Green Guide to Bristol and Bath 2016

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ethical shopping • days out • local food • home energy ...and much, much more!

T HE GREEN GU IDE TO BRISTOL AND BAT H Welcome...

Contents

to the second edition of the Green Guide to Bristol and Bath. Bigger and better than before, inside you’ll find dozens of extra places to explore and enjoy, new food shops to discover, new ethical eateries to check out and plenty of information for the green-minded consumer. You’re holding a full 96 pages of local, green goodness in your hands!

Days Out ......................................................4

Once again we’ve tried to include every business making a positive difference to the way we consume, so you’ll find sustainable transport specialists, green energy suppliers, charity & voluntary groups, and community health & fitness organisations along with local food projects, cafés, restaurants, butchers, bakers and (yes!) candlestick makers. If there’s someone we’ve missed let us know and we’ll make sure to include them next year.

Transport and Travel ..............................57

Cafés and Restaurants ...........................11 Pubs and Bars ...........................................24 Food Shops ...............................................28 Home Energy ............................................42 Home and Garden ..................................50 Places to Stay ............................................56 Shopping ...................................................62 Health and Fitness ..................................80 Family and Kids ........................................83 Business Services and Finance ............87 Charity and Voluntary Groups ............91

And don’t forget, if you use one of the businesses listed in these pages please tell them that you saw them in the Green Guide to Bristol and Bath!

Credits This Guide was produced by Bristol Green Publishing Limited. www.bristolgreenpublishing.com Thanks to Niall Milligan (ad sales); India Langley (Community Farm); Mukti Mitchell & Sophie Gore Brown (CosyHome Company); Rich Osborn & Claire Harper (fresh-range.com); Steve Mayger (Dash Bristol); Paul, Jane and the team at Pensord; Susie Ramsay; Sophie Trecourt (Pieminister); Sarah Thorp (Glos Rd Central); Jenny Urquhart (cover illustration), and Ella White (Children’s Scrapstore).

Bristol Green Publishing Limited strives to be an ethical and responsible company, using paper from sustainable sources and vegetable-based inks for all PEFC/16-33-447 of our publications.

Please recycle this Guide when you have finished with it.

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DAYS OUT in BRISTOL There are loads of things to see and do around Bristol, from parks and historic buildings to river and canal walks, cycle routes and dozens of fantastic attractions. No wonder that, in August 2016, Bristol was named one of 10 best places to live in the whole world! You can find free, downloadable maps of Bristol’s many parks and play areas at www.bristol.gov.uk Art on the HIll Windmill Hill and Victoria Park www.artonthehill.org.uk • October: view and buy original arts and crafts Ashton Court Estate Long Ashton, Bristol BS41 9JN 0117 963 3438, www.bristol.gov.uk/nav/ashton-court-mansion • park & mansion with 850 acres of woodland At-Bristol Anchor Road, Bristol BS1 5DB 0117 915 1000, www.at-bristol.org.uk • exciting, interactive science centre Barley Wood Walled Garden Long Lane, Wrington, Bristol BS40 5SA 01934 863713, www.walledgarden.co.uk • Victorian kitchen garden, restaurant & workshops Big Green Week Venues across the city www.biggreenweek.com • June: Bristol’s annual environmental festival Bristol and Bath Railway Path www.bristolbathrailwaypath.org.uk • 13 mile, off-road route for walkers and cyclists Bristol Green Doors www.bristolgreendoors.org • Sept: inspire & encourage green refurbishment Bristol Doors Open Day www.bristoldoorsopenday.org.uk • September: chance to discover hidden treasures

Bristol Harbour Festival Harbourside, Queen Square & Anchor Square www.bristolharbourfestival.co.uk • August: one of the UK’s largest free public festivals Bristol Hydrogen Boats Wapping Wharf, Gas Ferry Rd, Bristol BS1 6UN 0797 655 4024, www.bristolhydrogenboats.co.uk • Hydrogenesis, the UK’s only zero-emission ferry Bristol International Balloon Fiesta Ashton Court, Long Ashton, Bristol BS41 9JN www.bristolballoonfiesta.co.uk • August: debuted solar powered air balloon in 2015 Bristol International Festival of Kites Durdham Down, Stoke Rd, Bristol BS9 1FG www.kite-festival.org.uk • August: wind powered kite spectacular Bristol Museum and Art Gallery Queen’s Road, Bristol BS8 1RL www.bristolmuseums.org.uk • fine collections of art, nature and history Bristol Packet Boat Trips Wapping Wharf, Gas Ferry Rd, Bristol BS1 6UN 0117 926 8157, www.bristolpacket.co.uk • ferry services; tours of the docks & Avon Gorge Bristol Pride Various venues around the city www.pridebristol.co.uk • July: celebration of the local LGBT community Bristol Walking Festival www.bristolwalkingfestival.co.uk • May: the UK’s largest urban walking celebration Bristol Zoo Gardens Clifton, Bristol BS8 3HA 0117 974 7399, www.bristolzoo.org.uk • research, conservation & sustainability projects BS9 Arts Trail Stoke Bishop, Westbury-on-Trym and Henleaze www.artonthehill.org.uk • May: paintings, drawings, textiles, pottery & more Canford Park Canford Lane, Westbury-on-Trym BS9 3NX bristol.gov.uk/museums-parks-sports-culture • children’s play park; bowling, tennis, football

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Circus City Various venues around the city www.bristolcircuscity.com • new, biennial festival returns in October 2017 The Community Farm Denny Lane, Chew Magna BS40 8SZ 01275 295029, www.thecommunityfarm.co.uk • Community-owned social enterprise, growing and selling organic food through a box delivery service.

Our aim is to help people develop a better understanding of where their food comes from, reconnect with the land on which their food is grown, and learn more about sustainable farming.

Cycle the City No. 1 Harbourside, Canon’s Road, Bristol BS1 5UH www.cyclethecity.org • Bristol’s only bicycle tour provider Easton Arts Trail Various venues around Easton www.eastonartstrail.co.uk • June: celebrates the diversity of talent in Easton Eastwood Farm Nature Reserve Wyndham Crescent, Bristol BS4 4SP www.eastwoodfarm.org.uk • little-known wildlife haven at the side of the Avon Folly Farm (Avon Wildlife Trust) Stowey, Pensford, Bristol BS39 4DW 0117 917 7277, www.avonwildlifetrust.org.uk • trees, butterflies, wildflowers & stunning views Front Room Arts Trail Totterdown www.artonthehill.org.uk • November: arts and crafts direct from the artists Get Growing Garden Trail Private gardens & open spaces around the city www.bristolfoodnetwork.org • June: fruit & veg gardens open to visitors Glos Rd Central Christmas Street Party Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 www.glosrdcentral.co.uk • Dec 1st 5 -8pm in Glos Rd Central

Glos Rd Central Mayfest with Jack in the Green Gloucester Road, Bristol www.glosrdcentral.co.uk • May 6th 10am - 5pm Hartcliffe Community Park Farm Lampton Avenue, Hartcliffe, Bristol BS13 0QH 0117 978 2014, www.hartcliffefarm.org • the largest community-run farm in the country Lawrence Weston Community Farm Saltmarsh Drive, Lawrence Weston BS11 0NL 0117 938 1128, www.lwfarm.org.uk • experience farming, gardening, animals & more M-Shed Princes Wharf, Wapping Road, Bristol BS1 4RN 0117 352 6600, www.mshed.org • the story of Bristol & of its unique place in the world Montpelier Arts Trail Montpelier and St. Pauls www.bristolartfringe.org • May: turning houses, cafés & pubs into galleries North Bristol Arts Trail Bishopston, St Andrews & Westbury Park www.northbristolartists.org.uk • Nov 26th - 27th 10am - 6pm: various venues Number Seven Boat Trips Bristol City Centre Ferry Landing 0117 929 3659, www.numbersevenboattrips.com • Bristol’s premier ferry boat service Redfest Various venues in St George, Redfield & Easton www.redfestbristol.co.uk • August: free music & arts festival for East Bristol

DAYS OUT in BRISTOL Walking Bristol www.walkingbristol.com • free, fun, informative walking tour

Redland Fair Redland Green, Bristol BS6 7EH www.rcas.org.uk/redland-fair • free local event held on May Day bank holiday

The Watershed 1 Canon’s Road, Bristol BS1 5TX 0117 927 5100, www.watershed.co.uk • Watershed is Bristol’s leading cultural cinema and digital creativity centre, set in perfect social space overlooking the vibrant Harbourside.

We deliver diverse independent world cinema, festivals, talks and workshops. We develop cultural engagement, imagination and talent, believing that routes to a better future are open, disruptive and co-produced.

St Werburgh’s Arts Trail Studios, venues & spaces in St Werburgh’s www.stwerburghsarts.org.uk • St Werburghs Arts Trail takes place annually on the last weekend in September in homes, artist’s studios and community venues. Artists, craftspeople, musicians, performers and those with other artistic skills exhibit their work and hold workshops which are free for members of the public to attend. For further information please see www.stwerburghsarts.org.uk St Werburgh’s City Farm Watercress Rd, Bristol BS2 9YJ 0117 942 8241, www.swcityfarm.co.uk • a green oasis in the heart of Bristol Southbank Bristol Arts Trail Ashton, Bedminster and Southville www.southbankbristolarts.co.uk • May: a weekend of artists, performers and more Tobacco Factory Theatres Tobacco Factory, Raleigh Rd, Bristol BS3 1TF 0117 902 0344, www.tobaccofactorytheatres.com • packed programme of shows, workshops & events Tourist Information Centre E Shed, Canons Road, Bristol BS1 5TX www.visitbristol.co.uk/about-bristol/ tourist-information/tourist-office • timetables, accommodation, souvenirs & gifts Valley Fest Early September Chew Valley, near Bristol www.valleyfest.co.uk • all-organic festival: three days of music, food & more Vegfest Harbourside, Bristol BS1 www.bristol.vegfest.co.uk • May: annual celebration of all things vegetarian

West Bristol Arts Trail Clifton, Hotwells & Redland www.westbristolarts.com • 15th - 16th October 2016. The Trail showcases over 100 artists living and working in Clifton, Redland and Hotwells. During the weekend over 50 homes, studios and public spaces will be open to the public.

