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- The Wellington bomber that crashed into St Andrews Park April 30th 1941
- 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.
- The Sustainable Bishopston group has developed from local residents’ concerns about climate change and the feeling that we cannot wait for government action. Please explore their site and contact them with any comments, questions, offers or requests to join the group.
- The City Council have a link to our site on their site.
- Bristol Parks Forum was established by Bristol Parks as an umbrella organisation for community park groups and organisations in the city with an interest in their local parks and green spaces.The forum is supported by Bristol City Council but acts independently and is currently the only 'community voice' that is dedicated to all of Bristol's green spaces.
http://www.bristolparksforum.org.uk/ - Walking for Health 'Walking for Health Bristol' is Bristol City Council's health walks programme which provides people with the opportunity to take part in short, safe, sociable walks within local communities. It is part of a nationwide scheme to get more people walking. The walks have been developed as part of Walking for Health (WfH) a Natural England initiative. There is information on their website http://tinyurl.com/walk4health a video here: http://tinyurl.com/w4h-video and the latest newsletter here: http://www.bristolparksforum.org.uk/WfHBJuly2010.pdf Walking for health are aiming to increase their coverage of Bristol and are always looking for new walk leaders. There is more information on their website or email: nicola.ferris@bristol.gov.uk
- http://www.bishopstonsociety.org.uk/ The Bishopston Society was formed in 2002 by local residents. It's aim is to maintain and improve the character, amenity and architecture of the area. They have nearly 150 members and an active committee with a range of interests and local knowledge. They keep an eye on planning proposals, maintain close links with local campaigning groups and seek to improve the design of buildings, the environment and the facilities of Bishopston.
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http://thegloucesterroadstory.orgThis site tells the 'then and now' story of living and trading on Gloucester Road in Bristol from the late 1800's up to the present day. A basic history of the occupation of all the premises along the road since the 1870's is being collated from a number of sources – historical and current, augmented with up-to-date personal recollections.
- http://www.bristol.gov.uk/page/environment/treebristol How to sponsor a tree
- http://www.stwerburghs.org St Werburghs community web site
- http://friendsofhorfieldcommon.weebly.com/ Friends of Horfield Common (FOHC) started in 2006 when a group of neighbours and interested residents decided to work together to ensure continued access to, availability of, and improvement of the state of Horfield Common.
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