Better Bristol Magazine
Better Bristol is the Bristol Civic Society magazine, funded from members’ subscriptions. The Better Bristol Spring 2021 is the latest to be published.
Contents of the Spring-Summer 2021 Issue
- A new way of zipping round the city, writes Simon Birch.
- Post-Covid Bristol: Eugene Byrne wonders what the future holds for local shopping.
- Major developments in Bristol: John Payne and Simon Birch give an overview.
- Big changes for drivers in Bristol’s city centre: Alan Morris explains the complex changes.
- In focus: photography students Dan Makepeace and Tamas Kovacs share their pictures.
- Protecting the city centre from floods: Alan Morris considers the Bristol Avon Flood Strategy consultation.
- We’re going to the zoo. You can come too, says Nic Billane, but not to Clifton.
- Clifton remembers: Gordon Young takes a tour of Clifton’s commemorative plaques.
- Ferry cross the Avon: Ferries have been an important driver in the revitalization of the Bristol’s harbour, says Nic Billane.
- Bristol’s industrial heritage: Mike Manson reveals new additions to Bristol’s Local List.
- Bristol Civic Society Student Award: Sophia Kwong outlines her vision for an improved Bristol Marina and a Climate Emergency Institute.
- Book reviews: Eugene Byrne and Mike Manson look at recent books featuring Bristol.
- Making history: Mike Manson provides a brief survey of Bristol’s historians.
- A new heritage initiative: Simon Birch announces an exciting new campaign group.
- Events, including several forthcoming Zoom events.
Previous Issues
Use these links to view or download earlier issues of Better Bristol (PDF files)