Gloucester Road Bristol

Has anyone found a lost wallet today please?

Local Beekeeper Hives and Herbals is holding a workshop at Co.LAB making eco products with beeswax. 🐝🐝🐝🐝 Click here to find out more https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/its-all-ab out-the-bees-ticke…

We think our high street is awesome - do you? In fact we think it's one of the best in the UK! Tag us in your pics and selfies in the area #myhighstreet and help us win The GB High St 2018 😊 💚💙💚

Still some places available here.....

Help Gloucestershire Road win best U.K. High St 2018!! 😃

Do you LOVE Gloucester Road? - You can help us to WIN the high profile Great British High Street Award for 2018 🙂
Bristol's Independent District has entered into The GB High St competition. We want to see pics of you out and about in the area having fun and showing us what you enjoy about our fab district.
PLEASE SHARE YOUR SELFIES ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND USE TAGS @Bristolsindiedistrict @TheGBHighSt
... HASHTAGS #myhighstreet #brizindiedistrict #GBHS2018
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James and the team at The Gallimaufry are bringing this exciting new plant based restaurant to the Gloucester Road soon. http://www.bristolbites.co.uk/…/suncraf t-open-gloucester-r…/

Support local charity Baby Bank Network and eat lovely pizza from Gloucester Roads Flour & Ash :)

Have you tried the new Burger Bear Bristol yet? This review might tempt you.

Gloucester Road Business Improvement District (GRBID) are hosting an evening talk for local businesses on how they can best prepare for Brexit....

Any traders or supporters of stopping the use of single use items in their food establishments might want to go to this.

Look out for these 👀

We're in with a chance to win The GB High St award later this year 😊 It's sponsored by Visa who are running a 'Spend & Win' £100 cash prizedraw per week for customers all summer. You can enter by spending £10 or more on Visa card in participating shops. Ask your shopkeepers for more details. Get involved!

Looking for a 45 minute lunchtime workout? Then look no further...Pilates at Hamilton House 👏👏👏

Heading to Bristol Harbour Festival 2018? Don't forget to take your refillable water bottle! Bristol Water have The Water Bar in Queen's Square for FREE refills plus other water refill points in the area. SAY NO TO PLASTIC and do your bit for PLASTIC FREE JULY :)

Look out for The Great British High Street Team in the area tomorrow! They'll be chatting to you about what you love about your high street plus they'll have goodie bags!! 👀👍

Exciting times! Bristol's Independent District has entered the The GB High St national competition and their team will be visiting the GRBID area on Friday 20th July. Look out for them and say 'Hi!' We'd love for you all to tell them just how much you appreciate your local shops here 😊
You can use the hashtags #myhighstreet, #brizindiedistrict and #GBGS2018

Traders, have you had your competition pack yet? The GB High St award is sponsored by Visa and they're running weekly cash prize draws for customers (and participating traders) who spend £10 or more with their Visa card. The competition will run all summer through to 2nd September. Get in touch if you haven't had one yet and would like to be involved 😊 GRBID traders please check your emails for details

Are you aware that this area is part of the Gloucester Road Business Improvement District AKA Bristol's Independent District? The traders here have commissioned a FREE MAP which locals can use as a directory and visitors from further afield can use to explore what's on offer from all the Indie businesses here. What's not to like??

gloucester roads alright though innit......................

Vibrant, funky, edgy, hip and urban. Great day out for shopping for vintage bargains, great cafes and health food stores.

This is the best in Bristol what more could you ask I love it x

This has to be the most Eclectic shopping area in Bristol! It puts Cabot Circus and Cribbs to shame with the most amazingly varied, vibrant and independent shops you can see in central Bristol. Only Whiteladies Road comes close. Parking may be sparse, but it's much more fun than council sponsored hangouts...

The best shopping street in the UK. Anywhere that has Bishopston Hardware is going to win hands down. Dave Giles meat deserves a special mention too.