Maps of the Trail available locally. Free entry. www.westbristolarts.com Windmill Hill City Farm Phillip Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 4EA 0117 963 3252, www.windmillhillcityfarm.org.uk • education using food, farming & environment Yeo Valley Organic Garden & Garden Café Holt Farm, Bath Road, Blagdon BS40 7SQ 01761 461650, www.yeovalley.co.uk • One of only a handful of ornamental gardens in Britain to be certified organic by The Soil Association. It’s a beautifully diverse, seasonal patchwork of ornamental and edible planting areas. Our welcoming Garden Café serves dishes & cakes made with fresh, seasonal ingredients sourced in and around the valley. Open Days every Thur & Fri, early May to end of September.

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Painting the Town Red Susie Ramsay is your guide to Bristol’s Arts Trails Bristol is fast becoming recognised nationally as a creative hub for artists and businesses. This reputation is built on a vibrant and diverse local scene of independent shops, galleries and public spaces showcasing artists’ work.

Over one weekend each year an area of the city takes it’s turn to present the work of artists living and working in that community. From the South Bank Arts Trail (Bedminster, Southville and Ashton), to the Front Room Arts Trail (Totterdown) and the West Bristol Arts Trail (Clifton, Redland and Hotwells) the events bring together local artists to open their homes, studios or exhibit their work in public venues.

During a Trail weekend you will be able to view the work of hundreds of artists, including fine artists, photographers, potters, ceramicists, printmakers & sculptors.

Each venue will be completely different; you may be viewing finished paintings, works in progress or watching artists

give demonstrations about their creative process. The Trails offer the public a unique opportunity to meet the artists in their studios, talk to them about their work and buy one-off works of art directly from them.

One of the main attractions of the Trail weekends is to explore new parts of the city at a relaxed pace. Each Trail produces a map for the event where visitors can plan their day interspersed with stops at local shops, cafés and public spaces which are also exhibiting works. The Trails are free mini community festivals, and visitors are encouraged to leave their car at home and get around by foot, bicycle or public transport. It’s a truly unique way to explore the city and discover new artists.

Susie exhibits at the West Bristol Arts Trail.

See more of her work at www.susie-ramsay-artist.com Look out for these upcom ing Arts Trails: St Werburghs Arts Trail: 24th-25th September Art on the Hill: 1st-2nd October West Bristol Arts Trail: 15th-16th October Front Room Arts Trail: 19th-20th November North Bristol Arts Trail: 26th-27th November BS9 Arts Trail: mid May 201 7 South Bank Arts Trail: mid May 2017

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DAYS OUT in BAT H There’s more to Bath than Jane Austen! This gorgeous Georgian gem has something for everybody, with arts festivals, open studio weekends, perfect parks, and wonderful walks with simply stunning views.

Alice Park Café Gloucester Road, Bath BA1 7BH www.alicepark.co.uk • tennis courts, kids playpark and fair trade café Avon Cycleway www.avoncycleway.info • 85 mile circular route around Bath and Bristol Bath City Farm Kelston View, Whiteway, Bath BA2 1NW 01225 481269, www.bathcityfarm.org.uk • fields, woodland farm animals, café & farm shop Bath Fringe Festival Various venues around the city 01225 480079, www.bathfringe.co.uk • May: two weeks of arts, comedy & kids events Bath Skyline Walk Widcombe Hill, Bath BA2 www.nationaltrust.org.uk/bath-skyline • fun-packed walk with activities for all the family Bath Small Green Boat Company 45 St John’s Road, Bathwick, Bath BA2 6PZ 01225 460831 • family-friendly boat trips around Bathampton Bath Visitor Information Centre Abbey Chambers, Kingston Parade, Bath BA1 1LY 0844 847 5256, www.visitbath.co.uk • info & advice to help make the most of your visit Bear Flat Open Studios Bear Flat, Beechen Cliff & Wellsway www.bearflatartists.co.uk • May: paintings, photography, ceramics & more Canal Visitor Centre Brassknocker Basin, Monkton Combe BA2 7JD 01225 722292, www.bathcanal.com • perfect starting point for a family cycle ride

Carrs Wood Nature Reserve Twerton, Bath. BA2 1SH www.avonlocalnaturereserves.org.uk • rich in wildlife and signs of a fascinating history The Frome Independent First Sunday April-December, Frome Town Centre www.thefromeindependent.org.uk • market day celebrating independent producers Hidden Woods Near Bath & Frome 01373 823832, www.hiddenwoods.co.uk • Award-winning woodland activity centre, based in 80 acres of stunning ancient woodland.

Offering a range of groups and events including weekly outdoor toddler sessions, woodland birthday parties, school holiday clubs, school visits, bespoke events and much more. The perfect place to have fun and make friends whilst connecting with nature!

Larkhall Festival In and around Larkhall village www.larkhall-festival.org.uk • April/May: comedy, poetry, kid’s events, all free!

Larkhall Open Studios Larkhall & London Road www.larkhallopenstudios.com • May: crafts, paintings & ceramics by local artists Mayor of Bath’s Corps of Honorary Guides Outside the Pump Rooms, Bath BA1 1LZ www.bathguides.org.uk • free, twice daily, guided walking tours of Bath More Trees for B&NES 54 Cedric Road, Bath BA1 3PB 0773 973 7274, www.moretreesbanes.org • volunteer tree planting & maintenance group Newbridge Arts Trail Newbridge and Weston www.newbridgeartstrail.com • May: meet local artists & discover how they work Widcombe Art Trail Widcombe www.widcombearttrail.com • May: paintings, ceramics & more by local artists

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Eat all about it!

What’s been happening on the local food scene?

When it comes to eating out we are spoiled for choice in Bristol and Bath.

There’s a huge range of great restaurants, cafés, sandwich shops, burger bars and takeaways to choose from, and as you’ll discover over the next few pages many use locally grown fruit and veg, organic and free-range meat, locally produced dairy and sustainably-sourced fish. There are plenty of veggie and vegan options too, and it should not surprise you that loads of eateries in the region are also doing their bit for the planet by recycling and reusing whatever they can.

Local heroes the Bath Pub Company go from strength to strength, having recently added the excellent Locksbrook Inn to their portfolio, while Bristol’s new Wapping Wharf development is particularly exciting, with restaurants from chefs Josh Eggleton, Elliott Lidstone and Larkin Cen launching soon.

The city’s Harbourside is a great place for foodies to spend a day: why not kick off with brunch at Pieminister – try the wonderful Hashed-Up Skillet (British salt beef hash with West Country Cheddar,

topped with a poached egg and a side of toast and homemade smoky baked beans) – before picking up some fresh bread and pastries at the excellent Harbourside Market and then hopping over to check out the shops at Wapping Wharf?

Stop for a coffee at Mokoko (who have just opened here after launching in Bath in 2014) or Little Victories, the new café from the team at Small Street Espresso, before continuing your culinary stroll. People are flocking to the city’s new food quarter to enjoy the smart takeaways, bars, coffee shops and the third branch of Bristol’s fabulous Better Food Company.

With other recent arrivals like the Wild Beer Company, Brigstow Bar & Kitchen no more than a stone’s throw away and established favourites including the Olive Shed, Bordeaux Quay, Under the Stars and the Watershed close by there are plenty of places to call in to should you fancy a beer or something more substantial to eat.

Whatever the time of day, whatever your mood and whatever dietary restrictions you may need to satisfy, there’s quite literally something for everyone.

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CAFÉS AND RESTAURANTS in BRISTOL A Fair Shot 10 Sandy Park Rd, Brislington, Bristol BS4 3PE 0787 526 3000, www.afairshot.co.uk • fair trade teas and coffees; local suppliers Ape About Coffee 51-53 Merchant St, Broadmead, Bristol BS1 3EE www.apeaboutcoffee.com • organic & fair trade drinks; local breads & cakes Arc Bar, Café and Museum 27 Broad Street, Bristol BS1 2HG 0117 929 0099, www.arccommunity.net • health food restaurant, gallery and venue Arnolfini Café Bar 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA 0117 917 2305, arnolfini.org.uk/visit/cafe-bar • locally sourced, seasonal ingredients The Atrium Café at Arnos Vale Cemetery Bath Road, Bristol BS4 3EW 0117 9714850, www.arnosvale.org.uk/atrium-cafe • locally sourced, seasonal, gluten-free options Bagel Boy 213 Gloucester Rd, Bishopston, Bristol BS7 8NN 0117 907 5316,www.bagelboy.co.uk • freshly made bagels: fillings from local suppliers Bagel Boy 202 North Street, Southville, Bristol BS3 1JF 0117 963 2093, www.bagelboy.co.uk • freshly made bagels: fillings from local suppliers Bagel Boy 39-41 St. Nicholas St, Bristol BS1 1TP 0117 922 0417, www.bagelboy.co.uk • freshly made bagels: fillings from local suppliers Banco Lounge 107 Wells Rd, Bristol BS4 2BS 0117 908 6010, www.thelounges.co.uk • locally sourced, veggie & gluten-free options Bearritos The Bearpit, St. James Barton Underpass, Bristol BS1 3LT www.bearritos.co.uk • Mexican food from a vintage double-decker bus Bearpit Social St. James Barton Underpass, Bristol BS1 3LT www.twitter.com/BearpitSocial • local, organic, vegetarian & vegan specialities

