• Sarah Guppy and Bathurst Basin

    On Saturday 31st August, M Shed and Bristol Women’s Voice are celebrating Bristol’s Women in Trade.

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  • Proposed Marchioness jetty

    A second planning application has been lodged by Dr and Mrs Hugh Pratt for the ‘reinstatement of a historic landing stage for use associated with Marchioness site’

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  • Lightship Theatre: A Touch Of Fool

    5 in a Hat Theatre Company and Atomic Rhubarb from Weston-Super-Mare are bringing back their zany comedy by popular request.

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  • Basin life rings

    Harbour Master staff visit Bathurst Basin weekly and check that life rings and ropes are visible, properly secured and in good order.

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  • Lower Guinea Street work

    City & Country have advised residents recently that they were unable to complete the steps leading down to Lower Guinea Street from the landscaped podium.

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  • Ostrich surround cleanup

    Burlington Management Team of the Ostrich Public House, contracted ‘Concorde BWG Group’ to clear the waste garden on the side of the pub.

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  • Railway cutting proposal

    Friends of Bathurst Basin are very concerned about proposals to build a block of flats in the railway cutting alongside Guinea Street.

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  • Letter from the Mayor

    We have received a reply from Mayor Marvin Rees following our objection to the move of the Ebenhaezer to Bathurst Basin on several grounds.

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  • Forthcoming Cabot Cruising Club event

    Friends of Bathurst Basin are welcome to a forthcoming event organised ‘on shore’ by Mike Pope of Cabot Cruising Club.

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  • Ebenhaezer move: update July

    The Council has been in negotiation with the [Ebenhaezer] boat owner for some years to reach an agreement on relocation.

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  • Rubbish in the Basin

    We are in touch with the Harbour Master about the large amount of rubbish that often accumulates in Bathurst Basin.

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  • New street signs installed

    The Council has installed new street signs in Lower Guinea Street with commendable speed.

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