Stayed n studied at Brunel Tech College in the mid 70s. Stayed at Church Road and Ashley Down Road. Went back for a visit in 2010, walked along Gloucester Road. Lots of new businesses and great graffiti. Nice!

Please support The Cats Protection League charity shop Bishopston, BS7 8BH. They desperately need donations and told me they could take electricals, rags and allsorts, presumably furniture, as they can send it to other branches or sell it on. 0117 9425148. Ive lived and worked on the G Rd for almost 10 years #LoveTheGloucesterRoad!

My old home and stomping ground.. after a lifetime of 40 years in Bishopston, when away from Gloucester Road you realise what you are missing, the shops, businesses and local people and friends you've know all that long time.

I travel up and down here daily and love the energy and life going on around me as i absorb it all. My favourite music buying place and eateries are here. Proud to be Bristolian.

I love working on Gloucester Road, what a wonderful part of the world!

I have seen many a homeless man on this street, i have urinated in the less than satisfactory public toilets, I have angered many people with my antisocial behaviour. Yet I love this street. I have supported many an independent shop on this road during my short years on this earth, i have done this while doing quite the opposite to larger businesses, I have worn out more pairs of shoes than some of my dear friends can count from walking this road. Yet I love this street. I have had my money taken by faulty self service machines, I have had words of hate spewed at me by angry hippies for my active disliking of pigeons, I have witnessed people cast a blind eye to twelve year olds smoking at the side of the road. Yet I love this street. I have come to realize that amoung all the negatives around this area, there are also many positives. I have, for example looked to see people give food to the homeless, I have thanked these toilets for allowing me to empty my smaller than average bladder, I have met those rare people who are not phased by the antics of my peers and I. This is why I love this street. I have come to see the independent shops to be still in business, I have seen a new morrisons built and that has not put an end to the proud independent businesses, I have had to say goodbye to my shoes yes but more can be bought nearby. This is why I love this street. I have realised that the money I lost can be earned back on this street, I have had friendly folk teach me of more simple ways of disposing of pigeons, I have attempted to reason with the cancerous children but I must admit I lost that one so I found swearing at them to be satisfactory. This is why I love this street. I declare on this day that Gloucester road is a road for everybody, from the homeless man to the prosperous salesmen and business owners. I love Gloucester road and I shall love Gloucester road forever more.

Has anyone found or been handed in a set of keys with a car key on and about 10 keys?

Gloucester Road is a fab place to work, rest and play (I hope that isn't copywrited but tough if it is!)!



I've had my business on the Gloucester Road for nearly 4 years now and its a lovely place to be for me and my patients, its diversity never ceases to amaze me and its uniqueness is outstanding!



If you haven't visited yet, why not??????? Its the UK's longest independent High Street get down here you'll love it!



Saturday's are great, Murray's have their year long BBQ going and the smell wanders down the road enticing you towards it, the pubs and restaurants always have great food and a great choice of local drinks to choose from. We have fruit and veg, try Gloucester Road Fruit and Veg at 135, they are really great value and amazing quality, now Scoopaway, let me tell you this is a little haven, if you have a food cupboard then you can fill it here with all the basics and luxuries you will ever need (though no meat I'm afraid its veggie1)! I think my favourite place to eat of all and I have a few is Babalu, cause I just love their juices and smoothies!



So come down and try it yourself and if after walking its length and breath your feet hurt well maybe I can help you at my holistic health clinic! #OsteomyologyRocks!

Am at LynneFernandes Optometrists ,excellent,professional and kind ��

A wonderful street

Busy, thriving and fun - but it ain't pretty. It's a long streak of an uphill cling ALL THE WAY (unless your going down, of course!).

I love Gloucester road all the shops you need

gloucester roads alright though innit......................

Vibrant, funky, edgy, hip and urban. Great day out for shopping for vintage bargains, great cafes and health food stores.

This is the best in Bristol what more could you ask I love it x

This has to be the most Eclectic shopping area in Bristol! It puts Cabot Circus and Cribbs to shame with the most amazingly varied, vibrant and independent shops you can see in central Bristol. Only Whiteladies Road comes close. Parking may be sparse, but it's much more fun than council sponsored hangouts...

