The Quality of Life survey provides an annual snapshot of what people think about living in Bristol. The survey is open to all Bristol residents over 16 years old.
CLOSING DATE EXTENDED TO 13 AUGUST 2017. More
The Council has decided to close Upton Road to through traffic on a trial basis, by using an Experimental Traffic Order to prohibit the driving of motor vehicles within a section of Upton Road approximately mid‐way along its length.
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As part of the Bristol City Council’s long-term commitment to improving sustainable transport we would like to safely increase the number of routes available for cyclists throughout the Bristol area. One-way streets can cause significant problems for cyclists if they are forced to use more...More
Last year Bristol City Council allowed Stapleton AFC to use Begbrook Park for their reserve adult football team. This was an additional adult team to previous years which increased the number of adult matches from 18 to 30 last season. This was for a trial season. More
This new Bristol Behaviour Change for healthier lifestyles programme is designed to meet the needs of people in the city who wish to change their lifestyle behaviour, recognising that people live within communities and families. It will address the key lifestyle factors of smoking, overweight,...More
Bristol City Council is proposing a number of improvements to Hotwell Road/Anchor Road (A4 corridor) as part of Better Bus Area Fund Project. The proposals aim to make bus travel easier and more attractive by improving journey times and reliability, whilst improving safety and the environment...More
Filwood, Knowle & Windmill Hill Neighbourhood Partnership has prioritised a local traffic scheme to stop rat running on Woodbridge Road and to control vehicle speeds on Redcatch Road and we are seeking residents’ views on our preliminary proposals. More
Bristol City Council has been awarded funding for new walking and cycling routes in the city. As part of this, there is a new route from Hengrove to the City Centre via Filwood.
Residents and businesses are invited to review proposals for a new Zebra crossing over Wedmore Vale, linking into...More
The Housing and Planning Act 2016 gave councils new powers to deal with rogue landlords, including Rent Repayment Orders and Civil Penalty Notices. The government defined a ‘rogue landlord’ as ‘a landlord who knowingly flouts their obligations by renting out unsafe and substandard...More
Future business success and the competitiveness of the city region economy will be increasingly linked with the quality and speed of Bristol's broadband offer. For businesses that have already made the jump to ultrafast speeds, the impact has often been transformative - helping businesses...More
Redfield Lodge is a council owned and run 40 bed residential dementia care home in the east of the city. 38 of the beds are permanent, one is for emergency respite and one is for planned respite.
The care home has been overspent for the last three years and this year alone it amounts to...More
Bristol City Council is responsible for setting the school term and holiday dates for all Community and Voluntary Controlled schools in the city. This consultation includes the proposed dates for the 2018/19 school year.
These dates are being proposed following discussions with Local...More
St George Neighbourhood Partnership has prioritised a local traffic scheme to improve the pedestrian environment on Bryants Hill by installing a two-stage crossing facility near the junction with John Wesley Road and we are seeking residents’ views on our preliminary proposals. More
We are commissioning a wide range of treatment and support for people affected by drugs/alcohol use in Bristol under the Recovery Orientated Alcohol and Drugs Service (ROADS) banner.
We have set up a series of consultation events to discuss plans with stakeholders in more detail.
North...More
Cotham School are consulting on an expansion from 8 to 9 forms of entry from September 2018. An increase to the School's Planned Admissions Number from 216 to 243.
As part of the process of expanding the school, Cotham are consulting with parents, carers and other stakeholders to provide the...More
Over the next two years the council will be working with the Jamie Oliver Food Foundation as well as partners from different sectors across the city to become more Sugar Smart. Work will be taking place in schools, workplaces, and with our restaurants and takeaways to look at the small changes...More
Bristol has been awarded additional funding from the Department for Transport to upgrade and extend walking and cycling routes across the city.
One of these routes is the Southmead Quietway. We are working to make this route a quiet, safe and enjoyable route to get people to work or play all...More
We are consulting on the key improvements which local people want to see in their parks and open spaces within Henbury and Brentry. The Neighbourhood Partnership has approx. £80,000 to spend and this will be spent to deliver the main priorities which come from this survey. The consultation will...More
The overall purpose of this consultation is to support Housing Services to develop a new Tenant Participation Strategy and Action Plan for the next three year period. More
Early Years National Funding Formula (EYNFF) and 30 Hours Free Childcare - Provider Consultation to ask about spending of Dedicated Schools Grant funding (public money) and ask sufficiency questions about 30 Hours Free Childcare.
Childcare Works are offering Learn, Explore, Debate (LED)...More
Bristol has been awarded additional funding from the Department for Transport to upgrade and extend walking and cycling routes across the city.
One of these routes is the Southmead Quietway. We are working to make this route a quiet, safe and enjoyable route to get people to work or play all...More
The statutory definition of a Conservation Area is “an area of special architectural or historic interest, the character and appearance of which it is desirable to preserve or enhance” (Planning (Listed Building and Conservation Areas) Act 1990, s.69(1)).
Adopted Conservation Area...More
Colston Hall is the South West’s biggest concert venue but is no longer fit for purpose for audiences or performers. This project will complete the transformation of Colston Hall and create one of the best arts and learning facilities in the country.
The £48.8m project involves remodelling...More
This consultation has been terminated as we have previously consulted on this issue.
If you need any further information, please contact Sarah.Stone@bristol.gov.uk More
The Council is now moving on the next stage of adopting a new set of parks byelaws. The 24 proposed byelaws focus on ensuring everyone can continue to use the city’s parks and green spaces responsibly, considerately and safely. They will also give the council and its partners scope to tackle...More
Bristol City Council has been awarded funding for new walking and cycling routes in the city. As part of this, there is a new route from Hengrove to the City Centre via Filwood.
Residents and businesses are invited to review proposals for the St John’s Lane and Wedmore Vale sections of the...More
We are consulting on a long term plan for Stoke Park, a Grade II registered historic park, which aims to find a balance between protecting its important historic and ecological features, such as the World War 2 anti- aircraft gun battery, as well ensuring we provide a range of opportunities for...More
The aim of the scheme is to upgrade the existing refuge island, which is not currently fit for purpose, and is not considered a safe place for pedestrians. We are proposing to replace the existing island with a zebra crossing, and by doing so, it will provide easier and safer access to and from...More
This draft plan has been prepared for a formal consultation exercise about our proposals related to accommodation services to protect people from homelessness now and in the future. We are keen to get views on these proposals from people who have used homelessness services, providers of...More