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Bristol City Council is currently assessing the condition of the harbour walls. The work involves surveys of the walls using scanning technology mounted on a vessel and from the opposite bank.

Testing water quality levels in Bathurst Basin started in 1994 but was discontinued in October 2012. They have been resumed following a freedom of information enquiry.

Bathurst Basin’s own Michelin-star restaurant, Casamia on Lower Guinea Street, has been placed ninth of all UK restaurants in the most recent Good Food Guide 2020.

The Bristol Open Doors festival, produced by the Architecture Centre, will be held from 13th to 15th September 2019.

After a three-month re-fit with a £1m brand new hull, the Thekla has returned to her familiar mooring opposite the entrance to Bathurst Basin.

In Bathurst Basin the homeless have sought shelter under the road bridge to the west of the Basin. Homelessness has many causes but those sleeping rough all need help.

Work continues on the opening mechanism of the swing bridge leading into Trinn Mills and Bathurst Parade.

Cabot Cruising Cub is reinstating electrical supplies for boats moored along Bathurst Parade since the accidental damage to the underwater cables in the Basin caused by the recent dredging.

Cabot Cruising Club member Don Norris rescued a man a man who had fallen into the water in Bathurst Basin.

Graffiti problem sort after John Bakes raised concerns with Bristol City Council .