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Mooring along Lower Guinea Street
We recently met the Interim Harbour Master, Tony Moore, to raise our concerns about mooring along the Lower Guinea Street quay.
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Paco Tapas closes
The Paco Tapas team have announced that the restaurant on Lower Guinea Street is closing with immediate effect.
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Cumberland Road Bus Gate developments
Cumberland Road bus gate fines generated about £2.5m between 1 January 2024 and 3 April 2025.
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Bathurst Bridge update
Harbour Estates Manager Eric Dougall has updated us on the upcoming renovation of Bathurst Bridge, now expected to start on 7th April.
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Cabot Cruising Club seeks funding
Cabot Cruising Club is seeking funding from the Community Infrastructure Levy to improve access to the John Sebastian Lightship and safety around Bathurst Basin.
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Proposed restaurant on Lower Guinea Street
Sousta Limited are seeking a licence for a restaurant on Lower Guinea Street to allow them to play live and recorded music on the premises.
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Ash tree appeal dismissed
The Planning Inspectorate has dismissed Hugh and Judith Pratt’s appeal against the City Council’s refusal to allow them to fell the Guinea Street ash tree.
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Bathurst Bridge renovation
The swing-bridge part of the Bathurst Basin Bridge will be closed for two years from March 2025.
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Lighting up the John Sebastian
Cabot Cruising Club hope to be part of the Bristol Light Festival when they light up the John Sebastian.
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Redcliffe Wharf development in doubt
Proposals for flats, offices, restaurants and retail outlets on Redcliffe Wharf now appear to be unviable.
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Community payback team end 2024 splendidly
The last visit this year from the Probation Service South West ‘Community Payback’ team has kept the Basin in fine condition.
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Ebenhaezer in dry dock
The Ebenhaezer barge is finally moved from Bristol Bridge to its last mooring in Albion Dock Company’s dry dock.
