Road
- The Bishopston Society's response to planning application for 2, Ashley Down Road
- TBS response to Planning application for 205, Gloucester Road
- TBS response to Planning Application for 10A Cambridge Road, BS7 8PR
- Planning Consultation meeting regarding J.D. Wetherspoon application for 349-353 Gloucester Road - April 25th
- Planning proposal for Bishop Road school - TBS response
- TBS response to Planning Application for 106-114 Gloucester Road Bishopston
- TBS response to Planning Application for 131 Ashley Down Road
- TBS response to Planning Application for 82 Berkeley Road Bishopston
- TBS Response to Planning Application for 9 Egerton Road
- TBS response to revised planning application for Brunel House, Bishopston
- TBS response to latest Wetherspoons Planning application
- Refused: 65 North Road Planning Application
- The very worrying new Housing and Planning Bill
- Response by TBS to the Planning Application for Brunel House, City of Bristol College, Bishopston
- Planning application for 65, North Road
- Gloucester Road's new micro-pub is Bristol's first
- 94, Berkeley Road: Planning appeal against refusal of planing permission
- 94 BERKELEY ROAD
- 1 BERKSHIRE ROAD
- TBS response to planning application for 13 Clare Avenue
- TBS response to planning application for 48 Shadwell Road
- TBS response to planning application for 3 Claremont Road
- TBS response to planning application for 3 Tyne Road
- TBS response to planning application for 28 Radnor Road
- TBS response to planning application for 1-5 Ashley Road
- TBS response to planning application for 18 Seymour Road
- TBS response to planning application for 14 Monk Road
- TBS response to planning application for 29 Seymour Road
- TBS response to planning application for 131 Gloucester Road (Ablectrics)
- TBS response to planning application for 13 Tyne Road
- TBS response to planning application for 29 Radnor Road
- TBS response to planning application for Bishops Lane
- TBS response to planning application for 26, Claremont Road
- TBS responses to planning applications for 28, Radnor Road and 178, Bishop Road
- Useful help and guidance on Planning issues
- TBS responses to planning applications for 15, Upper Cranbrook Road and 28 - 30, Radnor Road
- TBS responses to planning applications for 11, Ash Road, 22-23 Gloucester Road, and 2, Kellaway Avenue
- Bishopston's Society response to the latest planning application for 29, Seymour Road
- Bishopston Society's response to planning application for 43, Nevil Road
- Blue Lagoon refit application refused
- Bishopston Society's response to planning application for rear of 45 & 47, Radnor Road
- Bishopston Society's response to planning application for 79, Belmont Road
- Planning committee rejects Bishopston Society's alternative design for school extension
- Bishopston Society's response to planning application for 8, Church Road
- Bishopston Society's response to planning application for 124, Bryland Avenue
- TBS response to planning application for the Blue Lagoon,18, Gloucester Road
- Bishopston Society's response to planning application for 289A Gloucester Road
- Bishopston Society's response to planning application for 443 - 445 Gloucester Road
- Bishopston Society's response to planning application for 29, Seymour Road
- Poor design for Bishop Road school extension
- TBS response to Planning application for 45, Upper Belmont Road
- TBS response to Planning application for 64, Egerton Road
- Planning application for 16, Beloe Road
- Restoration of North Road public conveniences
- Bishop Road school - English Heritage's inspection is a promising one
- English Heritage say 'No' to listing Bishop Road School
- Bishopston Society's response to planning application for 43, Nevil Road
- Bishopston Society's response to planning application for 36, Cricklade Road
- Bishopston Society's response to planning application for 14, Kersteman Road
- TBS response to advertising hoarding - Ashley Heights
- Planning application for 11, Ash Road
- Planning application for property to rear of 73, Sommerville Road - TBS response
