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Maintenance work on Bathurst Bridge started on 1st September and will take around a month to complete.

The Louisiana pub is one of three Bristol music venues to receive emergency relief funding from the Grassroots Music Venue (GMV) Crisis Service

In response to residents’ concerns, Bristol City Council have moved the location of the compound area chosen for this work.

Planning permission has been granted for the continued use of three advertising panels on the corner of Guinea Street and Lower Guinea Street.

Cabot Cruising Club held an outdoor celebration on Saturday 11th July to mark the relaxation of the most severe lock-down restrictions. ‘Burgees Aloft’ was also a fundraising event.

Harbour users have also been subject to lockdown regulations that are being gradually relaxed. The change in regulations is being organised in phases.

On Monday evening (July 6) you may be wondering why the JS has gone red. This is because they are taking part in the #LightItInRed campaign. 

Many pubs and restaurants will open for socially-distanced customers on 4th July. Here are details of the plans of pubs and restaurants around Bathurst Basin.

Brothers Ant and Nick Fenton-Wells and Tom Luke set up Torque Training on Lower Guinea Street.

Bristol City Council are planning to start maintenance work on Bathurst Bridge on 1st September 2020, closing the old bridge to pedestrian and vehicle traffic.

A Bristol City Council website has been set up ‘to capture requests for walking and cycling improvements during this COVID19 pandemic.’

Friends of Bathurst Basin objects to the retrospective planning application for three advertising panels in Lower Guinea Street.