by editor on January 12, 2010
Update on the development of the Knowle West Regeneration Framework – on behalf of Bristol City Council Knowle West Project Team
There have been a number of workshops, study tours, and consultation events with local people to inform the development of the Knowle West Regeneration Framework.
Good progress is being made on the ideas for the future of Knowle West. However, local residents and stakeholders, including the Knowle West Residents’ Planning Group have asked for an extension to the ongoing consultation process, to ensure that we get it right. It is important that we fully understand the outcome of the current Bus Rapid Transit consultation and other local studies and reviews before the final plan can be completed.
by editor on January 15, 2010
Bristol’s Area Green Space Plans – Update on behalf of Bristol City Council
Dear Stakeholder
We are writing to inform you that Bristol’s Area Green Space Plans, part of the Parks and Green Space Strategy will be open to consultation from June 2010. The Knowle West Regeneration Framework project is informing these Area Green Spaces Plan for the Knowle West area, and details of how people can get involved will be given closer to the consultation date.
Update on the Knowle West Regeneration Framework – Council Officer In Knowle West Every Week
A council officer from the Knowle West Project Team will visit the CIP office every week to answer questions that you may have on the Knowle West Regeneration Framework. Please drop in to the CIP office, 37 Filwood Broadway on Wednesdays between 10am – midday.
Outside these hours you can still contact Anita Pearce on 0117 908 4248 or visit the CIP office for more information.
Thank you Tony for a very interesting article! You can follow an update to this thread on his Blogsite... http://aureamediocritas-tonyd.blogspot.com/2010/01/knowle-west-lessons-learned-or-lessons.html?showComment=1263644711642
by Tony Dyer on January 25, 2010
It has been suggested that I post a copy of an article from my blog here in the hope that it may generate some debate: Knowle West: Lessons Learned or Lessons Spurned? In an earlier posts on my blog, I described how successive generations of my family had gradually moved (or been moved) from central
by Makala Campbell on January 11, 2010
Hi Claire, please give me (the Newsletter Editor) a call on 0117 353 2895. You have many options from submitting some text via email to paying for advertising space at a community rate. I am hoping there will be a section explaining this all fully on the website soon. Makala
by cip on January 25, 2010
The primary role of Neighbourhood Management (NM) is to understand the needs of residents in the local area, to influence service providers (e.g. Bristol City Council, Avon and Somerset Constabulary) and encourage and enable them to improve their services so that they are better suited to the scale
Denise Britt Chair CIP elected resident rep zone 2 Denise Britt Chairs Report My name is Denise Britt, Chair of Community In Partnership (CiP) a local group based at Filwood Broadway that is involved with all aspects of work within the community. Examples of this work; The Liveability group deals w
A conservation area of development based on Garden City principles. Combining the best of town and country with large amounts of green space, with significant tree planting. The estate contains a high street and a large green space. The estate contains examples of contemporary infill develop built t
