Bishopston community news and business directory
Bishopston Matters is a popular community magazine delivered free to 10,500 homes across Bishopston, Ashley Down, Horfield, St Andrews and parts of Redland. It celebrates all the numerous positive local events, activities, groups and individuals that live within this area. Keeping people up to date with the latest news from the vibrant Gloucester Road, green spaces – St Andrews Park, Horfield Common, The Golden Hill Community Garden as well as local schools, scouting, history, WI, church groups, local councillors and much, much more! As well as promoting local news and events, the magazine is a trusty directory for local businesses and traders, its handy A5 size means it is held onto. Whatever you need, you will find a local business that can help, within the pages of the community magazine. If you would like to promote your business or services to the local community or raise awareness of a local group, please do get in touch, contact kerry@bishopstonmatters.co.uk.
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Gloucester Road International Festival of Food & Drink
The Gloucester Road International Festival of Food & Drink, on 9 March 2019, celebrates the diversity of international food and drink available on Gloucester Road. Restaurants and bars, butchers and… -
Bishopston Window Wanderland 2019 – A Walking Trail to Light up our Winter
Bishopston's Window Wanderland takes place between 9-11 February and it's still not too late to sign up to make a display. From the simple to the spectacular, throw open your curtains… -
Bristol theatre company Kelvin Players invites you to Florian Zeller’s The Father
Award-winning theatre company brings multi-award-winning play to Bristol audiences for the first time. The Kelvin Players’ February Production is The Father, translated by Christopher Hampton from the French original by Florian…
FROM FACEBOOK
Celebrating World Book Day - Page 53, pop-up booksellers.Gloucester Road Book Fair March 7th at Alchemy Bar from 4pm.
Lovely artwork from Rick Beerhorst.😁
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Bristol Child Contact Centre based in Trinity Henleaze United Reform Church needs volunteers for the contact sessions held on the 2nd & 4th Saturday of every month.
Work as part of a team of 4 providing a safe space for children to see the parent they no longer live with.
We have two sessions from 10-1 and from 2-5 and volunteers would be on duty once a month on average.
DBS check will be done. Training will be given in all aspects of issues which may arise in a contact centre.
Call Vanessa on 07511 290505 or email info@bristolchildcontactcentre.org.uk
A year on the lunch club is going strong. A hot meal at a reasonable price and Making new friends - whats not to love!
Today
Bishopston Cotham and Redland Community Partnership Forum
Monday 11th February 2019, 7pm - 9pm,
at Redland Green Bowls Club, Redland Court Road, BS6 7HE
BCR CP are inviting groups and individuals to submit suggestions for projects to be supported by the CIL funding available for our area.
CIL is Community Infrastructure Levy, a financial contribution made by developers for infrastructure to support local development.
To get in touch, email us at info@bcrcp.org.uk or see the website bcrcp.org.uk
bcrcp.org.uk
For the Bristol neighbourhoods within and around Bishopston & Ashley Down, Cotham and RedlandWHAT’S ON
- Westbury-on-Trym WI
18/02/2019, Westbury-on-Trym - Horfield & Lockleaze strollers winter programme
19/02/2019, - Horfield Theatre Company presents The Weekend
20/02/2019, Bristol - Horfield Theatre Company presents The Weekend
21/02/2019, Bristol - Horfield Theatre Company presents The Weekend
22/02/2019, Bristol