- Planning application for dormer window, Mervyn Road -TBS response
- Planning application for a property at 9, Ashley Down Road - TBS response
- Bishopston Society response to Planning department re 20A Maple Road
- Civic Voice says relaxing planning rules will not solve housing crisis
- Ground Floor, 18 Gloucester Road, Bishopston, Bristol - Planning application granted
- Planning application for 18, Gloucester Road - TBS response
- Amendment to Growth and Infrastructure Bill
- Advertising hoarding, Ashley Heights, Ashley Down Road
- Planning report summary and update - December '12
- Planning Application for 27 LOGAN ROAD: TBS response
- Planning Application for 22 KINGS DRIVE: TBS response
- Planning Application for 1 TYNE ROAD: TBS response
- Planning application for 129 BISHOP ROAD - TBS response
- 138 Gloucester Road - Application for licence for alcohol sales
- Bristol Council to introduce a Community Infrastructure Levy
- TBS Response to Planning application for 65 North Road
- TBS Response to Planning Application for 248/248a Gloucester Road
- Architecture
- National Planning legislation allows extreme act of cultural vandalism
- Gloucester Road Conservation Area 'Unlisted Buildings of Merit'
- More High Rise blocks planned despite growing objections
- The old Horfield Police and Fire Station site at 6 and 8, Sommerville Road - Its possible fate and history
- Architecture in the Gloucester Road Conservation Area
- Unusual architecture on the Gloucester Road
- Bishopston's views and varied architecture
- Bristol Civic Society award at odds with TBS
- Examples of bad and good architecture
- Licensing
- TBS response to a Licensing Application for a Micro-pub
- Licensing application for 323, Gloucester Road
- TBS Response to licensing application for 386 Gloucester Road
- Licensing Applications - Advice to Residents
- Boston Tea Party licence application rejected - but Councillors still don't get it
- Wetherspoon submit fresh application
- Licence application for Bagel Boy, 213 Gloucester Road
- Licence application for The Library Bar (formerly Do Lii Coffee Shop & Bistro) 208 Cheltenham Road
- Wetherspoon application withdrawn - Jan 8th 2015
- Yet another alcohol outlet planning application for Gloucester Road
- 'Gallimaufry' pushes for extensions to its licensing and music playing hours
- Boston Tea Party Licence refused
- Licence application for Lower East Side, 3, Zetland Road
- Future of Gloucester Road CIA threatened?
- Licence application for 57, Gloucester Road
- Licence application for 268 Gloucester Road
- Licence application for 27, Gloucester Road
- Alcohol licence application from 'Boston Tea Party - TBS response to Council
- License application for 3, Zetland Road
- License application for Blue Lagoon, 20 Gloucester Road - Bishopston Society response
- Cricket Club New Music and Alcohol Licence Application - A victory for the Bishopston Society
- URGENT! Cricket Club new Music and Alcohol Licence Application
- Licensing application from 'Bobby's News': TBS response
- Cumulative Impact Area - Alcohol Licensing
- Are the 'CIA' criteria being taken more seriously by the Planners?
- Neighbourhood Partnership
- Our commitment to the NP
- Neighbourhood Partnership events
- Last Neighbourhood Partnership meeting - March 16th '17
- NEIGHBOURHOOD PARTNERSHIP PUBLIC MEETING ON TUESDAY APRIL 25TH 2017
- Bishopston Congested Residential Streets - a special public forum
- BCR NP Community Fair 2016
- Bishopston, Cotham, Redland Neighbourhood Festival: May 2nd - May 10th
- 2016 Neighbourhood Partnership and Forum meetings
- BCR Community Fair, Sept 19th
- Public Forum dates
- BCR NP Forum - 21 November 2016
- Neighbourhood Partnership news
- Open meeting with the Mayor, Feb 22nd, 7 to 9 pm
- BCR Public Forum Meeting Nov 21st
- Small grants application - 5 September deadline!
- Bishopston, Cotham & Redland Neighbourhood Partnership news
- Students Moving Out
- BCR Neighbourhood Partnership meeting: May 24th Forum, 7 - 9 pm
- Bishopston,Cotham & Redland Neighbourhood Partnership News, May '16
- MORE CYCLE PARKING, PLEASE…!
