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As part of the Cycling City and Connect2 Projects, Bristol City Council in partnership with North Somerset Council are proposing to build a new shared pedestrian and cycle path connecting Clanage Road to Ashton Road. The path would avoid the busy A3…
One of our general aims is to maintain the special ambience that makes the park unique and a special area.
Jenny 2009
Please feel free to join this Group......We are lucky in that we have almost eradicated Graffiti from St Andrews Park but we need to keep it that way.
We have received feedback from Rob McGovern on the meeting in the park on 6.10.09
The first document is the reponses of those at the meeting.
6.10.09 meeting Rob McG.doc
If you were unable to attend the meeting, the second document is the consulta…
Report from the meeting 30.10.09
Steve Perry , FoSAP representative.
1. OPERATIONS UPDATE
a] Contracts . 7 tenders received for the new Central Area [which includes St A.Park] maintenance contract. Currently being assessed , with intention of havin…
Please feel free to join this Group......We are lucky in that we have almost eradicated Graffiti from St Andrews Park but we need to keep it that way.
Convenor Paul Bullivant
Convenor Paul Bullivant
Convenor Paul Bullivant
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Cycling City
As part of the Cycling City and Connect2 Projects, Bristol City Council in partnership with North Somerset Council are proposing to build a new shared pedestrian and cycle path connecting Clanage Road to Ashton Road. The path would avoid the busy A370 Brunel Way. The proposed path across the bottom of the estate grounds affords spectacular views of the Grade I Listed Mansion House and the Grade II* Listed Landscape. The proposed path would leave Ashton Road at the car park driveway… Continue
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