Cumberland Road Bus Gate: update
Despite 127 objections, when Cumberland Road is fully restored, only buses, taxis and cycles will be able to travel along it into the city.
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Despite 127 objections, when Cumberland Road is fully restored, only buses, taxis and cycles will be able to travel along it into the city.
Cumberland Road Bus Gate: update Read More »
The Chocolate Path is now expected to open at the end of July after further unavoidable delays partly caused by high spring tides.
Chocolate Path delay Read More »
On 7th May 2023, Merchants Landing residents gathered along Bathurst Parade for a tea party to mark the coronation of Charles III.
Coronation tea party Read More »
The Bristol City Council application for Environment Agency funding to repair the Underfall Yard sluices has been successful.
Underfall Yard sluice repairs Read More »
On a sunny April evening, Merchants Landing resident Brenda Page led neighbours on a walk from the Prince’s Pantry to the far end of the Centre by Electricity House.
Prince Street History Walk Read More »
The Bristol City Council Cabinet Member for Transport has suggested that a new bridge across the Avon New Cut should be seriously considered.
New pedestrian bridge? Read More »
There has been an application from Dr Pratt to fell five ash trees on the bank of the Avon New Cut along Commercial Road.
Application to fell trees Read More »
There is good news about Chocolate Path: the work to stabilise Cumberland Road has progressed to enable the path to reopen by the end of May.
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The temporary closure of Cumberland Road to east-bound traffic will soon be permanent if Bristol City Council succeeds in introducing a ‘bus gate’ to the east of Gas Ferry Road.
Cumberland Road bus gate Read More »
It’s been twelve years since the weather has been cold enough to freeze Bathurst Basin.
Bathurst Basin frozen Read More »