Beatroot Café 20-21 Lower Park Row, Bristol BS1 5BN 0117 376 3714, www.beatroot.org • local, seasonal, vegetarian & vegan specialities Beese’s Bar and Tea Gardens Wyndham Crescent, Bristol BS4 4SX 0117 977 7412, www.beeses.co.uk • locally grown, organic, vegetarian and vegan Bell’s Diner and Bar Rooms 1-3 York Road, Bristol BS6 5QB 0117 924 0357, www.bellsdiner.com • ingredients from the region’s finest producers Bellita 34 Cotham Hill, Bristol BS6 6LA 0117 923 8755, www.bellita.co.uk • local suppliers; local wines and beers Bertha’s Pizza The Old Gaol Stables, Cumberland Road, Wapping Wharf, Bristol BS1 6UX 0117 929 0003, www.berthas.co.uk • award-winning pizza; local, seasonal ingredients Biblos 82a Mina Rd, St. Werburgh’s, Bristol BS2 9XW 0117 955 8887, www.biblos.co.uk • homemade food from local, seasonal produce Biblos 62a Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3QU 0117 923 2737, www.biblos.co.uk • homemade food from local, seasonal produce Biblos on the Hill 225 Gloucester Rd, Bristol BS7 8NR 0117 942 5671, www.biblos.co.uk • homemade food from local, seasonal produce Birch Bristol 47 Raleigh Road, Southville, Bristol BS3 1QS 0117 902 8326, www.birchbristol.co • seasonal produce from own garden & orchard Bocabar Paintworks, Bath Rd, Arnos Vale, Bristol BS4 3EH 0117 972 8838, www.bocabar.co.uk • local beers & ciders; vegetarian & vegan options Bonzo Lounge 8-9 Market Walk, Keynsham BS31 1FS 0117 986 5989, www.thelounges.co.uk • local, organic, vegetarian & vegan specialities

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Bordeaux Quay V-Shed, Canons Way, Bristol BS1 5UH 0117 943 1200, www.bordeaux-quay.co.uk • local, organic and seasonal produce Boston Tea Party (Stokes Croft) 156 Cheltenham Road, Bristol BS6 5RL 0117 329 1454, www.bostonteaparty.co.uk • local, organic, free-range and fair trade Boston Tea Party (Bishopston) 293 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8PE 0117 924 1110, www.bostonteaparty.co.uk • local, organic, free-range and fair trade Boston Tea Party (Centre) 75 Park Street, Bristol BS1 5PF 0117 929 8601, www.bostonteaparty.co.uk • local, organic, free-range and fair trade Boston Tea Party (Clifton) 1 Princess Victoria Street, Bristol BS8 4HR 0117 973 3197, www.bostonteaparty.co.uk • local, organic, free-range and fair trade Boston Tea Party (Whiteladies) 97 Whiteladies Road, Bristol BS8 2NT 0117 923 9571, www.bostonteaparty.co.uk • local, organic, free-range and fair trade Brasserie Blanc Friary Building, Cabot Circus, Bristol BS1 3DF 0117 910 2410, www.brasserieblanc.com • local, sustainable and seasonal French food Bravas 7 Cotham Hill, Bristol BS6 6LD 0117 329 6887, www.bravas.co.uk • tapas: local, seasonal ingredients; charity support Brew Coffee Co. 45 Whiteladies Road, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2LS 0117 973 2842, www.brewcoffeecompany.co.uk • independent coffee house; local teas, honest food Brigstow Bar & Kitchen Millennium Promenade, Bristol BS1 5SY 0117 325 0898, www.brigstowbarandkitchen.co.uk • seasonal, local ingredients; craft beers The Burger Joint (Southville) 230 North Street, Southville, Bristol BS3 1JD 0117 329 0887, www.theburgerjoint.co.uk • freshly made burgers, locally sourced ingredients

The Burger Joint (Whiteladies) 83 Whiteladies Road, Bristol BS8 2NT 0117 329 0887, www.theburgerjoint.co.uk • freshly made burgers, locally sourced ingredients Café Create CREATE Centre, Smeaton Rd, Bristol BS1 6XN 0117 903 1201, www.cafecreate.uk.com • local, seasonal, free-range and fair trade Café des Amis Easton Community Centre, Kilburn St, Bristol BS5 6AW 0755 423 4552, www.cafedesamies.com • all food & drink sourced from within 40 mile radius Café Grounded (Bedminster) 66-68 Bedminster Parade, Bristol BS3 4HL 0117 923 1000, www.cafegrounded.co.uk • local, seasonal ingredients: fair trade drinks Café Grounded (Brislington) 53-55 Sandy Park Road, Bristol BS4 3PH 0117 971 7666, www.cafegrounded.co.uk • local, seasonal ingredients: fair trade drinks Café Grounded (Fishponds) 747-749 Fishponds Road, Bristol BS16 3UP 0117 965 6555, www.cafegrounded.co.uk • local, seasonal ingredients: fair trade drinks Café Grounded (Gloucester Road) 421 Gloucester Road, Horfield, Bristol BS7 8TZ 0117 951 1505, www.cafegrounded.co.uk • local, seasonal ingredients: fair trade drinks Café Grounded (Keynsham) 39 High Street, Keynsham BS31 1DS 0117 986 8555, www.cafegrounded.co.uk • local, seasonal ingredients: fair trade drinks Café Grounded (Redfield) 287 Church Road, Redfield, Bristol BS5 9HT 0117 955 5668, www.cafegrounded.co.uk • local, seasonal ingredients: fair trade drinks Café Kino 108 Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3RU 0117 924 9200, www.cafe-kino.com • vegan & veggie specialities from local ingredients Café Revival 56 Corn Street, Bristol BS1 1JG 0117 9304 008, www.caferevival.co.uk • fair trade teas & coffees; local, organic food

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CAFÉS AND RESTAURANTS in BRISTOL The Canteen Hamilton House, 80 Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3QY 0117 923 2017, www.canteenbristol.co.uk • fair trade, locally sourced, organic vegan & veggie Chicken Shed CARGO, Wapping Wharf, Bristol BS1 4RW www.wappingwharf.co.uk/cargo • eat in or out ethically-sourced chicken Chickpea Bristol 1B Pitville Place, Cotham Hill, Bristol BS6 6JZ 0117 923 8230, www.chickpeabristol.com • fair trade drinks, gluten- and wheat-free cakes Chilli Daddy 45 Baldwin Street, Bristol BS1 1RA 0791 453 8539, www.chillidaddy.com • Szechuan food from locally sourced ingredients Chilli Daddy 17 Perry Road, Bristol BS1 5BG www.chillidaddy.com • Szechuan food from locally sourced ingredients Chilli Daddy (Students Union) 98 Queens Road, Bristol BS8 1NE 0791 453 8539, www.chillidaddy.com • Szechuan food from locally sourced ingredients Club Haus Vivo Sports & Gym, Welsh Back, Bristol BS1 4SB 0117 937 8020, www.clubhaus.bar • organic, locally sourced food; veggie breakfasts Coffee#1 247 North Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 1JN 0117 953 7708, www.coffee1.co.uk • fair trade & ethical produce; charity support Coffee#1 157 Gloucester Rd, Bishopston, Bristol BS7 8BA 0117 942 9909, www.coffee1.co.uk • fair trade & ethical produce; charity support Coffee#1 33 Princess Victoria St, Clifton, Bristol BS8 4BU 0117 923 8021, www.coffee1.co.uk • fair trade & ethical produce; charity support Coffee#1 784 Fishponds Road, Bristol BS16 3TT 0117 965 0918, www.coffee1.co.uk • fair trade & ethical produce; charity support

Coffee#1 1 Welsh Back, Bristol BS1 4AN 0117 925 5852, www.coffee1.co.uk • fair trade & ethical produce; charity support Coffee#1 4 Canford Lane, Westbury on Trym BS9 3DH 0117 959 1749, www.coffee1.co.uk • fair trade & ethical produce; charity support Coffee#1 75 Henleaze Road, Henleaze, Bristol BS9 4JP 0117 962 2434, www.coffee1.co.uk • fair trade & ethical produce; charity support Coffee#1 47-49 High Street, Keynsham BS31 1DS 0117 986 2389, www.coffee1.co.uk • fair trade & ethical produce; charity support Cosy Club 31 Corn Street, Bristol BS1 1HT 0117 253 0997, www.cosyclub.co.uk • vegan and gluten-free; seasonal. local produce The Cowshed 44-46 Whiteladies Rd, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2NH 0117 973 3550, www.cowshedrestaurants.com • quality, locally sourced produce The Crafty Egg 113 Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3RW 0117 329 0256, www.hooperhouse.co.uk • local, free-range, vegetarian & vegan options The Crazy Fox 34-36 The Arcade, Bristol BS1 3JD 0793 957 4153, www.crazyfox.net • vegan and gluten-free cakes & snacks CUPP Tea Bar Philadelphia Street, Bristol BS1 3BZ 0772 068 4172, www.cuppteabar.co.uk • vegan and vegetarian: authentic bubble tea Deco Lounge 50 Cotham Hill, Bristol BS6 6JZ 0117 373 2688, www.thelounges.co.uk • local, organic, vegetarian & vegan specialities Edna’s Kitchen Castle Park, Bristol BS1 3XD www.ednas-kitchen.com • vegetarian; organic, fair trade & locally sourced

