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For the Bristol neighbourhoods within and around Bishopston & Ashley Down, Cotham and Redland

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Graffiti / tagging clearance.

BWC hold a range of masonry paints for overpainting graffiti. The colours are

White, Magnolia, Goosewing, Redbrick, Sandstone, Black, Merlin, Hollybush

Guidance Leaflets

BWC quick guide to Waste and Recycling services

UoB community living booklet

Policies, rules and regulations

Bristol: Commercial Waste Duty of Care 

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Bristol Student Community Partnership 

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Local Group Pages

  • Bishopston and St. Andrews Traffic and Parking Group
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News: BCR Community Partnership

No CIL funds to be awarded in 2020

We have been told that local project funding through Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) will not be allocated this year.

BCR Street Scene Group meeting 27 Feb 2020: presentation

The presentation from the open meeting on 27th February 2020 at Bishopston Library can be viewed here 2020 Slide Show BCR SSG meeting Feb 27th 2020

Community hub and cafe opening

Join Ardagh Community Trust volunteers, staff and members on Saturday 29th Feb, 10am – 12noon, at The Ardagh, Horfield Common, BS6 7YL. Celebrate the achievement of the new, year-round and fully accessible community hub which will be home to the Cafe on the Common and provide space for use by the local, and wider community. […]

Cleaner, clearer streets event

Get together with other volunteers to find out how to keep our streets clean and clear. Meet at Bishopston Library, 7pm-9pm, Thursday 27th February.

Idling Action to reduce pollution

As we heard at our February Public Forum, Bristol City Council are leading a vehicle Idling Action camapaign to help reduce air pollution which is causing an estimated 300 deaths in Bristol each year. The campaign is asking drivers to turn their engines off when stopped to help improve air quality citywide, but especially around […]

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