In 2015 Bristol City Council launched its Pledge to Children in Care and Care Leavers alongside its Corporate Parenting Strategy. The Pledge is designed for children and young people and sets out the promises the council makes to improve the lives of children and young people in and leaving care. More
As part of Bristol City Council’s long term commitment to improving sustainable transport, active travel and road safety we would like to create a safer and calmer road environment on Bedminster Road outside of Parson Street Primary School.
Slower speeds can help create more cohesive...More
Unity Youth Forum are looking to get the voices of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic, Refugee and Asylum Seeking Young People so that they can ensure they are representative of the wider community.
The purpose of Unity Youth Forum's survey is to identify possible challenges and barriers and...More
We are consulting on a reduced city-wide Supporting Families' Service focussed on a targeted model of support for families based on one worker, one family, one plan. More
Health & Wellbeing Boards have a statutory requirement to assess the needs for pharmacy services in their areas and publish the results in a Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA) every three years.
The PNA assesses how well existing services meet health needs of the people of Bristol for...More
We are consulting on a draft plan setting out how we propose to commission the following services for parents with young children -
Parent and child assessment placements – These are short-term placements, usually of about 12 weeks, for families where there are concerns about the parents’...More
Communities in South Bristol are invited to participate in a series of engagement events this autumn as work starts to develop plans for the city’s largest housing regeneration scheme.
Work is underway to bring forward proposals for two large-scale residential development sites at Hengrove...More
The Communities of Lockleaze, Horfield and Cheswick Village and the surrounding area are invited to participate in a series of engagement events this autumn as work starts to develop housing proposals for the first of the two priority sites in Lockleaze.
Following a consultation event on 4 th ...More
Due to reductions in government funding and the needs of a growing and ageing population, the council will have less money to provide services over the next five years. It is forecast that the Discretionary Rate Relief (DRR) scheme would cost an estimated £522,000 in 2018/19 if current levels...More
This is an online application for a Bristol Eating Better Award. This scheme aims to help reduce obesity within the city by working with the out of home food environment and forms one of the delivery strands under the Healthy Weight Framework, it also promotes various sustainability criteria. More