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Bid to protect Turbo Island as ‘town or village green’ rejected (opens the original)
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Councillors have voted against protecting Turbo Island as a “town or village green” marking the end of a two-year battle. They found that too much of the activity taking place on the corner on Stokes Croft and Jamaica Street was illegal, such as starting bonfires and taking drugs. Turbo Island has long been a focal point for the community, including the many homeless people in the wider area, who can often be seen sitting and chatting there. The site also forms an icon in Stokes Croft’s identity
£450k plan to revitalise historic St Nick’s Market approved (opens the original)
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City Hall chiefs have promised to work with St Nick’s Market traders and rebuild fractured trust after a row last year about fee hikes. The market dates back to 1743 and is a hub for independent businesses and street food but is in dire need of refurbishment and upgrades. A series of upgrades are now planned by Bristol City Council in the market, including better use of technology and data, creating a stakeholder group, improving branding and signage, and upgrading the layout and visitor experie
‘We need more parks and fewer tall towers’ (opens the original)
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An upcoming major regeneration of an industrial area east of Bristol Temple Meads needs more parks and fewer tall towers according to local experts. Thousands of people are expected to start living in St Philip’s Marsh in tall blocks of flats with scant green open space nearby. Developers are already planning to build 30-storey towers on Feeder Road as industrial buildings have begun to be demolished to make way for new homes. A masterplan for the regeneration has now been approved by Bristol Ci
Confusion over CAZ fines as ‘bizarre’ figures don’t add up (opens the original)
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An annual report looking at Bristol’s Clean Air Zone was marred with errors as 'bizarre' percentages were given which don’t add up to 100. The report highlighted two major problems last year, with pollution in the city centre increasing and many drivers not paying CAZ fines. Last year saw a small increase in levels of nitrogen dioxide within the Clean Air Zone, which experts at Bristol City Council have blamed on particular weather conditions, given a similar national picture. And millions of po
Rubbish piling up in Bristol suburb as bins become 'fly-tipping magnets' (opens the original)
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Rubbish is still piling up in St Pauls and Montpelier next to large communal bins despite a call for changes. A cul-de-sac in Montpelier is too narrow for a normal bin lorry to drive down, according to City Hall bosses, but a new “ultra-narrow” rubbish truck could eventually help. Local residents have complained that the communal bins are creating a culture of people throwing away rubbish that can be recycled, and landlords are dumping mattresses and furniture there. Bristol City Council introdu
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