St George Community Association

09/06/2026

Free health checks at Meadow Vale Community Centre

Health checks with Caafi health will be here on Monday 15th June. Come down and check on your health and get support

07/06/2026

Have your say on how local funding will be spent. The meeting will be attended St George Central Green Party Councillors: Cara Lavan & Abi Finch Councillor Rob Bryher for St George West Fabian Breckels St George Troopers Hill Labour/Co-operative Councillor

Details of current proposals and
further information are on https://democracy.bristol.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=683&MId=12357&Ver=4

07/06/2026

Meet with local St George Central Green Party Councillors: Cara Lavan & Abi Finch and the Fishponds community policing team to talk about issues that matter to you

14/05/2026

Bristol City Council are consulting about your experience and thoughts about the library service to inform their policy for the next few years. The link to feedback about libraries is here;

For this new strategy, we want to understand how people are using libraries now and what you think would encourage people to use libraries more.

12/05/2026

A date for your diary, Monday 18th May, cake and hot drinks at the Meadow Vale Community Cafe, BS5 7RF from 10.30am plus a fascinating talk starting at 11am about the forgotten nautical women.

🗣️ Talk on Nautical women - Women Sailors and the women of Sailortowns.

We are delighted to have educator, public speaker and acclaimed writer Rosemary L. Caldicott as our guest speaker at Meadow Vale’s Community Café on Monday 18 May.

Rosemary will be talking about her book Nautical Women – Women Sailors and the Women of Sailortowns - which explores stories of women whose lives were inextricably linked to the sea.

They include the women of sailortowns struggling to keep out of the dreaded workhouse and resisting the prowling press gangs; and of the courageous and skilful cross-dressing women sailors, some of Bristol, who went to extraordinary lengths to hide their gender.

These stories challenge our stereotypes of women in earlier societies and reveal the courage of those who ‘ran away to sea’ by exposing their struggles against poverty.

Rosemary will discuss these women’s motivation as well as their adventures and inevitable exposure.

The café runs from 10.30am – 12.30pm – with the talk starting at 11am. All welcome.

05/05/2026

Enjoy the spring fair at St Aidan's Church.

20/03/2026

Ever looked at the Bethesda Church on Church Rd and wondered what happens there? You could influence the future of the building. Come along to the open day on Saturday 28th March 11am-4pm and find out more while enjoying music, food, face painting, craft and more.

More information on https://thebristolcommons.org/buy-the-building/

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18/03/2026

A fascinating history talk coming to Speedwell with free cake and hot drinks

☕️ On Monday 30th March we have a special visit from Stella Man. She is the Consultant Director of Glenside Hospital Museum. She will be discussing mental health and give you a snapshot of the life of both staff and patients at the former Glenside Hospital.

Come along to our community cafe for some tea, cake and an insight to some local history.

We look forward to seeing you there

11/03/2026

Part of Nibletts Hill will be closed to traffic from Monday 16th March

You may have noticed warning signs appearing at the foot Nibletts Hill, near the junction with Crews Hole Rd and further up Nibletts Hill. The stone wall on one side of the section of Nibletts Hill that is just one car width, needs repair. So the section of road that goes downhill from the junction with Dundridge Lane, almost to Bull Lane has to be shut while repairs are made.

Works are predicted to take from 16th March to 29th May but hopefully work will progress more quickly than that. The traffic order does allow for the work to overrun.

Details are on https://one.network/?tm=GB148194491

11/03/2026

Are you a disabled person or a carer? Could you help people enjoy your local park even more?

Are you a disabled person or a carer who would like to show off your local park?

The charity Your Park - Bristol and Bath are offering training to become a sensory walk guide. More details on the poster shown with this post.

One of our members, who is visually impaired, led some wonderful sensory walks in St George Park and on Troopers Hill, sadly she has moved away. It would be fantastic if new people took up this challenge to show us how to experience our parks and green spaces differently.