Guinea Street tree felling
The application to fell a mature ash tree on Guinea Street has been refused.
Breakfast at the Ostrich
Bathurst Basin residents may well be tempted to enjoy breakfast at the Ostrich.
Water quality testing resumes
Good news for recreational users of Bathurst Basin: Eric Dougall of Bristol City Council Harbour staff has informed us that water quality testing will be resumed here, starting in July.
Trees felled
Five ash trees on the bank of the Avon New Cut along Commercial Road have been felled by the owner of the Marchioness, Hugh Pratt.
Cumberland Road Bus Gate: update
The objections to a permanent Bus Gate on Cumberland Road have been unsuccessful. Driving from the west the only route available to Bathurst Basin residents will continue to be along Coronation Road.
Security fence application refused
The planning application for security fencing on a section of the Avon New Cut along Commercial Road has been refused.
Blues, jazz and paella
As an Underfall Yard and Judicial Review fundraiser, Cabot Cruising Club are hosting Blues, Jazz and Paella on Friday 16th June
‘Outlaws’ film crew in Bathurst Basin
During the week beginning 23rd May, the John Sebastian car park was protected by security staff allowing access only to the ‘Outlaws’ film crew who are working close by.
Unpaid Community Support Team
The Probation Service South West has deployed a six-man team to complete maintenance work around Bathurst Basin as part of the Community Payback scheme.
City & Country Signs
Advertising boards on the corner of Guinea Street and Lower Guinea Street should have been removed in May 2022. They are still with us.