St Bernadette’s Old Boys Rugby and Football Club (RFC) is relocating from Hengrove Park to a new home on Fulford Road in Hartcliffe. Bristol City Council is working with the club on the move and in September appointed Kier (Regional) and Inspire Architects to design new rugby facilities, which...More
Bristol City Council is reviewing its Statement of Licensing Policy and Cumulative Impact Assessment Policy. These set out the council’s policy for licensing and regulating businesses where there is the sale of alcohol, provision of regulated entertainment and late night refreshment. This...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.
The draft policy will now undergo the formal consultation. We will use this feedback to help inform...More
Introduction of a Permit Scheme into Bristol
Bristol City Council, as a highway authority, has a regulatory duty to manage and control the increasing demand on Bristol’s road network. This demand is from both road users and those individuals and organisations that need to...More
The equipment and design of this junction has now expired so Bristol City Council is looking to update and upgrade the junction as a whole. The equipment is failing and the design dates back to before the completion of the M32 and the improved network around Cabot Circus both of which have...More
The panel was asked questions to support the full public consultation on the Sex Establishment Policy Review 2019 regarding the regulation of Sex Entertainment Venues (SEVs).
The Council adopted legislation in 2012 which gave it the ability to control and regulate Sex Establishments. A...More
Background
Bristol City Council is asking for feedback on changes to the road network in the Western Harbour area, which could create a new city quarter, including new homes, shops and green space. Please note we are asking for early feedback on initial ideas, this is...More
Bristol City Council’s Road Safety and Local Engineering team propose the implementation of new parking restrictions (double yellow lines) in the Ashton Vale area, in order to ease access for large vehicles such as fire engines, bin lorries and HGVs.
Please refer to the...More
The council is seeking views from citizens and organisations on the council's proposed principles and priorities of the Enabling VCSE support grant. If you are responding on behalf of an organisation, the council would like to hear about what your organisation needs are in terms of support...More
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 the area safer for...More
Bristol City Council has allocated funding to the alleviation of congestion issues related to the recent construction of the new cycleway on the West side of Wapping Road.
The scheme aims to prevent the obstruction of two way traffic on Wapping Road by the presence of parked vehicles...More
Funding has been allocated to a review of parking restrictions around Elmlea Avenue and Parry's Lane. This scheme affects both the Stoke Bishop and Westbury-on-Trym and Henleaze wards.
The scheme aims to improve access to residential streets and properties, reduce queues of...More
New ultrafast broadband options are being piloted in our council housing starting in the summer of 2019. We are learning lessons from this pilot as we prepare for new full fibre networks serving our council housing, expected in 2020. The introduction of new networks will also deliver better...More
The areas the proposed new restrictions cover, what restrictions are proposed, how you can comment.
New restrictions on permitted development, known as Article 4 Directions, have been made for Avonmouth Village and parts of North, East and South Bristol.
If the new Article 4...More
Pollution can make the air we breathe bad for our health. Air pollution has been a problem in Bristol and many UK cities for a long time.
The most concerning pollutants within Bristol are nitrogen dioxide (NO 2 ) and very small particulates. These pollutants are invisible. ...More
The Electoral Registration and Administration Act 2013 requires the Returning Officer to decide how many polling stations are required for each polling place and they must allocate electors to the polling stations in such manner as they think most convenient.
The Returning Officer...More
The Bristol Playing Pitch Strategy identified that Bristol has a large number of poor grass pitches and that a significant number of these are in council ownership. These pitches are supported by an ageing stock of changing rooms/ pavilions.
The council currently offers bowls,...More
A survey asking panel members about the experience of being part of Bristol's Citizens' Panel.
This was conducted with members of the Bristol Citizens' Panel between May and June of 2019. More
A survey asking about the physical activity undertaken like sport and other types of exercise. There are no right or wrong answers; we want to know about your experience, behaviour and opinions. More
There is a legal requirement for Local Authorities to have a five year homelessness and rough sleeping strategy that sets out information about:
The scale and causes of homelessness and rough sleeping in their city
How they will prevent and tackle homelessness and rough sleeping. ...More
The Bristol Local Plan Review will update existing policies for deciding planning applications, guiding development in the city over the next twenty years, building a better Bristol. The reviewed Local Plan will help deliver the new homes and jobs we need, shape our city for the future and...More
Bristol City Council is responsible for the funding and management of Public Health in Bristol. The Public Health funding given to local authorities by central government has reduced by an estimated £700m in recent years. Bristol Public Health has reduced its spending by 17.5% since 2015....More
‘Help when people need it’ services are short term support that people can access quickly to help them get back on their feet after a difficulty. The help that they get is intended to help people stay independent where they live and prevent them from needing longer term care and/or support. It...More
We want you to tell us about your ideas or suggestions for your library and its building. We are looking for opportunities for community-led activities and partnerships to create a library service for the future. Ideas could include extending the service and use of buildings while...More
This consultation includes the proposed dates for the 2020/21 school year.
Term 1: Tuesday 1st September 2020 to Friday 23rd October 2020 (39 School Days)
Term 2: Monday 2nd November 2020 to Friday 18th December 2020 (35 School Days)
Term 3: Monday 4th January...More
Muller Road is a busy transport route between Horfield, Lockleaze and Eastville. It is an important bus route and is also used by large numbers of pedestrians and cyclists, including school children.
More than 1,000 houses are planned in Lockleaze in the next few years, and Muller Road is...More
This survey seeks to gather view from local residents on what the future Temple Quarter should look like. Responses will be passed to the masterplanning team to take into account when producing early draft plans for the area. More
As part of the Bristol City Council’s long-term commitment to improving infrastructure for sustainable transport, the council proposes to provide 6 Sheffield cycle stands on a footway build out with drainage channel on Southleigh Road Clifton.
This scheme was initially proposed by...More
This is the online application for a Bristol Eating Better Award.
Making changes to the ‘out of home’ food by promoting healthier and more sustainable food options through an award scheme for food businesses.
Following an evaluation by the University of Bristol, we’re in the...More