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The Ethicurean Long Lane, Wrington, Bristol BS40 5SA 01934 863713, www.theethicurean.com • ethically conscious Modern British restaurant The Farm Café 12 Kings Road, Clifton, Bristol BS8 4AB 0117 973 8684, www.thefarmbristol.co.uk • well sourced, rustic, lovingly homemade food Fishers Restaurant 35 Princess Victoria Street, Clifton Village, Bristol BS8 4BX 0117 974 7044, www.fishers-restaurant.com • the finest sustainable seafood Flour & Ash 203b Cheltenham Road, Bristol BS6 5QX 0117 908 3228, www.flourandash.co.uk • sourdough pizza; local & seasonal ingredients Flour & Ash 38 The High St, Westbury-On-Trym BS9 3DZ 0117 330 0033, www.flourandash.co.uk • sourdough pizza; local & seasonal ingredients Flow 9a The Haymarket Walk, Bristol BS1 3LN 0117 329 6226, www.flowbristol.co.uk • seasonal vegetarian restaurant: Weds-Sun eves Folk House Café & Bar 40A Park Street, Bristol BS1 5JG 0117 508 5035, www.folkhousecafe.co.uk • organic, sustainable food; local, trusted suppliers Friska 36 Victoria Street, Bristol BS1 6BY 0117 929 8971, www.friskafood.com • ethically sourced food to eat in or take away

Friska • 470 Bath Road, Bristol BS4 3HG 0747 800 5453, www.friskafood.com • ethically sourced food to eat in or take away Friska Bristol & Bath Science Park, Dirac Crescent, Emersons Green, Bristol BS16 7AJ 0117 370 7705, www.friskafood.com • ethically sourced food to eat in or take away Friska 70 Queen’s Road, Bristol BS8 1QU 0117 930 0989, www.friskafood.com • ethically sourced food to eat in or take away Friska 1 Rivergate, Bristol BS1 6ED 0117 332 6413, www.friskafood.com • ethically sourced food to eat in or take away Friska Waverley House, Cathedral Walk, Bristol BS1 5LW 0117 925 9479, www.friskafood.com • ethically sourced food to eat in or take away Full Court Press 59 Broad Street, Bristol BS1 2EJ 0779 480 8552, www.fcpcoffee.com • ethically sourced and fairly traded coffees The Gallimaufry 26 The Promenade, Gloucester Rd, Bristol BS7 8AL 0117 942 7319, www.thegallimaufry.co.uk • locally grown, seasonal, ethically sourced food Green’s Restaurant 25 Zetland Road, Bristol BS6 7AH 0117 924 6437, www.greensbristol.co.uk • locally sourced, seasonal food

CAFÉS AND RESTAURANTS in BRISTOL Grupo Lounge 8 Canford Lane, Westbury-on-Trym BS9 3DH 0117 950 0279, www.thelounges.co.uk • local, organic, vegetarian & vegan specialities Katie & Kim’s Kitchen 39-41 Picton Street, Bristol BS6 5HS www.katieandkimskitchen.blogspot.co.uk • local, seasonal, award-winning food The Kitchen The Station, Silver Street, Bristol BS1 2AG 0117 929 2975, www.thestationkitchen.co.uk • locally sourced coffee and comfort food La Ruca 89 Gloucester Rd, Bishopston, Bristol BS7 8AS 0117 944 6810, www.laruca.co.uk • family-run health food shop and café The Lido Bristol Oakfield Place, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2BJ 0117 332 3970, www.lidobristol.com • locally sourced and foraged ingredients Little Victories Gaol Ferry Steps, Wapping Wharf, Bristol BS1 4RW www.smallstreetespresso.co.uk • handmade cakes; fairly traded coffees The Lounge 227 North Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 1JJ 0117 963 7340, www.thelounges.co.uk • local, organic, vegetarian & vegan specialities Maitreya Social 89 St Mark’s Road, Easton, Bristol BS5 6HY 0117 951 0100, www.cafemaitreya.co.uk • wholly vegetarian & vegan, including the drinks Mark’s Café 291 North Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 1JU 0117 953 7997, www.marksbread.co.uk • local suppliers, including their own bread The Marmalade Café 3 Worrall Road, Bristol BS8 2UF 0117 329 3474, www.facebook.com/weareorange • quality, local ingredients; great veggie breakfast Mr. Teas Teas 3 All Saints Court, Bristol BS1 1JN www.mrteasteas.co.uk • hand-blended, ethically sourced loose leaf teas

Mrs. Brown’s Café Victoria Park, Bristol BS3 4QF mrsbrownsvictoriapark@gmail.com • homemade and gluten-free cakes Mokoko Coffee & Bakery Gaol Ferry Steps, Wapping Wharf, Bristol BS1 6WE 0117 929 0177, www.mokokocoffee.com • specialist coffees and open-plan bakery Mud Dock Café 40 The Grove, Bristol BS1 4RB 0117 934 9734, www.mud-dock.co.uk • locally sourced ingredients; local beers No. 1 Harbourside 1 Canons Road, Bristol BS1 5UH 0117 929 1100, www.no1harbourside.co.uk • locally sourced, seasonal; good vegetarian range No. 51 51 Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3QP, 0117 914 8048, www.51stokescroft.com • seasonal, fresh, locally sourced ingredients North St Standard 11-13 North St, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 1EN 0117 963 9223, www.northststandard.co.uk • local suppliers; good veggie/vegan/g-free range The Old Bookshop 65 North Street, Bristol BS3 1ES 0117 953 5222, www.theoldbookshop.co.uk • creative dishes from locally sourced ingredients Old Market Assembly 25 West St, Old Market, Bristol BS2 0DF 0117 373 8199, www.oldmarketassembly.co.uk • good vegetarian & vegan range; locally sourced The Olive Shed Floating Harbour, Princes Wharf, Bristol BS1 4RN 0117 929 1960, www.theoliveshed.com • locally sourced, seasonal ingredients The Ox The Basement, 43 Corn St, Bristol BS1 1HT 0117 922 1001, www.theoxbristol.com • exceptional food using local, seasonal produce Pepenero 22 Bond St, Bristol BS1 3LU 0117 926 8057, www.pepenerorganic.com • organic Italian fast food and pizzeria

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Phoenix Café All Saints’ Street, Bristol BS1 2LZ 0753 119 8066, www.phoenixcafe.co.uk • café & arts hub promotes reuse & waste reduction Pieminister 7 Broad Quay, Bristol BS1 4DA 0117 325 7616, www.pieminister.co.uk • award-winning pies from free-range ingredients Pieminister 24 Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3PR 0117 942 3322, www.pieminister.co.uk • award-winning pies from free-range ingredients Pieminister Corn Exchange, Corn Street, Bristol BS1 1JQ 0117 302 0070, www.pieminister.co.uk • award-winning pies from free-range ingredients Pigsty CARGO, Wapping Wharf, Bristol BS1 4RW www.jollyhoguk.com/pigsty • first restaurant from Bristol’s ethical pork people Pizza Workshop 232 North St, Bristol BS3 1JD 0117 966 9890, www.pizzaworkshop.co.uk • sourdough pizza from seasonal ingredients Pizzarova 289 Gloucester Rd, Bristol BS7 8NY 0117 942 7770, www.pizzarova.com • handmade sourdough & gluten-free pizzas Poco 45 Jamaica St, Bristol BS2 8JP 0117 923 2233, www.eatpoco.com • locally sourced, seasonal ingredients: MCS fish Porto Lounge 765 Fishponds Road, Bristol BS16 3BS 0117 902 4567, www.thelounges.co.uk • local, organic, vegetarian & vegan specialities Primrose Café 1 Clifton Arcade, Boyces Ave, Bristol BS8 4AA 0117 946 6577, www.primrosecafe.co.uk • local, sustainable & ethically sourced ingredients Prince Street Social 37-41 Prince St, Bristol BS1 4PS 0117 058 949, www.princestreetsocial.com • food freshly prepared from local ingredients;

The Pumphouse Merchants Road, Hotwells, Bristol BS8 4PZ 0117 927 2229, www.the-pumphouse.com • locally sourced, seasonal & foraged ingredients River Cottage Canteen St John’s Court, Whiteladies Rd Bristol BS8 2QY 0117 973 2458, www.rivercottage.net • all produce is locally sourced and seasonally Roll for the Soul St Lawrence House, Quay St, Bristol BS1 2JL 0759 691 7946, www.rollforthesoul.org • community bike café: food, drink & spanners Romy’s Kitchen 2 Castle Street, Thornbury, Bristol. BS35 1HB 01454 416728, www.romyskitchen.co.uk • authentic Indian food: locally grown ingredients Royce Rolls Café St Nicholas Market, Bristol BS1 1JQ 0796 721 1870 • vegetarian food to eat in or take away Saint Stephen’s Church, Café and Bookshop 21 St. Stephen’s Street, Bristol BS1 1EQ www.saint-stephens.com • homemade cakes; fair trade coffees and teas St. Werburgh’s City Farm Café Watercress Road, St. Werburgh’s, Bristol BS2 9YJ 0117 908 0798, www.swcityfarm.co.uk • salad, vegetables and meat from the City farm Salt Café and Deli 120 St George’s Rd, Bristol BS1 5UJ 0117 329 2970, www.saltcafebristol.co.uk • local, ethically sourced & organic; fair trade coffee Salt & Malt Walley Lane, Chew Stoke, Bristol BS40 8TF 01275 333345, www.saltmalt.com • local & sustainable produce; gluten-free batter Small Street Espresso 23 Small Street, Bristol BS1 1DW www.smallstreetespresso.co.uk • handmade cakes; fairly traded coffees Shake, Wrap and Roll 243 Cheltenham Rd, Bristol BS6 5QU 0117 914 4485, www.shakewrapandroll.co.uk • vegan, vegetarian, free-range and gluten-free

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Cultural cinema and digital creativity centre Our Café/Bar is the perfect social space overlooking Bristol’s Harbourside serving delicious fresh, local and ethical food all day long.

