Ed Hall will lead a walk down the Avon New Cut, starting close to Brocks Bridge and ending at Cumberland Basin.

By popular demand Gordon Young offers a further set of guided summer walks of the Clifton commemorative plaque sites and the people behind them.

The Bristol Civic Society Summer Social event, which was cancelled in 2020, is back. It will be held this year at The Observatory.

At this visit to Ashton Court Deer Park, Head Ranger Mark Cox will talk about the Park.

A Zoom talk on The 20 Minute Neighbourhood, by Julia Thrift of the Town & Country Planning Association, will be take place at 7.30pm on Wednesday 29 September 2021.

A second opportunity to join a walking tour of Shirehampton led by David Martyn, Senior Conservation Architect, Bristol City Council, will cover its history and architecture.

Historian Dr Helen Doe will deliver an illustrated Zoom talk to Bristol Civic Society members on the subject ‘The First Atlantic Liner’, the Great Western Steamship.

The AGM will again be held online this year. An email will be sent to members, inviting them to register their interest. And they will be sent a Zoom link shortly beforehand.

A walking tour of Shirehampton led by David Martyn, Senior Conservation Architect, Bristol City Council, will cover its history and architecture.

At this Zoom event former Concorde engineer Lindsey Henniker-Heaton will give a presentation on 'An introduction to Aerospace Bristol'.

Roger Harrison will give a Zoom presentation on the case for trams in large cities, and how they might suit Bristol.

A video of a Zoom presentation by Geoff Wallis on the industrial and maritime heritage in and around the Cumberland Basin.

Gordon Young offers a guided early summer walk of the Clifton commemorative plaque sites and the people behind them.