Bristol’s high streets and shopping areas are vital to the city’s economy and its communities.
In addition to shopping, we recognise that these locations, whatever their size, are places where people work, meet, socialise and spend their leisure time.
We have developed...More
This survey aims to collect the views of parent carers whose children have special educational needs and/or a disability (SEND) and attend a for profit/private or independent school. Bristol is leading a consortium of councils who are developing a framework which will enable us to purchase these...More
Bristol City Council has adopted newly implemented sections of the Equality Act 2010.
This means that in addition to our longstanding policy of requiring a 100% wheelchair accessible Hackney Carriage fleet, the council will now be responsible for maintaining a list of licensed Private Hire...More
In 2018 the City Council set up 6 Area Committees to cover the whole of Bristol City Council. The councillors from all the wards which are covered by the Area Committee sit on the Committee and make decisions together.
The Area Committees hold a formal decision-making meeting once a year to...More
Improving school attendance and reducing persistent absenteeism is a priority for Bristol and is a crucial part of the city’s ambition to raise standards and secure the best outcomes for all young people.
The draft Attendance Strategy recognises s chool attendance as...More
The panel were asked questions to support the Bristol Transport Strategy 2018 consultation regarding views on transport, any issues with travelling around the city and thoughts on proposed solutions.
This survey was conducted with members of the Bristol Citizens' Panel only.
The full...More
Bristol has a range of formal and informal advocacy services delivered across the city. These advocacy services help citizens say what they want from services such as adult care & support, children's services and health and mental health services and it helps influence how these services are...More
A survey asking what is important in making Bristol a good place to live, and what aspects of living in Bristol people are most and least satisfied with.
This was conducted with members of the Bristol Citizens' Panel only. More
We would like your views on upgrading a path in Stoke Park, to make it easier for more people to make use of the park and to support new housing in the area. Our proposal is to upgrade an existing path connecting Lockleaze with Jellicoe Avenue at the eastern edge of the park, to create a...More
Community groups can apply for the designation of a Neighbourhood (Planning) Area and apply to be designated as the Neighbourhood (Planning) Forum for that area. A designated Neighbourhood (Planning) Forum will then be able to prepare a Neighbourhood Development Plan or Neighbourhood...More
We all need to get from A to B. Transport plays a big part of all of our daily lives. The draft Bristol Transport Strategy sets out our vision and ambition for transport in the city up to 2036.
You can read the draft Bristol Transport Strategy here.
You can read the...More
Bristol City Council is required to determine the area that admission authorities in Bristol should use when consulting on school admission arrangements for 2020 until 2022.
For Bristol, as an admissions authority, the 'relevant area' being consulted on is the whole city (City of...More
As part of the ‘Safer Routes to Schools’ schemes, a Zebra Crossing and raised table is proposed on Novers Lane. This is proposed for a location on a route to and from Greenfield E-Act Academy. More
As part of the Safer Routes to Schools schemes, a zebra crossing and raised table is proposed on Bamfield located on a route to and from Perry Court E-Act Academy. More
In February this year we asked for your views on a draft Urban Living Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) which has been prepared to support the council’s ambition for higher density, quality developments across the city.
The results of the consultation have been incorporated into...More
One of the requirements of the Gambling Act 2005 is for the council to produce a Statement of Gambling Policy setting out how gambling will be regulated in Bristol.
The Gambling Act requires local authorities to review their policy every three years.
The current policy came into force...More
We are seeking your views on how the 20mph speed limit operates in practice. The aim of the 20mph review is to identify whether any localised adjustments are needed to the 20mph speed limit across the City in order to improve its effectiveness.
In each area there are a number of roads that...More
The council is formalising its approach to vehicle dwelling encampments on the highway. Vehicle dwelling is increasing significantly in Bristol. The council must balance the needs of those vehicle dwelling with those of the local community, and those needing to use the highway and adjacent...More
Bristol City Council is consulting on its approach to rough sleeping encampments.
We are proposing an improved approach to rough sleeping encampments in light of the growing number of encampments in the city.
We are providing one main drop-in session at City Hall for...More
We are proposing changes to the funding model of Information advice and guidance services in Bristol to promote a more joined up way of working, make best use of resources and produce better outcomes for Bristol citizens. The IAG services serve large numbers of vulnerable citizens in the city...More
We are asking for your views on changes to the boundary of St James Parade Conservation Area to get feedback from interested parties on the content of the draft document, to check information is correct and to consult on the proposed extension to the boundary of the Conservation Area.
...More
This Multiagency Strategy under the Children and Families Partnership Board outlines our plan to deliver the help and support families need at the earliest opportunity to enable them to thrive.
It highlights planned citywide early help focus on identification and reduction of adverse...More
The four local authorities who jointly commission the Sensory Support Service (Bath and North-East Somerset, Bristol, North Somerset, South Gloucestershire) are working to redesign the service. the views of everyone who uses or has used or who has a interest in the service are very important....More
Bristol City Council is planning to introduce new Traffic Regulation Orders for surrounding highways and the introduction of car parking charges at Blaise Castle Estate and Oldbury Court Estate.
In order to implement this regulation, there is a need to make changes to the traffic...More
Based on the feedback from the first stage of the Targeted Short Breaks consultation which closed on 1 June 2018, we are consulting you again with some new proposals. Some of the proposals from phase 1 have not changed.
We have kept the same questions for proposals which have not changed and...More
Community groups can apply for the designation of a Neighbourhood (Planning) Area and apply to be designated as the Neighbourhood (Planning) Forum for that area. A designated Neighbourhood (Planning) Forum will then be able to prepare a Neighbourhood Development Plan or Neighbourhood Development...More
Bristol City Council has a statutory responsibility to provide a range of short breaks (previously known as respite). This is set out in our Short Breaks Statement jointly developed with Bristol Parent Carers. Our Targeted Short Breaks services contracts for children and young people up to age...More
Are you interested in becoming part of the Bristol's Citizens' Panel?
We need residents of Bristol to regularly share their views and ideas on a wide range of issues, and we want to reflect the population in age, ethnicity, gender, location and other demographics.
As a thank you,...More
The Council adopted legislation in 2012 which gave it the ability to control and regulate Sex Establishments. A policy was developed at that time and the Council is now reviewing it.
This questionnaire will be used to inform the draft policy, and a further consultation on the draft policy will...More