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  • Bristol Harbour fees

    At a Bristol City Council Cabinet Meeting held on 24th January 2023, city docks fees were raised substantially to make the harbour financially viable and improve facilities.

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  • Commercial Road drains

    Using the Fix My Street website we have reported problems with the drains along Commercial Road which struggle to cope during heavy rainfall.

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  • Local landmarks removed

    The last of the two large teepee tents, erected in October 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, has been removed from the Ostrich.

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  • Cumberland Road bus gate

    The temporary closure of Cumberland Road to east-bound traffic will soon be permanent if Bristol City Council succeeds in introducing a ‘bus gate’  to the east of Gas Ferry Road.

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  • Basin partially frozen

    The temperatures have been low enough to partially freeze Bathurst Basin, but not as severe as that experienced in December 2010.

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  • Bird flu

    Bird Flu has been detected in the harbour and Defra’s notice near Prince Street bridge sets out steps to avoid spreading it.

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  • eDNA analysis of the Floating Harbour

    Environmental DNA analysis of the Floating Harbour has detected the presence of threatened fish species including the critically endangered European eel.

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  • Antisocial behaviour

    There has been an unwelcome spate of antisocial behaviour involving residences close to Bathurst Basin, including window smashing and car vandalism.

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  • Harbour developments

    A forthcoming ‘Harbour Place Shaping Strategy’ will examine how planned growth at Temple Quarter, the City Centre and Western Harbour will impact on the Harbour.

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  • New attractions on Lower Guinea Street

    Two significant developments along Lower Guinea Street: new and extended Sanchez restaurants and a new hair salon in the General.

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  • Security fencing along Commercial Road

    Bristol City Council is seeking planning permission to erect security fencing along a section south of Commercial Road along the edge of the New Cut. We have objected to this scheme.

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  • Bristol BOXHALL

    Work has now started on the derelict O & M Shed converting it to a food and music venue called BOXHALL.

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