Bristol City Council has allo cated funding to introduce tr affic calming at Hengrove Lane, between Hengrove Farm Lane and Wells Road.
The proposals involve a series of 6 speed cushions (double sets) at Hengrove Lane – i.e. a continuation of those at Walsh Ave. The purpose of the...More
We are asking businesses, residents and anyone who enjoys Redcliff Mead Lane and Prewett Street to make suggestions on how to make walking and cycling easier and how to improve the general street environment.
You can take part by following the link at the bottom of this page.
Due to...More
The planning conditions associated with the redevelopment of the UWE St Matthias Campus included funding to make highway improvements on Oldbury Court Road.
The focus of the proposals are at the junction of Oldbury Court Road, Symington Road & Victoria Park. This junction is positioned on a...More
The first assembly session gave participants an introduction to Bristol's assembly and an overview of how an assembly works.
Mayor of Bristol Marvin Rees, Deputy Mayor, Cllr Asher Craig and Cllr Paula O’Rourke welcomed assembly members and introduced why the assembly has been called and...More
The Silverthorne Lane area in St Philips, Bristol has significant architectural and historic interest and is being considered for designation as a new conservation area for Bristol.
Conservation areas are beneficial for the social and cultural identity of the area and help...More
We are asking businesses, residents and anyone who enjoys Beaufort Road to make suggestions on how to make walking and cycling easier and how to improve the general street environment.
You can take part by following the link at the bottom of this page.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions the...More
We are asking businesses, residents and anyone who enjoys Langton Court Bridge to make suggestions on how to make walking and cycling easier and how to improve the general street environment.
You can take part by following the link at the bottom of this page.
Due to COVID-19...More
We are asking businesses, residents and anyone who enjoys Dean Lane to make suggestions on how to make walking and cycling easier and how to improve the general street environment.
You can take part by following the link at the bottom of this page.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions the team...More
We are asking businesses, residents and anyone who enjoys Overton Road to make suggestions on how to make walking and cycling easier and how to improve the general street environment.
You can take part by following the link at the bottom of this page.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions the...More
Bristol City Council is making changes to how vehicles access some parts of the city centre. These changes are part of our Bristol Transport Strategy and aim to help meet air quality and 2030 climate goals by prioritising Public Transport (Buses and Taxis) and Active travel (Cycling and...More
A new residential development is proposed on the site of the former Blake Centre, off Gainsborough Square.
The proposal is for a combination of Extra Care Housing (with care and support that promotes independence) where older individuals, with a range...More
The proposed measures provide an additional area of footway through the bend on the eastern side of Conham Road.
The existing footway terminates just before the bend, resulting in zero visibility between pedestrians waiting to cross from east to west and motorists travelling south.
The...More
Bristol City Council is responsible for determining admission arrangements for all community and voluntary controlled (VC) school in Bristol.
We are not responsible for decisions made on behalf of other schools including; academies, foundation and voluntary aided schools. ...More
The second assembly session saw participants divided into three groups, looking at three topics:
Climate change
Health
Transport
Climate change:
Simeran Bachra, UK Cities Manager, CDP
Health:
Sally Hogg, Consultant...More
We are asking businesses, residents and anyone who enjoys Picton Street to make suggestions on how to make walking and cycling easier and how to improve the general street environment.
You can take part by following the link at the bottom of this page.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions the...More
We are asking businesses, residents and anyone who enjoys the Park Row, Upper Maudlin Street, Marlborough Street and Colston Street area to make suggestions on how to make walking and cycling easier and how to improve the general street environment.
You can take part by following the link at...More
We are asking businesses, residents and anyone who enjoys Rosemary Lane to make suggestions on how to make walking and cycling easier and how to improve the general street environment.
You can take part by following the link at the bottom of this page.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions the...More
Why are we consulting?
Bristol City Council’s Housing Delivery Team is developing a residential planning application for affordable housing on the site of the former New Kingsland United Reform Church in Henbury. As part of this process, we are asking residents and other...More
Businesses, residents and anyone who enjoys St Marks Road - named the greatest street in the UK last year - are being asked to make suggestions to build on this success. We want your ideas for how to improve enjoyment of the diverse stores, restaurants, events and other vibrant groups in the...More
What do you like about Princess Victoria Street and what do you think would improve it?
To help us design proposals that work for everyone, we are asking businesses, residents and anyone who enjoys Princess Victoria Street, which is a local high street in Clifton, to make suggestions on how...More
We are asking businesses, residents and anyone who enjoys Cotham Hill to make suggestions on how to make walking and cycling easier and how to improve the general street environment.
You can take part by following the link at the bottom of this page.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions the...More
Substance misuse remains an important issue for our city. The impacts of drug and alcohol use are seen across Bristol; there are implications to the health of our population, and the safety within our communities.
Bristol’s existing alcohol strategy expires in 2020. This presents an...More
The development and delivery of Bristol's Citizens’ Assembly has been overseen and supported by a voluntary advisory group.
What is the role of the Advisory Group?
The advisory group provided an independent voice and advice on the citizens’ assembly process so that:...More
Every February, the council sets a budget for the next year which details how much money we will be able to spend on each of the services the council provides.
We are consulting on options for the level of Council Tax increase next year (from April 2021-March 2022) to help cover some...More
This is our annual 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.
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We recruited 60 assembly members. These members reflected Bristol’s local diversity in terms of age, sex, disability, ethnicity, geography, deprivation, and employment.
Assembly members were provided with everything they need to fully participate in the online...More
Bristol City Council and the Environment Agency are working together to deliver a long-term plan to better protect homes and businesses from flooding and enhance the river for all.
Bristol was built on the River Avon, and as a result became a gateway to the world. Our city grew and prospered...More
ORIGINAL CONTENT
Bristol City Council has allocated funding for the improvement of road safety – with emphasis on the safety of pedestrians and cyclists, at the mini roundabout which forms the junction between Zetland Road, Redland Road and South Road.
The scheme aims to make...More
Forward - Councillor Asher Craig, Deputy Mayor with responsibility for Communities, Equalities and Public Health
I am delighted to be introducing the consultation on the proposed second round of the successful Bristol Impact Fund programme 2021 - 2025.
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Air pollution has been a problem in Bristol and many UK cities for a long time. Bristol City Council has a moral and legal duty to ensure the city’s air quality meets legal limits of air pollution in the shortest possible time.
In 2019, we consulted on two options to...More