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  • Pirates of Penzance

    Cabot  Cruising Club are raising funds by hosting Cardiff Opera’s production of Gilbert and Sullivan’s opera The Pirates of Penzance.

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  • Street art brightens Bathurst Basin

    The dull grey fencing to the left of the Ostrich Inn was brightened on Easter Saturday by Zed, a Bristol artist commissioned by the Ostrich.

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  • The Lightship Arts Festival

    Cabot Cruising Club presents The Lightship Arts Festival: 12th to 20th March 2022. 9 exciting days aboard The John Sebastian Lightship. Music, comedy, drama and entertainment for the children.

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  • Rhythm and Booze Project at Lightship Theatre

    The boys from the Rhythm and Booze Project return to deliver a night of whisky, music and mischief on the John Sebastian. This will be a combination gig and whisky tasting.

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  • De-looping power to Bathurst Parade

    De-looping of electricity supply to the newer properties in Bathurst Parade took place on 16th February. This allows residents to use car chargers and electric heating systems which were not possible with the looped service.

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  • Harbour Place Shaping Vision

    Arup are working on a Biodiversity Work Package to inform the Bristol Harbour Place Shaping Vision. As part of this work, Friends of Bathurst Basin were invited to a workshop to discuss the draft findings of this work package so far.

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  • Queen Lear at the Lightship Theatre

    Lightship Theatre presents Queen Lear, a gender-reversed production of Shakespeare’s King Lear brought into a modern-day setting.

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  • 5G mast proposal withdrawn

    Mono Consultants Ltd have withdrawn their application for planning permission to install a 17.5 metre Apollo DS 5G mast with 6 antennas, one cabinet and meter cabinet on Coronation Road close to the Asda petrol station.

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  • River Echoes Live

    On Sunday 17th October, a music, sound and film event created by Bristol based artist Kathy Hinde took place around Bathurst Basin, all inspired by listening to Bristol from an underwater perspective.

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  • Harbour warning signs

    In response to the Swim Bristol Harbour campaign, the Harbour Office has posted signs  warning about the health hazards of entering the water.

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  • Deep Listening Walk at Bathurst Basin

    Local artist Kathy Hinde led a participatory Deep Listening Walk with water quality scientist Ana Castro-Castellón around Bathurst Basin.

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  • Return of Lightship Theatre

    Lightship Theatre on the John Sebastian features a double bill with ‘dry wit phenoms’ Billy Whizz and art rockers As Thou Wilt.

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