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Fwd: Your City Our Future - your chance to help shape the city's recovery post Covid-19

by Peta Shillingford

Hello I thought I would share this with the cowfolk in case anyone wants to contribute. Cheers Peta ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Rachel deGarang <RachelDeGarang(a)thecareforum.org.uk> Date: Tue, Aug 11, 2020 at 3:34 PM Subject: Your City Our Future - your chance to help shape the city's recovery post Covid-19 To: Hello there, hope your week has started well? Part of our role at the VIP project is to try and ensure that those whose voices are not often heard have an opportunity to engage in public consultations. Covid-19 has been all of our pre-occupation since March and still a lot of learning to be had. The Council have launched a consultation for creating recovery plan post Covid-19 and are keen to hear from all its citizens and community groups. Below are all the details and links related to the consultation. *Bristolians to help shape the city’s recovery post COVID-19* Citizens are being given the chance to help shape the future of Bristol as the city rebuilds following lockdown and continues to adapt to the challenges posed by COVID-19. ‘Your City, Our Future’ is a new Bristol City Council project which seeks the views and ideas from citizens and community groups in the city’s recovery plan. The first part of the project is a city-wide survey finding out how people’s lives have changed and what can be learnt from how citizens have travelled, worked and spent leisure time over the past few months. Citizens will be able to share their views on how to build a healthier, fairer and more sustainable city in a comprehensive citizen’s survey that will feed into Bristol’s recovery plan. ‘Your City, Our Future’ will culminate in a Citizen’s Assembly where one hundred people representing every part of the city will come together to tackle the city’s most important issues. *We would appreciate your help encouraging people in your networks to take part in the consultation. * *We have produced a toolkit which I hope you will find helpful* <https://files.smartsurvey.io/2/0/6WY6NX7W/Your_City_Our_Future_Toolkit.pdf> *– it includes downloadable posters, sample copy for newsletters and example social media messages. * *More information is available, along with the questionnaire at * *www.bristol.gov.uk/yourcityourfuture* <http://www.bristol.gov.uk/yourcityourfuture> Information can be provided in an alternative format by emailing *consultation(a)bristol.gov.uk* <consultation(a)bristol.gov.uk> or calling 0117 922 2848. The consultation closes on 9 September 2020. Many thanks, Bristol City Council Consultation & Engagement Team ------------------------------ Council services: http://www.bristol.gov.uk/service Latest council news: http://www.bristol.gov.uk/ournews Consultations: http://www.bristol.gov.uk/consult *Rachel de Garang* *Currently working from home so contactable on my mobile* *BME Engagement Worker *Mobile: 07568235598 Tel: 0117 9589 331 My pronouns are she/her [image: cid:image004.png@01D4179C.561C2890] [image: Voice and Influence Revised Logo 07] *The Care Forum, The Vassall Centre, Gill Avenue, Fishponds, Bristol, BS16 2QQ.* ************************************************************************* *The Care Forum is a charitable company limited by guarantee. Registered in England no. 3170666. Registered charity no. 1053817. Registered office as above.* ************************************************************************* The information contained in this email transmission is intended by The Care Forum for the use of the named individual or entity to which it is directed and may contain information that is privileged or otherwise confidential. If you have received this email transmission in error, please delete it from your system without copying or forwarding it, and notify the sender of the error. Any views expressed within this message or any other associated files are the views and expressions of the individual and not the organisation. The Care Forum takes all reasonable precautions to ensure that no viruses are transmitted with any electronic communications sent, however The Care Forum can accept no responsibility for any loss or damage resulting directly or indirectly from the use of this email or any contents or attachments.

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by Vic Wakefield-Jarrett

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29th Aug - save the date

by Susannah Mallaghan

Date for your diary peeps. Bookie from the plough is organising a family fun day in Chelsea park to raise money for charities in Jamaica. There will be a 5 aside football tournament both men’s and women’s and I’ve said we should be able to enter two teams and I will try and recruit a couple more. It’s 29th Aug and £20 team entry Get Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef>

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Objections for All Hallows are due today! Easy copy and paste 2 min job

by Sally Wood

https://planningonline.bristol.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetail… I am objecting to the planning application submitted to build a 3-story building of residential flats at the rear of All Hallows Hall in Easton BS5 0HH (planning application number 20/02804/LA). My primary objection is due to the detrimental effect this will have on the use of the hall and adjoining building by the community, as well as loss of light and space and overcrowding. All Hallows Hall, which is Grade 2 listed, is a vital amenity for the diverse community of Easton. It is currently home to a weekly Cooperative Gym, The Ping Pong Parlour, acting classes, circus training and community events including dances, pop ups, live music, markets, arts events, film festivals and affordable rehearsal space. It is also being used as a base for the 'Community Care Package' charitable food box scheme, which is providing free, healthy food to thousands of people across Bristol who have been affected by the Covid-19 crisis. The build would remove the stage area of the Hall, where the community have come together for the past 8 years to share music, performances and much more, as well as 2 of the 3 fire escapes. This would severely restrict the number of people that the hall could accommodate at one time, effectively ending the ability to host evening events and reducing access to the various activities listed above. It would also limit the use of the outdoor space, which is shared with the adjoining building - home to the 'Baggator' young people's project and 'Super Super Club' meal scheme. All Hallows Co-op and Baggator, with aid from the BBC’s ‘Operation People Power’, have been creating a safe outdoor space for vulnerable members of the local community who already have very little outside private space in Easton. As well as the reduction in numbers that could be accomodated, this space would be overlooked by the flats, thus rendering it virtually useless to vulnerable women and young people. In summary, I feel that the building of 4 flats squeezed into the small space between 2 valued community projects will depreciate the character of the local area, downgrade the usefulness of this well-loved and utilised grade 2 listed building and will have a detrimental effect on the community of Easton which it currently helps to support in a multitude of ways. -- Secretary, Easton Cowboys and Cowgirls Sports and Social Club http://eastoncowfolk.org.uk/

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Solidarity with Katungua

by Susannah Mallaghan

Hey all, someone has raised the question on FB and I wonder if there’s anything we can do as a club to show solidarity with Katungua, the lad who was racially attacked leaving southmead. There’s a link to a fundraising page to raise money to aid his recovery. I thought maybe we could take a solidarity pic at training tonight and share it asking people to donate. Thoughts? He is a footballer and another club is raising funds for him so any other thoughts welcome. Without HQ our fundraising opportunities are fairly limited at present Get Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef>

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