Find out what’s on today: watershed.co.uk Box Office: 0117 927 5100 @wshed Watershed 1 Canon’s Road Bristol BS1 5TX

CAFÉS AND RESTAURANT S in BRISTOL The Social 130 Cheltenham Road, Bristol BS6 5RW 0117 924 4500, www.thesocialbristol.co.uk • fresh, locally sourced, seasonal, good value food Source Food Café 1-3 Exchange Avenue, St Nicholas Market Bristol BS1 1JW 0117 927 2998, www.source-food.co.uk • locally sourced, strictly seasonal food Spike Island Café 133 Cumberland Rd, Bristol BS1 6UX 0117 929 2266, www.spikeislandcafe.co.uk • locally sourced, organic, free-range food The Spiny Lobster 128 Whiteladies Road, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2RS 0117 973 7384, www.thespinylobster.co.uk • seasonal, sustainable, responsibly harvested fish Spoke and Stringer The Boat House, Gasworks Lane, Bristol BS1 5AD 0117 925 9371, spokeandstringer.com • local food café, restaurant & bar; bike & surf shop The Stable Canon’s Rd, Harbourside, Bristol BS1 5UH 0117 927 9999, www.stablepizza.com • pizza; local beers & ciders, gluten-free Steak of the Art Cathedral Walk, Bristol BS1 5LN 0117 929 7967, www.steakoftheart.co.uk • best quality West Country produce Surplus Supper Club Unit 4, Little Anne St, St Judes, Bristol BS2 9EB www.surplussupperclub.org • the West’s most ethical , affordable catering service The Tea Birds 20 Park Street, Bristol BS1 5JA 0117 922 6003, www.theteabirdsbristol.com • teas, coffees, sweets & savouries from local suppliers The Thali Café (Clifton) 1 Regent Street, Bristol BS8 4HW 0117 974 3793, www.thethalicafe.co.uk • locally sourced, free-range; eco tiffin take-aways The Thali Café (Easton) 64-66 St. Marks Road, Bristol BS5 6JH 0117 951 4979, www.thethalicafe.co.uk • locally sourced, free-range; eco tiffin take-aways

The Thali Café (Montpelier) 12 York Road, Bristol BS6 5QE 0117 942 6687, www.thethalicafe.co.uk • locally sourced, free-range; eco tiffin take-aways The Thali Café (Southville) Tobacco Factory, North Street, Bristol BS3 1TF 0117 953 2783, www.thethalicafe.co.uk • locally sourced, free-range; eco tiffin take-aways The Thali Café (Totterdown) 1 William Street, Bristol BS3 4TU 0117 933 2955, www.thethalicafe.co.uk • locally sourced, free-range; eco tiffin take-aways Tin Can Coffee Co. 234 North St, Southville, Bristol BS3 1JD 0117 963 3979, www.tincanevents.com • seasonal produce; veggie, vegan, gluten-free Tinto Lounge 344-346 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8TP 0117 942 0526, www.thelounges.co.uk • local, organic, vegetarian & vegan specialities Tobacco Factory Café Bar Raleigh Road, Southville, Bristol BS3 1TF 0117 902 0060, www.tobaccofactory.com • local, free-range & fair trade ingredients Under The Stars Narrow Quay, Harbourside, Bristol BS1 4QA 0117 929 8392, www.underthestarsbar.co.uk • veggie & gluten-free options; local beers & ciders The Urban Standard 35 Gloucester Rd, Bristol BS7 8AD 0117 942 4341, www.theurbanstandard.co.uk • local suppliers; good veggie/vegan/g-free range Vee Double Moo 76 Chessel Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 3DN 0755 443 0911, www.veedoublemoo.co.uk • fair trade, organic, local & seasonal ice cream Ward & Williams Mobile Coffee Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA 0743 735 6946, www.wardandwilliams.co.uk • locally sourced, organic and fair trade coffee Watershed Café/Bar 1 Canon’s Road, Harbourside, Bristol BS1 5TX 0117 927 6444, www.watershed.co.uk • ethical, sustainable food from the South West.

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CAFÉS AND RESTAURANT S in BRISTOL Wise Beans Wholefood Café Avonmead House, 40-48 Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3QD 0117 924 3682, www.wisebeans.com • local, organic ingredients; fairly traded coffees Workhouse Café 19 Perry Rd, Christmas Steps, Bristol BS1 5BG 0117 329 0889, www.workhousecafe.co.uk • local, seasonal ingredients; fair trade coffees Yeo Valley HQ Canteen Rhodyate, Blagdon, Bristol BS40 7YE 01761 461425 www.yeovalley.co.uk • Perched above the village of Blagdon, nr Bristol Airport, Yeo Valley HQ has glorious views across the valley and is always a hive of activity. Visit for Breakfast, or Lunch (booking required), or take your next Team Meeting there (not a bad spot to have your desk, if you ask us!)

Yeo Valley Organic Garden Café Holt Farm, Bath Road, Blagdon BS40 7SQ 01761 463366, www.yeovalleyvenues.co.uk • fresh, local, organic food Zazu’s Kitchen Bishopston 225 Gloucester Rd, Bishopston, Bristol BS7 8NR 0117 944 5500, www.zazuskitchen.co.uk • seasonal, locally sourced ingredients Zazu’s Kitchen Knowle Knowle Hotel, Leighton Rd, Bristol BS4 2LL 0117 977 7019, www.zazuskitchen.co.uk • seasonal, locally sourced ingredients Zazu’s Kitchen Southville 220 North St, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 1JD 0117 963 9044, www.zazuskitchen.co.uk • seasonal, locally sourced ingredients Zero Zero 2B High Street, Easton, Bristol BS5 6DL 0117 951 0265, www.zero-zero.co.uk • pizza restaurant/takeaway: fresh, local ingredients Zerodegrees 53 Colston Street, Bristol BS1 5BA 0117 925 2706, www.zerodegrees.co.uk • restaurant & brewery: locally sourced ingredients

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CAFÉS AND RESTAURANT S in BAT H Acorn Vegetarian Kitchen 2 North Parade Passage, Bath BA1 1NX 01225 446059, www.acornvegetariankitchen.co.uk • modern vegetarian dishes, seasonal ingredients Adventure Café 5 Princes Building, George Street, Bath BA1 2ED 01225 462038, www.adventurecafebar.co.uk • organic coffee, smoothies, local & free-range food Alice Park Café Gloucester Road, Bath BA1 7BH www.alicepark.co.uk • homemade, locally supplied & fair trade produce Bath Priory Weston Road, Bath BA1 2XT 01225 331922, www.thebathpriory.co.uk • award-winning food from fresh local produce Bertinet Bakery The Vaults, 2 Brunel Square, Bath BA1 1SX 01225 445531, www.bertinet.com • artisan breads, pastries and savouries Bertinet Bakery 1 New Bond Street Place, Bath BA1 1BH 01225 445531, www.bertinet.com • artisan breads, pastries and savouries Best of British Deli 12 Broad Street, Bath BA1 5LJ 01225 448055, www.bestofbritishdeli.co.uk • fine foods & produce sourced from local suppliers Boston Tea Party 19 Kingsmead Square, Bath BA1 2AE 01225 313901, www.bostonteaparty.co.uk • locally sourced, fair trade & organic ingredients Brasserie Blanc 6-12 Queen Square, Bath BA1 2HH 01225 303860, www.brasserieblanc.com • local, sustainable and seasonal French food Café au Lait 12-14 Dorchester St, Bath BA1 1SS 01225 571808 • independent coffee house & baggage store service Café Retro 18 York St, Bath BA1 1NG 01225 339347, www.caferetro.co.uk • fair trade, local, organic & vegetarian food

Cascara Café 3 Upper Borough Walls, Bath BA1 1RG 0747 592 4010 • coffee, juice, smoothies, gluten-free cakes Chapel Arts Café St James’s Memorial Hall, Lower Borough Walls, Bath BA1 1QR 01225 920256, www.chapelarts.org • wholly vegetarian; organic & local ingredients Circus Café and Restaurant 34 Brock Street, Bath BA1 2LN 01225 466020, thecircuscafeandrestaurant.co.uk • seasonal, locally sourced, English food Coffee @ Camden 2 Claremont Terrace, Bath BA1 6EH www.facebook.com/CoffeeAtCamden • coffee, homemade cakes, kid friendly, garden Coffee House 76 8 Bridge St, Bath BA2 4AS 01225 429432, www.dorothyhouse.org.uk • charity retro shop with café upstairs Colonna and Hunter 14-15 Milsom Place, Bath BA1 1BZ 0782 197 5033, www.colonnaandhunter.co.uk • specialty coffee, craft beer and tapas

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T he average UK household throws away food worth £470 a year, more than half of which is still edible!

