Building Liveable Neighbourhoods in Bristol: 18th October 2019
Liveable neighbourhoods are much talked about but what does this term mean? Is Bristol a liveable city?
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Liveable neighbourhoods are much talked about but what does this term mean? Is Bristol a liveable city?
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Each one of Bristol’s bridges has a fascinating story which is woven intimately into the 1,000 year history of the city. When and why was it built? What was involved in its design, engineering and construction? Jeff Lucas’s talk explains.
From Brycgstow to Bristol in 45 Bridges: 16th October 2019 Read More »
As part of Bristol Open Doors weekend, the Architecture Centre is organising a series of boat trips around the Floating Harbour. The trip on 15th September is reserved for the Civic Society.
Floating Harbour trip: 15th September 2019 Read More »
Allie Dillon, the City Archivist, will talk about the history of A, B and C Bonds, using documents and images from the archives.
Bristol’s Tobacco Bonds: 5th September 2019 Read More »
We have arranged a study visit to look at historic buildings and structures in St Phillips. The walk will be led by David Martyn from Bristol City Council.
Study visit to St Phillips: 28th August 2019 Read More »
The Society is planning a visit to Bridgwater and Hinkley Point C.
Visit to Bridgwater and Hinkley Point C: 13th August 2019 Read More »
A summer’s evening walk to view the famous Hulks in the company of Paul Burnett, local historian and specialist in the origins and development of the ships graveyard.
Study visit to Purton Hulks : 10th July 2019 Read More »
Always a highlight of the Society’s year the Design Awards presentation event surpassed expectations when it was held in early June. Simon Birch reports.
2019 Design Awards Read More »
The Civic Society’s 25th blue plaque adorns the wall of Brandon House, on Jacob’s Wells Road, and commemorates the site of the Jacob’s Wells Theatre, the first purpose-built playhouse in Bristol, which operated from 1729 to 1799.
Jacob’s Wells Theatre Read More »
On 11th April a group of thirty members of Bristol Civic Society were invited to tour the Bottle Yard Studios.
Visit to Bottle Yard Studios Read More »
On 15th May the Bristol Civic Society and the University of the West of England’s Centre for Transport and Society held a well-attended event that focused on future possibilities for electric cars and transport on demand.
Future travel choices event slides Read More »
Report of a very well-attended event on 20th March at Broadmead Baptist Church, including the four presentations in PDF format.
What’s happening with transport in Bristol in 2019 Read More »