Links
To deliver neighbourhood management we work closely with other organisations.
Statutory agencies
Avon and Somerset Police
Bristol City Council
Bristol Primary Care Trust
City Academy
Hannah More Primary School
Housing associations
Solon South West
Sovereign Housing Group
Voluntary organisations and community groups
Black Development Agency
Barton Hill Settlement
Wellspring Healthy Living Centre
Resident groups
Corbett House Resident’s Group
Useful links
Bristol Parks Forum
For people living in Bristol who are interested in parks and green spaces across the city.
The Bristol Partnership
One city together - ‘providing a resource and gateway to information about partnership working across the city to secure our ambitions for Bristol.’
Ask Bristol
Askbristol tells you what’s happening in Bristol and how to influence it. It’s the place to see what decisions are being made, to view and respond to consultations, join discussions, start or sign a petition, or just find out more about how you can influence decision making in the city.
Bristol Neighbourhood Planning Network (NPN)
Bristol NPN is a voluntary, self-help network of neighbourhood based, resident-led groups within Bristol who are or want to be involved in the planning of their area either through the production of a local plan and/or making comments upon planning applications.The aim of the Network is to encourage the exchange of information, experience and skills that enable local neighbourhood groups and the wider community to be more effectively involved in influencing planning decisions that are made about the development of the city. When a number of members wish it, the Network can also collect and represent opinion on major issues.
Somali Bristol
Somali Bristol is a bilingual website that aims to increase awareness of the Somali community and is a place where the community can find news, jobs and volunteer opportunities.
St Pauls Unlimited
St. Pauls Unlimited was formed by active and interested people who want to make positive changes to the environment, community and lives of the residents in St. Pauls & St. Agnes.