CAFÉS AND RESTAURANT S in BAT H Colonna and Small’s 6 Chapel Row, Bath BA1 7TQ 0776 680 8067, www.colonnaandsmalls.co.uk • award winning coffee roasted on-site Cosy Club Unit R4, Southgate Place, Bath BA1 1AP 01225 464161, www.cosyclub.co.uk • veggie, vegan and gluten-free options The Cowshed Bath 5 Bladud Buildings, The Paragon, Bath BA1 5LS 01225 433633, www.cowshedrestaurants.com • quality, locally sourced produce Demuths Vegetarian Cookery School 6 Terrace Walk, Bath BA1 1LN 01225 427938, www.demuths.co.uk • exciting vegetarian cookery courses for all abilities Dough 11A The Corridor, Bath BA1 5AP 01225 443686, www.doughpizzarestaurant.co.uk • speciality pizzas, including wheat- and gluten-free The Egg Café The Egg Theatre, Sawclose, Bath BA1 1ET 01225 823409, www.theatreroyal.org.uk • local produce, family friendly; kids play area Eveleigh’s Café 3 High Street, Weston, Bath BA1 4BX 07714 988237, www.eveleighscafe.co.uk • community café: locally sourced food, BYOB Forum Coffee House St James Parade, Bath BA1 1UG 0844 888 9991, www.bathforum.co.uk • speciality coffee and homemade cakes Graze Bath 9 Brunel Square, Bath BA1 1SX 01225 429392, www.bathales.com • local produce, sustainable fish, onsite brewery The Green Bird Café 11 Margaret’s Buildings, Bath BA1 2LP 01225 487846, www.greenbirdcafe.co.uk • independent café: locally sourced ingredients Green Park Brasserie Green Park Station, Bath BA1 1JB 01225 338565, www.greenparkbrasserie.com • local produce, fair trade and organic drinks

Green Rocket 1 Pierrepont St, Bath BA1 1NY 01225 420084, www.thegreenrocket.co.uk • award winning vegetarian & vegan food Hall & Woodhouse Bar & Restaurant 1 Old King Street, Bath BA1 2JW 01225 469259, www.hall-woodhousebath.co.uk • local suppliers; charity sponsorship; dog friendly The Herd Steak Restaurant 12 Argyle Street, Bath BA2 4BQ 01225 316583, www.theherdrestaurant.co.uk • family-run; locally reared meat, seasonal produce Indulgence Café and Patisserie 31 Bathwick Street, Bath BA2 6NZ 01225 316265, www.indulgence-cafe.co.uk • delicious homemade goodies: eat in or take away Jacob’s Coffee House 6-7 Abbey Church Yard, Bath BA1 1LY 01225 758132, www.jacobscoffeehouse.com • speciality & fair trade coffees; local produce The Jazz Café 1 Kingsmead Street, Bath BA1 2AA 01225 329002, www.bathjazzcafe.co.uk • produce from their own Wiltshire farm Jika Jika 4 Brunel Square, Bath BA1 1SX 01225 429903, www.jikajika.co.uk • organic & fair trade drinks; homemade cakes The Kindling Coffee Company 9a Claverton Buildings, Widcombe, Bath BA2 4LD 01225 442125, www.kindlingcoffee.co.uk • fair trade coffee & tea; locally produced deli goods Komedia Arts Café 22 - 23 Westgate Street, Bath BA1 1EP 01225 471578, www.komedia.co.uk/bath • seasonal menu; locally sourced ingredients Menu Gordon Jones 2 Wellsway, Bath BA2 3AQ 01225 480871, www.menugordonjones.co.uk • award-winning local & organic food & drink Metropolitan Café 15 New Bond Street, Bath BA1 1BA 01225 482680, www.bloomsburystore.com • vegetarian & vegan food & drink

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Mokoko Dorchester Street, Bath BA1 1SS 01225 333444, www.mokokocoffee.com • speciality & fair trade coffees Olive Tree Restaurant Queensberry Hotel, Russel St, Bath BA1 2QF 01225 447928, www.olivetreebath.co.uk • fine dining using local, seasonal produce Riverside Café 17 Argyle Street, Bath BA2 4BQ 01225 480532, www.riversidecafebath.com • local ingredients, vegetarian & gluten-free The Roman Baths Kitchen Abbey Churchyard, Bath BA1 1LY 01225 477877, www.romanbathkitchen.co.uk • local, seasonal ingredients; local beers & ciders St Michael’s Café St Michael’s Without, Broad St, Bath BA1 5LJ 01225 447103, www.stmichaelsbath.org.uk • local, vegetarian opions, kid friendly Same Same But Different 7A Prince’s Buildings, Bartlet St, Bath BA1 2ED 01225 466856, www.same-same.co.uk • local, seasonal produce; fair trade coffees The Scallop Shell 22 Monmouth Place, Bath BA1 2AY 01225 420928, www.thescallopshell.co.uk • sustainable, seasonal fish cooked to order Seafoods 38 Kingsmead St, Bath BA1 2AA 01225 465190, www.seafoodsfishandchips.co.uk • prime quality sustainable fish cooked to order The Shed Box Road, Bath BA1 7LR 01225 852439, www.theshedbath.co.uk • farm shop, bistro and deli Society Café 4-5 Kingsmead Square Bath BA1 2AB 01225 442433, www.society-cafe.com • bike, dog & kid friendly: local & fair trade produce Society Café 19 High Street Bath BA1 5AJ 01225 442433, www.society-cafe.com • bike, dog & kid friendly: local & fair trade produce

The Stable 1 Westgate Building, Kingsmead Sq, Bath BA1 2AE 01225 429851, www.stablepizza.com • pizzas with local, seasonal ingredients; gluten-free Velo Lounge 30 Moorland Rd, Oldfield Park, Bath BA2 3PW 01225 344663, www.thelounges.co.uk • veggie, vegan and gluten-free options Wild Café 10a Queen Street, Bath BA1 1HE 01225 448673, www.wildcafe.co.uk • local suppliers; run on 100% renewable electricity Woods 9-13 Alfred Street, Bath BA1 2QX 01225 314812, www.woodsrestaurant.com • family-run; local, seasonal ingredients Yum Yum Thai 17 Kingsmead Square, Bath BA1 2AE 01225 445253, www.yumyumbath.co.uk • free-range, organic, fair trade & local produce

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PUBS AND BARS in BRISTOL The Albion Boyce’s Ave, Clifton Village, Bristol BS8 4AA 0117 973 3522, www.thealbionclifton.co.uk • locally produced fine food; local ales The Bank Tavern 8 John Street, Bristol BS1 2HR 0117 930 4691, www.banktavern.com • local, seasonal produce The Barley Mow 39 Barton Rd, St Philips, Bristol BS2 0LF 0117 930 4709, www.barleymowbristol.com • fresh, seasonal produce, sourced locally The Beer Emporium 15 King Street, Bristol BS1 4EF 0117 379 0333, www.thebeeremporium.net • local beers, veggie & vegan handmade pizza Beerd 157-159 St. Michaels Hill, Bristol BS2 8DB 0117 974 3567, www.beerdbristol.com • handmade pizza, local draught & bottled beers The Beehive Wellington Hill West, Bristol BS9 4QY 0117 949 0078, www.beehivebristol.co.uk • local beers; food sourced locally where possible The Christmas Steps 2 Christmas Steps, Bristol BS1 5BS 0117 925 3077, www.thechristmassteps.com • craft beers, local ales, food from local produce The Clifton Pub and Kitchen 16 Regent Street, Bristol BS8 4HG 0117 974 1967, www.thecliftonbristol.co.uk • local, seasonal produce; local beers Colston Street Bar & Kitchen Colston Hall, Colston Street, Bristol BS1 5AR 0117 2047131, www.bathales.co.uk • locally sourced ingredients; Bath Ales beers The Famous Royal Navy Volunteer 17-18 King Street, Old City, Bristol BS1 4EF 0117 316 9237, www.navyvolunteer.co.uk • food from local suppliers; microbrewery beers The Farm Hopetoun Rd, St Werburgh’s, Bristol BS2 9YL 0117 944 2384, www.thefarmpub.co.uk • locally sourced food; great kids play area

The Full Moon & Attic Bar Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3PR 0117 924 5007, www.fmbristol.co.uk • local beers & ciders; produce from local suppliers The Gloucester Old Spot 138-140 Kellaway Avenue, Bristol BS6 7YQ 0117 924 7693, www.theoldspotbristol.co.uk • family-run pub; locally sourced food and drinks The Grace 197 Gloucester Rd, Bishopston, Bristol BS7 8BG 0117 924 4334, www.thegracebristol.uk • local, ethically sourced; free-range & organic The Grain Barge Mardyke Wharf, Hotwell Rd, Bristol BS8 4RU 0117 929 9347, www.grainbarge.co.uk • local, organic & fair trade whenever possible The Green Man 21 Alfred Place, Kingsdown, Bristol BS2 8HD 0117 925 8062, www.dawkins-taverns.co.uk • locally sourced meat & veg; award-winning ales The Greenbank 57 Bellevue Road, Easton, Bristol BS5 6DP 0117 939 3771, www.thegreenbankbristol.co.uk • local beers, food, comedy, live music & more The Hope & Anchor 38 Jacob’s Wells Rd, Bristol BS8 1DR 0117 929 2987, www.hopeanchorbristol.com • real ale, locally sourced food, large garden The Hollybush 29 Bath Road, Bridgeyate BS30 5JP 0117 239 5879, www.hollybushpubbristol.co.uk • fresh, locally sourced ingredients, local beers The Kensington Arms 35-37 Stanley Road, Redland, Bristol BS6 6NP 0117 944 6444, www.thekensingtonarms.co.uk • all food sourced locally & organic where possible The Lazy Dog 112 Ashley Down Rd, Bristol BS7 9JR 0117 9244 809, www.thelazydogbristol.com • local beers & ciders; locally sourced food The Phoenix 1 Wellington Buildings, Champion Square, Bristol BS2 9DB 0117 329 0076, www.phoenixbristol.com • home cooked food; locally produced ales

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Pony & Trap Knowle Hill, Chew Magna, Bristol BS40 8TQ 01275 332627, www.theponyandtrap.co.uk • Michelin-starred food from local ingredients The Prince of Wales 5 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8AA 0117 924 5552, www.powbristol.co.uk • seasonal, local, free-range & organic ingredients The Rose of Denmark 6 Dowry Square, Hotwells, Bristol BS8 4QL 0117 329 0352, www.roseofdenmark.co.uk • local beers & ciders; locally sourced food The Spotted Cow 139 North St, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 1EZ 0117 963 4433, www.thespottedcowbristol.com • classic British food from locally grown ingredients The Star & Dove 75–78 St Luke’s Rd, Bristol BS3 4RY 0117 933 2892, www.staranddove.co.uk • locally sourced, seasonal ingredients The Steam Crane 4-6 North Street, Bristol BS3 1HT 0117 923 1656, www.thesteamcrane.co.uk • ethically sourced produce, locally reared meat The Swan Bath Road, Swineford BS30 6LN 0117 932 3101, www.bathales.com • local produce, sustainable fish, local beers The Thunderbolt 124 Bath Road, Totterdown, Bristol, BS4 3ED 0117 373 8947, www.thethunderbolt.net • local beers & ciders; produce from local suppliers The Victoria Park 66 Raymend Rd, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 4QW 0117 330 6043, www.thevictoriapark.co.uk • fresh, locally sourced food; local beers & ciders The Volunteer Tavern 9 New St, St Judes, Bristol BS2 9DX 0117 955 8498, www.volunteertavern.co.uk • organic & free-range meat; local ales The Wellington Gloucester Road, Horfield, Bristol BS7 8UR 0117 951 3022, www.bathales.co.uk • locally sourced ingredients from trusted suppliers

