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Michael Thompson from the Bristol Avon Rivers Trust, Jen Nightingale and Carys Peotto from the Bristol Zoological Society UK conservation team, Rowena Kenny from South Gloucestershire Council’s Climate and Nature Team and Councillor Louise Harris, South Gloucestershire Council’s cabinet member for the Climate and Nature Emergency.

Funding secured to help restore nature along the Severn Estuary

Editor - 4th September 2024

Litter alongside the A4174 ring road

Kingswood man ordered to pay over £500 for driving with unsecured waste

Councillors Louise Harris (right) and Angela Morey (left) cutting a celebration cake, along with other members of the South Gloucestershire Council Administration

South Gloucestershire Council celebrates 5 years of climate and nature action

Black bin bags dumped on a green space

Lyde Green man fined £368 following South Gloucestershire fly-tip

The Avonmouth Severnside Enterprise Area (ASEA) Ecology Mitigation and Flood Defence Project has been shortlisted for a prestigious civil engineering award.

ASEA Ecology Mitigation and Flood Defence Project shortlisted for a prestigious civil engineering award

South Gloucestershire Council shortlisted for recycling award

Editor - 1st June 2016

Page Park clock tower set for restoration

Editor - 1st June 2016

Staple Hill’s Page Park receives National Lottery investment

Editor - 1st June 2016

West of England leaders

Councils working together to secure more powers

Simon - 1st September 2015

Gritting fleet prepared for cold period

Editor - 30th November 2015

Voluntary agency joins forces with council to help out in an...

Editor - 17th November 2015

central heating radiator

Funding to help heat homes

Simon - 2nd September 2015

solar panels

Solar farms on the way

Simon - 2nd September 2015

Changes to the Sort It centres

Simon - 2nd September 2015

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