News

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.

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.

Brothers Ant and Nick Fenton-Wells and Tom Luke set up Torque Training on Lower Guinea Street.

Bristol City Council are planning to start maintenance work on Bathurst Bridge on 1st September 2020, work which will mean closure of the old bridge to pedestrian and vehicle traffic,

A Bristol City Council website has been set up ‘to capture requests for walking and cycling improvements during this COVID19 pandemic.’ One submission proposed the a change of access to the Ostrich footbridge.

Friends of Bathurst Basin objects to the retrospective planning application for three advertising panels in Lower Guinea Street.

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.

Good news for those who enjoy a good roast. The Louisiana can now provide take-away roast lunches.

Number 10 Guinea Street will feature in a BBC 2 series: David Olusoga’s programme ‘A House Through Time’.

A maintenance crew repair the broken and damaged railings at the top of the steps by the pedestrian steps on Bathurst Parade.

Every Thursday at 8pm the residents living around the Basin and Cabot Cruising Club members on their boats join the nation in thanking the NHS.

The Harbour Estates team has responded with commendable speed to our suggestion that they repair the damage to the wooden jetty in the approach to Bathurst Basin.

Councillor Kye Dudd has confirmed that Bristol City Council refurbishment works are programmed for this year to repair and maintain the green bridge by the Louisiana Pub on Commercial Road.

During the public applause for the National Health Service, SXS Events arranged for a laser-display to appear on the steeple of St Mary Redcliffe.

On Good Friday afternoon fly-tipping reported. Bristol City Council’s fly-tipping unit cleared the radiators on Easter Monday.

At its meeting on 18th March 2020, Bristol City Council’s Development Control Committee B rejected the planning application to build a 96-metre jetty along the New Cut close to Bathurst Basin.

Cumberland Road is now open to motor traffic in both directions along its full length.

The impact of COVID-19 and the steps taken by the government to protect the community are very visible around Bathurst Basin.

Located between two Michelin-starred restaurants, Casamia and Paco Tapas, the space will from tomorrow become a new concept called ‘The 3rd’.

After careful monitoring and correspondence with Streetwise and St. Mungo’s, the Bristol City Council Park Estates office confirms that the space beneath Bathurst Bridge is presently abandoned.