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Burgees Aloft
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.
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Harbour in phased re-opening
Harbour users have also been subject to lockdown regulations that are being gradually relaxed. The change in regulations is being organised in phases.
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John Sebastian going red
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.
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Slowly out of lockdown
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.
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Torque Training
Brothers Ant and Nick Fenton-Wells and Tom Luke set up Torque Training on Lower Guinea Street.
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Bathurst Bridge maintenance work
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.
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Footbridge access
A Bristol City Council website has been set up ‘to capture requests for walking and cycling improvements during this COVID19 pandemic.’
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Lower Guinea Street signs
Friends of Bathurst Basin objects to the retrospective planning application for three advertising panels in Lower Guinea Street.
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Spot the Harris Hawk
NBC Environment visit the General and Iron Foundry buildings regularly with a Harris Hawk to discourage gulls from nesting on the roofs of the buildings.
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Louisiana roast lunches
Good news for those who enjoy a good roast. The Louisiana can now provide take-away roast lunches.
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10 Guinea Street
Number 10 Guinea Street will feature in a BBC 2 series: David Olusoga’s programme ‘A House Through Time’.
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Rail painting and repair
A maintenance crew repair the broken and damaged railings at the top of the steps by the pedestrian steps on Bathurst Parade.