The best shopping street in the UK. Anywhere that has Bishopston Hardware is going to win hands down. Dave Giles meat deserves a special mention too.

Stayed n studied at Brunel Tech College in the mid 70s. Stayed at Church Road and Ashley Down Road. Went back for a visit in 2010, walked along Gloucester Road. Lots of new businesses and great graffiti. Nice!

Please support The Cats Protection League charity shop Bishopston, BS7 8BH. They desperately need donations and told me they could take electricals, rags and allsorts, presumably furniture, as they can send it to other branches or sell it on. 0117 9425148. Ive lived and worked on the G Rd for almost 10 years #LoveTheGloucesterRoad!

My old home and stomping ground.. after a lifetime of 40 years in Bishopston, when away from Gloucester Road you realise what you are missing, the shops, businesses and local people and friends you've know all that long time.

I travel up and down here daily and love the energy and life going on around me as i absorb it all. My favourite music buying place and eateries are here. Proud to be Bristolian.

I love working on Gloucester Road, what a wonderful part of the world!

I have seen many a homeless man on this street, i have urinated in the less than satisfactory public toilets, I have angered many people with my antisocial behaviour. Yet I love this street. I have supported many an independent shop on this road during my short years on this earth, i have done this while doing quite the opposite to larger businesses, I have worn out more pairs of shoes than some of my dear friends can count from walking this road. Yet I love this street. I have had my money taken by faulty self service machines, I have had words of hate spewed at me by angry hippies for my active disliking of pigeons, I have witnessed people cast a blind eye to twelve year olds smoking at the side of the road. Yet I love this street. I have come to realize that amoung all the negatives around this area, there are also many positives. I have, for example looked to see people give food to the homeless, I have thanked these toilets for allowing me to empty my smaller than average bladder, I have met those rare people who are not phased by the antics of my peers and I. This is why I love this street. I have come to see the independent shops to be still in business, I have seen a new morrisons built and that has not put an end to the proud independent businesses, I have had to say goodbye to my shoes yes but more can be bought nearby. This is why I love this street. I have realised that the money I lost can be earned back on this street, I have had friendly folk teach me of more simple ways of disposing of pigeons, I have attempted to reason with the cancerous children but I must admit I lost that one so I found swearing at them to be satisfactory. This is why I love this street. I declare on this day that Gloucester road is a road for everybody, from the homeless man to the prosperous salesmen and business owners. I love Gloucester road and I shall love Gloucester road forever more.

Has anyone found or been handed in a set of keys with a car key on and about 10 keys?

Gloucester Road is a fab place to work, rest and play (I hope that isn't copywrited but tough if it is!)!



I've had my business on the Gloucester Road for nearly 4 years now and its a lovely place to be for me and my patients, its diversity never ceases to amaze me and its uniqueness is outstanding!



If you haven't visited yet, why not??????? Its the UK's longest independent High Street get down here you'll love it!



Saturday's are great, Murray's have their year long BBQ going and the smell wanders down the road enticing you towards it, the pubs and restaurants always have great food and a great choice of local drinks to choose from. We have fruit and veg, try Gloucester Road Fruit and Veg at 135, they are really great value and amazing quality, now Scoopaway, let me tell you this is a little haven, if you have a food cupboard then you can fill it here with all the basics and luxuries you will ever need (though no meat I'm afraid its veggie1)! I think my favourite place to eat of all and I have a few is Babalu, cause I just love their juices and smoothies!



So come down and try it yourself and if after walking its length and breath your feet hurt well maybe I can help you at my holistic health clinic! #OsteomyologyRocks!

Am at LynneFernandes Optometrists ,excellent,professional and kind ��

A wonderful street

Busy, thriving and fun - but it ain't pretty. It's a long streak of an uphill cling ALL THE WAY (unless your going down, of course!).

I love Gloucester road all the shops you need