- This category focusses on websites for places to visit in the centre of the City of Bristol.
- Generally having postcodes beginning BS1 or BS2.
- This is defined as the area north of the River Avon, east of Clifton, south of Cotham and Montpelier,
- where websites should be listed in the Redland category.
- This category includes the area south west of junction 3 of the M32, west of the A4320 as it crosses the River Frome.
- In time, websites for Temple may deserve their own category, but meanwhile these should be listed here.
- Websites for Barto0n Hill and Upper Easton should be listed in the St George category.
- Websites for the central area immediately south of the River Avon should be listed in the Bedminster category.
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Subcategories 4
Sites 7
An inner city community group who have formed a not-for-profit company to take control of the re-development of a local brown-field site: news, history, links and contact details.
Contemporary church in the city centre, serving a family gathering from across the neighbourhounds, meets on Sundays at St Philip and St Jacob Church. Features lively worship with live band, with bible teaching including kids work for children.
Providing psychological assessment and therapy to adults from consulting rooms in central Bristol. HPC registered and offering details of her therapy approach.
News, business plan, events and local links.
The oldest Methodist Chapel in the world (1739) located in Broadmead. History, information about guided tours and publications.
The Bristol Law Clinic provides free advice and support to those unable to obtain legal support from elsewhere.
Voluntary Organisations Standing Conference on Urban Regeneration. Aiims to improve the quality and equality of life for people in Bristol.
The oldest Methodist Chapel in the world (1739) located in Broadmead. History, information about guided tours and publications.
Providing psychological assessment and therapy to adults from consulting rooms in central Bristol. HPC registered and offering details of her therapy approach.
News, business plan, events and local links.
Voluntary Organisations Standing Conference on Urban Regeneration. Aiims to improve the quality and equality of life for people in Bristol.
The Bristol Law Clinic provides free advice and support to those unable to obtain legal support from elsewhere.
An inner city community group who have formed a not-for-profit company to take control of the re-development of a local brown-field site: news, history, links and contact details.
Contemporary church in the city centre, serving a family gathering from across the neighbourhounds, meets on Sundays at St Philip and St Jacob Church. Features lively worship with live band, with bible teaching including kids work for children.
