Bristol Parks Forum

Bristol Parks Forum is the umbrella organisation for community park groups and organisations in the city with an interest in their local parks and green spaces.

You can find their website here In the Meetings section you will find the Minutes of previous meetings and the Agenda for the coming meeting.

Strictly speaking it is the group that is a member of the BPF, though they are happy to add several people from each group to the mailing list. Also anyone from the group is welcome to attend BPF meetings, though strictly speaking there should only be two representatives from each group. We would only need to restrict our numbers if the meetings became too popular!

Currently we have four Friends of St Andrews Park (FOSAP) interested in BPF, but it is an open group and you would be welcome too.

John Mayne, Simon Randolph, Jo Corke, Steve Perry.
Minutes of the previous BPF Meeting,  at: www.bristolparksforum.org.uk/#meetings 


The Minutes of 8.3.14 will be referred to at the FoSAP 2014 AGM

As well as official minutes we get informal newsletters and we publish them  below.
Newsletter 149.docx

Newsletter 148.docx

Newsletter 147.docx

Newsletter 146.docx

Newsletter 145.docx



Previous newsletters can be read at http://www.bristolparksforum.org.uk/email-list/

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Comment by Jo Corke on May 11, 2014 at 13:46: Newsletter 149 is now on this Blog.

In this update: Ambling on the Northern Slopes - New Play Areas - Festival of Nature Events - Bristol Walking Festival - Rethinking Parks

Comment by Jo Corke on April 16, 2014 at 13:04: Newsletter 148 is now on this blog.

In this update: Parks Forum Meeting 12th April - Invasive Weeds - TreePips - HighWaterLine Bristol - Byelaws - Festival of Nature - Bristol-10K for Justin Smith - Stoke Park - Ashton Court - Walks in Green Spaces

Comment by Fo SAP on April 4, 2014 at 15:57

Newsletter 147 now on this Blog.
In this update: Parks Forum Meeting 12th April - Bristol Tree Forum 14th April - Parks Byelaws - Bristol Walking Festival - Town Greens - Green Capital - England's Great Litter Count - Local Flooding Management Consultation  Parks Forum Meeting 12th April  The agenda for our next meeting is now on our website here: www.bristolparksforum.org.uk/BPFAgenda120414B.pdf  Meanwhile the minutes of our last meeting are here: www.bristolparksforum.org.uk/BPFMinutes080314.pdf

Comment by Jo Corke on March 30, 2014 at 11:29: The MInutes of the 8.3.14 BPF meeting are now on this blog. They contain important issues about BCC funding for parks. There is good news about Castle Park too.

Comment by Jo Corke on March 22, 2014 at 18:17

Newsletter 146  now on Blog.  BPF meeting 8th March -  Justin Archive - 
Park Byelaws - Northern Slopes Update - WENP Vacancies - 
Important Open Space - Park Group Websites

Comment by Jo Corke on March 1, 2014 at 15:09: Newsletter 145 now on Blog

In this update: BPF meeting 8th March - Council Budget - Four New Nature Reserves - Bristol Festivals & Events 2014 - Green Capital Partnership - Rethinking Parks

Comment by Jo Corke on January 29, 2014 at 15:22: Newsletter 143 now on Blog

In this newsletter: Health & Safety Training - Town Greens - Downs Committee - Green Capital Partnership - Narroways - Marked Routes - St George Park Kiosk

Comment by Jo Corke on November 9, 2013 at 11:38: BPF has a manifesto; if you are interested in what happens in Bristol parks, you can read it here.

I also post the most recent newsletters from BPF on this Blog.

Comment by Fo SAP on August 9, 2013 at 17:05: Good News on Trees....From Richard Ennion, BCC. ‘I am very pleased to announce that the council is now advertising three TreeBristol jobs, with a closing date of the 28th August. As discussed at the Bristol Parks Forum meeting on the 29th June, these officers will be working with partners to deliver the new Tree Pips project, which is a Mayoral initiative and part of the European Green Capital programme.'

More details about the jobs and how to apply are now on the website at:

http://www.bristolparksforum.org.uk/work-for-treebristol/