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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Collegiate Crowned National Champions
Collegiate's First VII squad have been crowned national champions in the Bowl competition at the esteemed Rosslyn Park Sevens. From a field of more than 200 top sporting schools, Collegiate's squad… -
BS9 Arts Trail
BS9 Arts Trail 7 and 8 June 2025 - 11am to 5pm – in Henleaze, Stoke Bishop & Westbury-on-Trym ONE POSTCODE – MANY ARTISTS! Supported by generous sponsorship from VWV… -
Bristol Stitchers Exhibition
Bristol Stitchers Exhibition Friday 30th May to Saturday 31st May 10 – 4 pm. Entrance £4. Bristol Stitchers, a north Bristol-based creative group, are excited and proud to present an…
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If you are renovating or building a house this year please come and see us for a lighting design. We also now design and supply kitchens/bathrooms/bedrooms. We have some beautiful new displays in our award winning showroom.
Ablectrics 33 Zetland Road BS6 7AH
🏴 We're excited to be hosting another England Football Para Talent session during the upcoming Easter holidays.
The sessions are aimed at both male and females aged from 8 – 16 years old who have/are one of the following:
Cerebral Palsy
Visual Impairment
Deaf/Hard of Hearing
Thank you to our #RedlandLibrary staff for this book display
🎨 Tuesday 8th April 7pm
🎨 Talk by Kathryn Johnson, Head of Exhibitions at the Royal West of England Academy
🎨 Organised by the Friends of Redland Library
🎨 #RedlandLibrary #Bristol
🎨 Admission FREE
📢 GOLDEN HILL CRICKET CLUB ANNOUNCES NEW DIRECTOR OF CRICKET!🏏
Razi Ahmed succeeds John Colley as Chair and Director of Cricket of Golden Hill Cricket Club! Congratulations! 🙌 #bristolcricket #weplcricket #localcricket #upthehill
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St Andrew’s Park also looking stunning in the evening sun. Such a special place, I love the impressive trees. Happy evening all ☀️
Horfield Common looking glorious in the sunshine today when I dropped some copies of the latest issue into The Ardagh
I have just taken delivery of the June issue of Bishopston Matters that will be flying through letterboxes over the weekend. If you can't wait until then you can download a copy now at www.bishopstonmatters.co.uk/current-issue/![]()
We share news of many local fairs and markets taking place in May at - The Golden Hill Community Garden, The Old Library, The Ardagh, Glos Rd Central, Friends Of Bishopston Library and Brunel Field Primary School. See you out there!
Love a quiz? Date for your diary at Nevil Road Community Club "The Nev"Quiz on Saturday. Make sure you're in it to win it. Bonus pot is just over £100!!!! Obviously you'll never win it if you're not here, or if we come up with a really random question such as ..... What's the 12th highest mountain in the world????? Reality is it's quite a simple quiz with perplexing answers. Obviously we will have some stunning ales direct from cask for your pleasure and Champagne is back at £25 a bottle. Proper stuff mind. @top fans Bishopston Matters My Community Bristol Bristol Rovers Community Trust Nevil Road Community Club "The Nev" CaskFinder Camra Bristol & District #gloucesterroadbristol #bristol #BS7 #QuizTime #pubquiznight #pubquiz
Kids Go Free is back again for the Easter school holidays. Families can hop on buses and explore the best our region has to offer knowing they are saving money at the same time. Kids Go Free runs from Good Friday (3 April) to Sunday 19 April.
Kids go free on the West’s buses - WEST
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That’s summer sorted. Children and young people under the age of 16 are set to be able to travel for free on buses across our region during the school holidays, thanks to new investment proposed by ...