Conservatives Critical of Bristol Black Bin Bombshell! Thursday, 14 November, 2024 Conservative Councillor Henry Michallat has attacked revelations that Bristol City Council is shortly going to ask residents about possible controversial changes to their household waste and recycling collections. A leaked consultation document suggests options to reduce the current fortnightly black bin collection rounds down to three or even a four-weekly service. Similarly, weekly recyclables... Articles
Sea Mills Square 5G mast appeal is dismissed 23rd March 2022 The appeal launched for the proposed 5G mast on Sea Mills Square has been DISMISSED by the planning inspector. They could in theory put in another planning... Local News
Proposed Sea Mills 5G mast update - appeal launched 3rd February 2022 An appeal has been made to the Secretary of State against Bristol City Council who have refused to grant planning permission for a 5G mast on Sea Mills Square... Local News
Dingle Close Tennis Courts - work needed; Marvin Rees won't visit 10th November 2021 At yesterday’s Member Forum, I raised the issue of the current state of the Dingle Close Tennis Courts, in Sea Mills, and was told that the Council are working... Local News
Tackling littering and anti-social behaviour in Sea Mills 20th October 2021 Councillor Henry Michallat recently got in touch with the Principal of Oasis Academy Brightstowe, Alan Dane, to discuss ways to tackle increased street... Local News
Bristol: red face over bin fiasco 15th July 2021 Bristol Waste announced at 5.30pm on Wednesday 7th July that green bin collections were being suspended for 10 weeks. Cllr John Goulandris immediately contacted... Local News
Protecting badgers and wildlife at Stoke Lodge 29th May 2021 Cllr Henry Michallat, alongside Cllr John Goulandris have written to the Headteacher of Cotham School to ask her to reconsider her decision regarding the lack... Local News
Access to local green space is of vital importance 11th February 2021 If there’s one thing the pandemic has shown us, it’s the importance of access to local green space, where socially distanced exercise can be taken. Stoke Lodge... Local News