Westbury Park Pub & Kitchen Northumbria Drive, Bristol BS9 4HP 0117 962 4235, www.westburyparkpub.co.uk • new from the team behind Zazu’s Kitchen, July 2016 The White Bear 133 St Michael’s Hill, Bristol BS2 8BS 0117 904 9054, www.whitebear-bristol.co.uk • locally sourced and free-range food, local ales White Hart Littleton-on-Severn, Bristol BS35 1NR 01454 412275, www.whitehartbristol.com • veg from their own garden; local, free-range meat The White Horse 42-44 High St, Westbury-on-Trym BS9 3DZ 0117 329 4900, www.whitehorsebristol.co.uk • seasonal, locally sourced ingredients; craft beers Wild Beer at Wapping Wharf Gaol Ferry Steps, Wapping Wharf, Bristol BS1 6WE 0117 329 4997, www.wbwappingwharf.com • craft beers and ethically-sourced food The Windmill Pub 14 Windmill Hill, Bristol BS3 4LU 0117 963 5440, www.barwarsltd.com • food sourced locally & organically where possible

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PUBS AND BARS in BAT H The Bath Brew House 14 James Street West, Bath BA1 2BX 01225 805629, www.thebathbrewhouse.com • on-site microbrewery; local, seasonal food The Bear Hotel 6-10 Wellsway, Bath BA2 3AQ 01225 425795, www.bearbath.co.uk • local beers; now run by the Zazu’s Kitchen team The Bell 103 Walcot Street, Bath BA1 5BW 01225 460426, www.thebellinnbath.co.uk • Bath’s only co-op owned pub & free music venue The Bull at Hinton Hinton, Nr Dyrham Park SN14 8HG 0117 937 2332, www.thebullathinton.co.uk • local beers & ciders; veg from own gardens The Chequers 50 Rivers Street, Bath BA1 2QA 01225 360017, www.thechequersbath.com • locally sourced, seasonal produce Coeur de Lion 17 Northumberland Place, Bath BA1 5AR 01225 463568, www.coeur-de-lion.co.uk • Bath-brewed beers; local, seasonal produce The Cross Keys Midford Road, Bath BA2 5RZ 01225 849180, www.crosskeysbath.co.uk • local beers & ciders; kid & dog friendly The Garrick’s Head 7 & 8 St Johns Place Bath BA1 1ET 01225 318368, www.garricksheadpub.com • all suppliers local to the South West Gascoyne Place 1 Sawclose, Bath BA1 1EY 01225 445854, www.gascoyneplace.com • local, seasonal produce; local beers The Hare and Hounds Lansdown Road, Bath BA1 5TJ 01225 482682, www.hareandhoundsbath.com • food freshly prepared using local produce The Hop Pole Albion Buildings, Upper Bristol Rd, Bath BA1 3AR 01225 446327, www.bathales.com • local produce, sustainable fish, local beers

The King William 36 Thomas Street, Bath BA1 5NN 01225 428096, www.kingwilliampub.com • local, seasonal produce; free-range & organic meat Locksbrook Inn 103 Locksbrook Road, Bath BA1 3EN 01225 427119, www.thelocksbrookinn.com • historic inn: local ales, seasonal food The Marlborough Tavern 35 Marlborough Buildings, Bath BA1 2LY 01225 423731, www.marlborough-tavern.com • great tasting food from seasonal, local produce Pulteney Arms 37 Daniel Street, Bath BA2 6ND 01225 463923, www.thepulteneyarms.co.uk • local beers & ciders; locally sourced meat The Raven 7 Queen Street, Bath BA1 1HE 01225 425045, www.theravenofbath.co.uk • local & exclusive beers, Pieminister pies The Ring O Bells 10 Widcombe Parade, Bath BA2 4JT 01225 448870, www.ringobellswidcombe.co.uk • seasonal food using locally sourced ingredients The Salamander 3 John Street, Bath BA1 2JL 01225 428889, www.bathales.com • local produce, sustainable fish, local beers The Star Inn 23 Vineyards, Bath BA1 5NA 01225 425072, www.abbeyales.co.uk • historic, friendly; local ales & ciders Victoria Pub & Kitchen Upper Bristol Rd, Bath BA1 3AT 01225 422563, www.victoriabath.co.uk • seasonal food from local suppliers; local beers The Wheatsheaf Combe Hay, Bath BA2 7EG 01225 833504, www.wheatsheafcombehay.co.uk • fresh, local produce; own kitchen garden & eggs The White Hart Widcombe Hill, Bath BA2 6AA 01225 338053, www.whitehartbath.co.uk • simple, locally sourced food; local beers

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Think local: eat local!

You might think that you’re supporting local farmers when you do your weekly shop, yet roughly three-quarters of all fresh food sold in supermarkets comes from abroad, meaning that those lovely green beans in your shopping basket are more likely to have been sourced in Kenya than Keynsham. We may be helping support African farmers by buying their beans, but at what cost to the environment when the food on your plate has travelled thousands of miles to get there?

The answer is simple: buy locally grown and produced food.

Fresh, locally grown food is better for you and better for the planet. Supporting local food production helps to strengthen local economies by protecting small farms, local jobs, and local shops. Your local butcher, baker, greengrocer or deli could not exist without you. Farmer’s Markets are everywhere, and are a great way of supporting local producers.

The family-run Hobbs House Bakery has been baking bread since the 1920s. Situated just north of Bristol, in the medieval market town of Chipping Sodbury, the bakery is home to over 20 master bakers who specialise in a range of breads, pastry and patisserie.

Hobbs House Bakery produce a range of organic loaves as well as their famous and award-winning sourdough (produced from culture that has matured over 50 years), and Channel 4 viewers will no doubt recognise the names of Tom and Henry Herbert, the “Fabulous Baker Brothers,” who, alongside dad Trevor and older brother George, maintain the high standards at Hobbs House.

From Heron’s Green Farm, overlooking Chew Valley Lake in Somerset, Luke Hasell has won accolades with The Story Organic Meats. The BBC Food and Farming Awards’ Outstanding Farmer of the Year finalist and Soil Association Gold Award winner produces traditionally hung, 100% pasture fed organic meat that is tender with a delicious depth in flavour.

‘We have always believed in the mantra “Better for the Animals, Better for Us”,’ Luke explains. ‘All of our beef, chicken, lamb and pork are reared ethically and organically. Our cattle are fed only natural grass diets and are free to roam and graze the lush green pastures around Chew Magna. We aim to be as sustainable as possible, carefully managing our land to enhance the environment for future generations.’

Andy Jeffery took over Home Farm at Farrington Gurney in 1992 from his dad who had held the tenancy since the 1960’s. The Farm is surrounded by 400 acres of countryside growing wheat, maize and grass to feed the animals, and 60 acres of organic land on which they grow vegetables. Andy, his wife Tish and their family have a passion for doing the right thing in the way they run the farm. The growers, weeders and pickers are all given the highest work environment and conditions, the produce is certified as organic by the Soil Association, and the prices of the fresh produce are competitive with non-organic supermarket prices.

The multi-award winning Farrington’s Farm Shop makes for a fantastic family day out and is less than half an hour from Bristol and Bath. There is a shopping village on site including a play barn, gift shop, specialist bakery, fishmongers and café that has virtually everything freshly made on site.

Michael Wiper, chief brewer at Wiper & True, fell in love with brewing at home - learning his craft on a kitchen stove with pots, pans and raw ingredients scattered all around him. Whilst he pays respect to the traditional craft of beer making he makes no secret about his penchant for experimentation - playing with new ways of doing things. Whether that’s roasting his own malts, adding wild ingredients, or ageing beer on different kinds of wood the aim is to create something truly special.

‘Water, malt, yeast and hops. Four simple ingredients that give eternal possibilities. We explore, harness and celebrate them to create something extraordinary,’ Michael explains. ‘Whilst our apparatus may have become more sophisticated, our thirst for experimentation and enjoying our craft remains the driving force behind Wiper and True.’

Since 2014, over 2,000 Bristol and Bath residents have discovered fresh-range.com, the online store delivering direct from all of the above producers and dozens more. fresh-range specialise in freshly picked, high quality, lower priced local produce, and deliver across Bristol and Bath. ‘Customers love the direct supply-chain that fresh-range provides because it means fresher foods at lower prices,’ says founder Richard Osborn. By reducing food miles, cutting out middle-men and delivering food immediately, fresh-range keeps costs down, and you can be assured that the dairy farmer you are supporting receives a fair price for his (or her) milk. It’s simple, respectful and allows producers to sell to thousands of new customers around the region.

