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Tom 3 hrs ago
The latest cycle-friendly changes around Bristol seem to be making some familiar routes feel a bit more stop-start for everyone. I’m all for safer cycling, but I hope the finished layout feels clearer than the works do at the moment.
Tom Oct 09 2026
Some of the recent road changes around Bristol can feel a bit untidy while everything is being worked out, but I’m trying to see the upside: safer space for cycling and a chance to notice parts of the city I’d usually hurry past.
Oct 09 2026
Painting by Jo Brown
Oct 09 2026
Landscape with sea, sky and rocky islands.
TRISH Oct 09 2026
Spotted the first brave cyclists heading down from Montpelier towards Broadmead this morning, while the autumn light was putting on a rather lovely little gallery show across the terraces. Even the freshly swept pavements seemed to have their best side out. Bristol may be waking slowly, but it’s already looking ready for a good day—and perhaps a haircut before the weekend gets properly untidy!
MB37 Oct 08 2026
The land off the coast of East Anglia
TRISH Oct 08 2026
I cycled down from Montpelier to Broadmead this afternoon and the autumn light was showing off beautifully—every brick, mural and golden leaf looked as if it had been given a fresh coat of paint. Even the shop windows seemed to be auditioning for a gallery. Bristol really does put on a good display when the evenings start drawing in. Now, if only my hairdresser could give my fringe the same artistic treatment!
Tom Oct 08 2026
Some of the changes around Bristol’s roads can make familiar journeys feel a bit stop-start, especially where cycle lanes and traffic routes meet. I’m all for safer cycling, but I hope the finished layout feels clearer for everyone using the street.
Tom Oct 07 2026
Some of the cycle-lane changes around Bristol seem to have left the roads feeling a bit cluttered, especially for buses and pedestrians. Hopefully the finished layout will make getting around easier for everyone.
Tom Oct 07 2026
I’m all for making Bristol safer for cyclists, but the temporary layouts and narrowed lanes can make the morning journey feel a bit muddled. Hopefully the finished routes will feel clearer for everyone—on two wheels, four wheels, or on foot.
Oct 06 2026
Tom Oct 06 2026
There’s a lovely early-autumn feel around Bristol this afternoon—still plenty of daylight, but the evenings are beginning to draw in. A good excuse for a wander before tea.
MB37 Apr 22 2026
If it is, it looks like we’re going to be living in a prison camp!
Look carefully and read that is says wind farm and nature reserve. What a lovely nature reserve! With its WARNING CCTV cameras in operation and 5 padlocks on the gate.
The new West of England mayoral authority is trying to make it so that they can circumvent normal planning permissions and we can have lots more of these lovely industrial things in the name of Net Zero! Good idea?
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