- BCR Neighbourhood Forum December meetings
- More small grant applications from NP
- News from the Neighbourhood Partnership October 2015
- Green Capital Money Available
- Small Grant Applications from NP
- News from the Neighbourhood Partnership May 2015
- News from the Neighbourhood Partnership December 2014
- A new Grounds Maintenance Service for Bristol from Feb 2015
- News from the Neighbourhood Partnership Sept 2014
- Bristol 2015 Neighbourhood Partnerships Fund (Green Capital Projects)
- News from the Neighbourhood Partnership - June 2014
- News from the Neighbourhood Partnership- April / May 2014
- “Walking with a Purpose and Walking for Pleasure" - A local project to identify and map local walking routes
- News from the Neighbourhood Partnership, January 2014
- Cranbrook Road - Proposed carriageway changes
- NEWS FROM THE NEIGHBOURHOOD PARTNERSHIP JUNE 2013
- NEWS FROM THE NEIGHBOURHOOD PARTNERSHIP November 2013
- News from the Neighbourhood Partnership
- Area Green Space plan: prioritising improvements for St Andrews Park
- Small Grants announced at Community Fair
- Our journey
- Papers
- Partners
- Learn
- New reserch links PM 2.5s to Altzheimers
- PM 2.5 links to ADHD and autism.
- Worrying evidence of wood burning stoves and high PM 2.5 levels
- The Invisible Killer - a book review of this new publication
- George Montbiot on Carmageddon
- Get up to speed on air pollution issues and info
- Reasons why we should phase out cars - quickly
- How social inequalities lead to exposure to different levels of air pollution
- New air pollutant added to the growing list...
- Birmingham schools' clean air project
- 3 simple videos that outline some of the basic information about air pollution
- We are damaging not just our lungs but our brains with air pollution
- School children exposed to poisoning by air pollution
- Woodstoves more serious particulate polluters than diesel cars?
- Basic facts about Bristol's air pollution problem
- The Clean Air Zone - what’s happening and how will it impact Bishopston?
- What is air pollution?
- The impact of air pollution on health
- How serious is air pollution locally?
- How can we avoid air pollution?
- What are "they" doing about air quality
- What can WE do to clean up our air?
- Walk
- Support CAD
- Clean Air Day Bishopston - Thursday 20th June - nine ways to take part!
- Make a clean air pledge
- Get a free bike breakfast
- Visit the roadshow
- Have some creative fun
- Love your bike
- Protect our kids
- Get the facts
- Join the conversation
- Enjoy an evening walk
- PS: why a Clean Air Day?
- Help publicise the day
- What else? What next?
- Cycle
- Watch
- Act
- Join
- News
- New edition of ClairCity Newsletter
- More and more SUVs in and around Bishopston?
- Yet more medical conditions now associated with PM 2.5s
- Major source of PM 2.5s in Bristol - Wood Burning Stoves
- Keep up to date and informed on air pollution at Clean Air Hub
- New study of Bristol's air pollution details lives lost and cost to the City
- Walk to school - but take the backstreets
- Could the Gloucester Road be ageing your memory ?
- Bristol still dragging its heels on decision about CAZ plans
- Megacities' air pollution linked to cognitive decline in children and adults
- Air pollutants closely linked with increase in baby deaths
- Stop those Engine Idlers outside your school
- Diesel fumes much worse on hot days
- Report says CAZs should include charging private cars
- Link between air pollution and mental health problems
- Reduce air pollution and you will reduce levels of childhood asthma
- Devolution backed up by government funding is answer to CAZs
- Petition to Bristol's Mayor: Clean Air needed faster for young lungs
- Children In Charge!
