The launch of Bristol Walking Alliance, a new alliance of organisations campaigning to improve Bristol’s walking environment. Bristol Civic Society is a member.
Bristol Walking Alliance Launch, Tues 17 May 2016 Read More »
Simon Birch leads a guided walk on the theme “The History of the Tobacco Industry”: Wednesday 11th and Sunday 15th May 2016.
Tobacco history walk, 11 & 15 May 2016 Read More »
A guided walk around the Floating Harbour led by Ed Hall.
Harbour walk, Thurs 12/26 May 2016 Read More »
Bristol Arena Design by Populous and Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios.
Bristol Arena talk, Tues 10 May 2016 Read More »
Ed Hall leads a guided walk on Thurday 5th and Thursday 19th May at 11am.
Walled City Walk, Thurs 5/19 May 2016 Read More »
An extremely entertaining and informative walk around Kingsdown led by Mary Wright.
Kingsdown walk, Wed 27 April 2016 Read More »
A guided site visit to this almost complete development. Conversion to create quality flats with wonderful views.
Burwalls, Wed 20 April 2016 Read More »
On 17th April 1916, Walter Ayles, a city councillor was arrested for distributing a leaflet criticising conscription for the First World War. He served 61 days in prison and was then conscripted but applied for conscientious objector status.
The Society has submitted a response to the consultation on the Temple Quarter Spatial Framework. The Framework “is an important planning tool to guide and shape new development in the area”.
The Clifton Suspension Bridge Trust wants to replace the toll booth accommodation at either end of the bridge. It is seeking designs which meet contemporary staff standards, enable operational requirements.
Clifton Suspension Bridge Read More »
Peter Weeks will lead a ride around the city looking at Award-winning buildings and other new architecture with a slant towards ‘green’ buildings.
Bike Ride, Sat 5 March 2016 Read More »
Civic Voice is running two free workshops in Bristol.
Civic Voice Workshops, Wed 2 March 2016 Read More »
