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Bristol City Council have provided us with details of all works scheduled to happen this year
click here to download the PDF with all the details
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St Paul's Park has been selected as the winner of the Urban Green Space Category in the Local Government News Street Design Awards 2008. "Established in 1986, the prestigious Local Government News Street Design Awards aims to reward innovation and good practice in urban street design schemes".
The award will be presented in the park in July
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What do you want to see developed in St Pauls?
use this game to drag various 'pieces' like green spaces or
social housing onto the board - which is St Pauls.
Somewhere between The Sims & Monopoly
the simple instructions on how to play are included. just click on the ![]()

click HERE to play
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Ashley Road, Sussex Place and Lower Ashley Road are all important routes in the City's road network. The junction is congested particularly during the morning and evening 'rush-hours'.
Standing traffic is a source of air pollution and this is something the City Council wants to improve. To try and overcome these problems we propose to update and modernise the traffic lights at the junction, which includes increasing the number of traffic lanes in Ashley Road and Lower Ashley Road, and changing the timing of the lights.

Currently, each of the three roads is given a separate green light, and pedestrians also have their own turn. This means that the traffic lights must change four times during each complete sequence, and this causes much of the congestion. In the proposed arrangement an additional lane on Ashley Road will have a filter left arrow running when Sussex Place runs, and the same on Lower Ashley Road when Ashley Road runs. This will help to significantly reduce the current congestion levels. The 'green man' pedestrian facilities will also operate more frequently.
Improving traffic movement through this junction will also help the proposed traffic lights at M32 Junction 3 to operate more safely and efficiently. Together the two schemes will help to improve the environment generally.
The Council proposes to provide additional parking bays on Ashley Road, some of which could increase the number of short-stay parking spaces to help local shops (dependent upon the response).
Click here to find out more at the Council website
Download a PDF of the proposals here
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Thank you to everyone who made Unlimited Spectacular such a magical evening!
to view a slideshow of photos from the evening go to:
www.myspace.com/unlimitedspectacular