- Babies can be damaged by air pollution even before their first breath
- Neither of Bristol's Clean Air Zone Options will fully meet legal limits for a decade
- Have your say on Bristol's Clean Air Zone
- Claircity newsletter, July 2019
- Air pollution particles are embedded in our hearts as well as our lungs
- Interview with Marvin Rees focuses on Bristol's delayed Clean Air Policy
- School hedges alongside busy roads could reduce air pollution
- London toxic school run will be similarly experienced here in Bristol
- New method of measuring air pollutants already in use in Sweden
- Decision on Bristol Clean Air Zone option to be made on June 18th
- Author talks about his latest book on air pollution
- New research indicates air pollution can cause damage to all our body organs
- Clean Air Day Bishopston 2019 plans finalised
- Air pollution giving children anxiety
- Parents worried about living in homes where air pollution is bad and getting worse
- Bristol Council to receive School Streets tool kit used by Hackney.
- Parents' fears of air pollution's effects when walking children to school
- Effect of urban air quality on property values could be bad - or maybe good news
- Draft Environment Bill seriously lacking committment on reducing greenhouse gas emissions
- Air pollution screen for schools
- More protest over delays in Clean Air Policy from Bristol
- The Bristol Cable is now campaigning to improve Bristol's air quality
- ULEZ now up and running in London. Will Bristol follow suit?
- National Clean Air Day comes to Bishopston!
- Bristol shamed by Manchester's generous funding for walking and cycling
- Delayed Bristol Clean Air Plan getting closer to formulation - but not there yet....
- Air pollution and global warming are inseparable
- Special back packs measure air pollution in school environment
- Government to give £21 million for developing National Cycling Network
- Big Pedal - week of 25th of March
- Latest news
- Petition to Marvin Rees: Clean up Bristol's air
- Mayor Rees explains to Government why BCC has delayed on Clean Air Plans
- 'No idling zones outside schools' - Public Health England
- Bristol schools monitored for air pollution
- Tameside and Glasgow schools lead way in taking action on their local car pollution -
- New FoE report argues for free bus travel
- Frightening figures on UK children's breathing problems
- Our MP is pushing Council to move fast on air pollution action
- Optimistic look at how Bristol could become a leading European cycling city
- Medact - Air pollution awareness event, Feb 21st
- Bristol council in fault on plans for reducing air pollution
- Bristol and its air quality - and work on AQ and transport in other cities
- Are you feeling guilty in contributing to the 'school run' pollution load?
- Clean Air Bishopston – Jan '19 update
- Drivers could be fined as anti-idling zones to be introduced in Bristol
- Health professionals warn of polluted air winter health risk to children
- New research finds London air pollution reduces size of children's lungs
- New research links air pollution and childhood obesity
- Newcastle way ahead of Bristol in setting up 'community-led air quality sensors
- Bristol's Air Quality monitoring and response to its illegal levels of pollutants
- Join the Bristol trend - jettison the car and take to your bike
- Latest Government 'Local Road Users Survey' results
- Private car ownership soon to be a thing of the past?
- Yet another serious warning of the health dangers of air pollution
- Young children and babies in prams at higher risk of exposure to traffic pollution
- Trees can help mitigate air pollution, but only partially
- 'Bristol's Transport is in Crisis' says local environmental activist Seth Piper
- Finally, government is examining health danger of air born particulates from traffic
- Bristol now lagging way behind Manchester in encouraging cycling
- Clean Air Day Bishopston Poster available for sharing
- 'Political boldness' required to sort out Bristol's traffic problems
- Claim on kids and cigarettes shocks Clean Air event
- Make your Clean Air Day pledge and come to our community call-out on 21st June
- ClairCity Skylines game – how would you run Bristol?
- ClientEarth disappointed with government's NO2 plan consultation
- Workshop to build your own air quality monitor
- Bristol City Council's Clean Air Zone - what will it mean for Bishopston?
- Skylines comes to Bishopston
- Local walks feature in May's Bristol Walkfest
- “Public health emergency” drives project launch
- Plans being hatched for Clean Air Day Bishopston, 21 June
- ....and in previous news
