Tuesday 14^th Jan – 24^th March 5- 7pm   Weekly Arts and crafts for adults - Carol Sherman – Free and open to all.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/89429932335

Tuesday 14^th Jan – 24^th March 5- 7pm   Weekly Arts and crafts for adults - Carol Sherman – Free and open to all.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/89429932335

Friends Of Saint Pauls Library was set up in April 2019. We hold monthly meetings and began by organizing community events. 

For Jan- March 2020 FOSPL have a  brilliant programme of Create Culture Club events which we hope will attract old and new faces to St Paul’s Library

Monday 13th Jan 5-7 pm Creative writing Life writing- run by Akulah Agbami. Open and free to all.

This comprehensive full day conference brings you all the essential technical developments in charity finance that you need to be able to do your job effectively.

You’ll hear from speakers who are experts in the field on all the big issues in the sector, from fraud and cyber crime to HR and legal updates to the latest on governance, with an opportunity to discuss them with your peers in the sector. This event is ideal for finance directors, finance managers, CEOs and trustees.

Speakers are:

Cancelled due to coronavirus - we hope to be able to reschedule in due course

The Community Market for our local communities. - Shirehampton, Sea Mills, Lawrence Weston, Avonmouth. (known as the 4 villages) - Enjoy the community spirit whilst enjoying your shopping experience with our market stall holders. Plenty to choose from, many unique, bespoke, handmade items and great selection of food stalls including eat in/take away.

An interactive day for current and prospective volunteers to share ideas and skillsets to help establish a dynamic new volunteer network for Bristol Women's Voice. 

Bristol Women’s Voice is a charity whose main aim is to make sure ALL women’s voices are heard in the city. We raise awareness of women’s inequalities, collaborate with other women’s organisations and campaign for change. BWV relies on the talent, skills and goodwill of a fantastic volunteer network from across the city.

Join us to celebrate the launch of Period Friendly Bristol.

At January 2019’s City Gathering, ‘Ending period poverty’ was identified as one of the top three priority projects for the One City Approach to address in 2019. Following this, the city pledged to take a leading role in eradicating period poverty by making period products available to all who need them, while also combating outdated societal attitudes to menstruation.

The Windmill Pub, in Windmill Hill, which has been for sale since March 2019, may be turned into flats if a buyer cannot be found by March 2020. However, there is a possibility that local people could take on the pub as a Community Asset.

This public meeting, open to everyone, will discuss the options available to the pub, led by local residents who have organised the campaign to save it. 

The meeting is an opportunity to share your views and hear more about the options for Community Asset funding.