Tel: 0117 332 2813 or order online at fresh-range.com

F OOD & DRINK in BRISTOL 280 Bakes 280 Broadlands Drive, Lawrence Weston, Bristol BS11 0PW 0783 588 2817, www.280bakes.weebly.com • cake on demand: vegan specialities, daily deliveries Ahh Toots St Nicholas Market, St Nicholas Street, Bristol BS1 1LJ 0778 884 3960, www.ahhtoots.co.uk • bespoke cakes and biscuits; local suppliers Arch House Deli Boyce’s Ave, Bristol BS8 4AA 0117 974 1166, www.archhousedeli.com • salads, homemade cakes, local specialities Ashton Fruit Shop 269 North Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 1JN 0117 966 6838 • quality local and seasonal fruit and veg Baked 123 Oxford Street, Totterdown, Bristol BS3 4RH www.bakedbristol.co.uk • artisan breads; ingredients from local suppliers The Banana Boat 117 Oxford Street, Totterdown, Bristol BS3 4RL 0117 972 3302 • quality local, seasonal fruit and veg Bart Ingredients Company Ltd York Rd, Bristol BS3 4AD 0117 977 3474, www.bart-ingredients.co.uk • organic and fair trade spice and herb wholesaler Bear Fruit The Bearpit, St. James Roundabout, Bristol BS1 3LE 0773 882 0393 • local, seasonal and organic fruit & veg The Better Food Company Food Hall & Deli 94 Whiteladies Rd, Bristol BS8 2QX 0117 946 6957, www.betterfood.co.uk • local, organic, ethical and fair trade foods The Better Food Company Shop and Café 1-5 Gaol Ferry Steps, Wapping Wharf, Bristol BS1 6WE 0117 930 7390, www.betterfood.co.uk • local, organic, ethical and fair trade foods

The Better Food Company Shop and Café Sevier St, St Werburghs, Bristol BS2 9QS 0117 935 1725, www.betterfood.co.uk • An organic, local and ethical grocery store stocking products that cater for every diet and health-conscious cooks. The café menus and deli counters in each of the stores showcase a great range of homemade meals, on the go lunches, fresh veg juices, hot drinks and delicious cakes.

Big Juice Ltd Unit 21 The Glass Arcade, St Nicholas Market, Bristol BS1 1LJ 0117 924 4841, www.bigjuiceltd.com • specialists in raw food juicing Blagdon Butchers High Street, Blagdon, Bristol BS40 7TA 01761 462 367, www.blagdonbutchers.co.uk • quality, local, high-welfare meat Bobbetts 46 High St, Shirehampton BS11 0DJ 0117 982 2074, www.myvegboxbristol.co.uk • quality, locally grown fruit and veg The Bread Store 45 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8AD 0117 942 1654, www.facebook.com/thebreadstore • freshly bakes breads, cakes, pastries and pies Bristol Cider Shop 7 Christmas Steps, Bristol BS1 5BS 0117 382 1679 , www.bristolcidershop.co.uk • local cider: moving to Wapping Wharf in September Bristol Farmers Market Corn St, Bristol BS1 1JQ www.bristol.gov.uk/markets-in-bristol • vibrant local food market held every Wednesday Bristol Veg Boxes 0781 003 1478, www.bristolvegboxes.co.uk • local, organic food delivered free to your door Brockley Stores Main Road, Brockley, Nr. Bristol BS48 3AT 01275 462753, www.brockleystores.co.uk • locally grown, seasonal fruit & veg; local meat

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F OOD & DRINK in BRISTOL BS4 Market outside Gaines Greengrocer, Wells Rd, BS4 2AX www.bristolgreengrocers.com • fresh produce, artisan foods, arts and crafts BUST Food Co-op H. Wills Physics Laboratory, University of Bristol, Tyndall Avenue, Bristol BS8 1TL www.groupspaces.com/bustfoodco-op • student run group: organic foods, wholesale prices Chandos Deli (Bristol Uni Sports Centre) Tyndalls Avenue, Bristol BS8 1TQ www.chandosdeli.com • fairly traded coffee; cakes, pastries and snacks Chandos Deli 7 Henleaze Road, Bristol BS9 4JP 0117 907 4391, www.chandosdeli.com • local produce, organic wines; café Chandos Deli 6 Princess Victoria St, Bristol BS8 4BP 0117 974 3275, www.chandosdeli.com • local produce, organic wines; fresh Cornish fish Clifton Village Butchers 12 The Mall, Clifton, Bristol BS8 4DR 0117 973 7348, www.cliftonbutchers.co.uk • free-range poultry from local farms The Community Farm Denny Lane, Chew Magna BS40 8SZ 01275 295029, www.thecommunityfarm.co.uk • Community-owned social enterprise, growing and selling organic food through a box delivery service.

Our aim is to help people develop a better understanding of where their food comes from, reconnect with the land on which their food is grown, and learn more about sustainable farming.

Dave Giles Butchers 170 Gloucester Rd, Bristol BS7 8NU 0117 9425667 • locally produced, organic & free-range meats Earthbound 8 Abbotsford Road, Bristol BS6 6HB 0117 904 2260 • organic, ethical, vegetarian produce

East Bristol Bakery 112 St. Mark’s Road, Easton, Bristol BS5 6JD 0754 298 209, www.eastbrisbakery.tumblr.com • traditional & wheat-, dairy- & gluten-free breads East Street Fruit Market 132-134 East St, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 4ET 0117 966 6903 • good service, good quality fruit and veg Edible Futures CIC Allison Road, Brislington, Bristol BS4 4NZ 0786 698 7421, www.ediblefutures.org • market garden and edible plant nursery Essential Trading Ltd. Unit 3, Lodge Causeway Trading Estate, Fishponds, Bristol BS16 3JB www.essential-trading.coop • Award winning Essential brand and retail shops Harvest Bath and Harvest Bristol. Production of health foods for trade and retail including rice, nuts, seeds and mueslis. Wholesale distribution of 5500 organic vegetarian products: 100% GM free. Sustainable, ethical, co-operative and with a warehouse running on solar energy.

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Farrington’s Farm Home Farm, Main Street, Farrington Gurney, Bristol, BS39 6UB 01761 452266, www.farringtons.co.uk • fabulous, farm-fresh food Field & Flower Home Farm, Walton-in-Gordano, Clevedon BS21 7AJ 0203 735 8005, www.fieldandflower.co.uk • local, free-range meat direct to your front door Fishponds Farmers Market Fishponds Park, Fishponds, Bristol BS16 3BS • held on the 2nd Thursday of every month Food for All The Gatehouse Centre, Hareclive Road, Hartcliffe, Bristol BS13 9JN 0117 946 5285, www.hheag.org.uk • local food co-op; fruit, veg, eggs, dairy, groceries

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F OOD & DRINK in BRISTOL Four Seasons Organic Wholesale Unit 1 Chapel Court, Chapel St, Bristol BS2 0UL 07986 243341, www.4seasonsorganics.co.uk • the freshest organic fruit, veg, cheese & eggs FRANK Water 2B Wellington Lane, Bristol BS6 5PY www.frankwater.com • funding safe water projects throughout the world fresh-range www.fresh-range.com • fresh-range.com is the local online supermarket for Bristol and Bath. Food and drink is sourced directly from award-winning local producers, meaning fresher foods and lower food miles. All delivered to your home or work in sustainable packaging from only £1. Change the way you shop today.

FruitMe! Market Stall (Outside Arnolfini), Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA 0788 736 9696, www.fruitme.co.uk • quality fruit delivery to offices; daily market stall Fruit Tree 112 High St., Staple Hill, Bristol BS16 5HH 0117 956 5825 • quality, locally sourced fruit & vegetables Fusion Cakes & Bakes 36 Chessel Drive, Bristol BS34 5BH 0785 047 1667, www.fusioncakesandbakes.co.uk • gluten-free sweet and savoury products G&D Free 7 High Street, Keynsham BS31 1DP 0117 986 5511, www.ganddfree.co.uk • gluten- and dairy-free goodies galore Gaines Greengrocers 172 Wells Road, Bristol BS4 2AL 0117 971 1083, www.bristolgreengrocers.com • great fruit & veg, plus groceries & organic boxes Gardner’s Patch 159 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8BA 0117 923 2367, www.gardnerspatch.co.uk • family greengrocers: branches in Bristol and WSM

Gingerbeard’s Preserves Bristol Harbourside Market; Clevedon Market 0797 079 8738, www.gingerbeardspreserves.co.uk • craftsman made preserves & sauces Grape and Grind 101 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8AT 0117 924 8718, www.grapeandgrind.co.uk • organic and fair trade wines, teas and coffees Green Wheel Organic Produce Holly Croft, Winscombe Hill, Winscombe BS25 1DQ 01934 844914, www.greenwheelorganicproduce.co.uk • organic fruit & veg delivered across Bristol Harbourside Market www.theharboursidemarket.co.uk • every Saturday and Sunday, 11am until 4pm Hart’s Bakery Arch 35, Lower Approach Road, Temple Meads Bristol BS1 6QS 0796 822 0260, www.hartsbakery.co.uk • fabulous artisan bakery and coffee shop Harvest Natural Foods 11 Gloucester Rd, Bishopston, Bristol BS7 8AA 0117 942 5997, www.harvest-bristol.coop • co-operative run vegetarian wholefood shop Heavenly Hedgerows Rookehill Farmhouse, 34 Wellsway, Keynsham BS31 1HT 0782 878 6513, www.heavenlyhedgerows.co.uk • award winning treats from foraged fruits & flowers Herberts Bakery Wellington Avenue, Bristol BS6 5HP 0117 924 7713, www.herbertsbakery.co.uk • great range of tradtional breads, cakes & savouries Joe’s Bakery 240 Gloucester Rd, Bishopston, Bristol BS7 8NZ www.joesbakery.co.uk • tradtional breads, cakes & savouries; baking classes Keynsham Farmer’s Market Market Walk, High Street, Keynsham BS31 1FS www.somersetfarmersmarkets.co.uk • second Saturday of each month

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Kews Fruit & Veg Broadwalk Shopping Centre, Broad Walk, Knowle, Bristol BS4 2QU 0117 300 5259 • locally sourced fruit & veg, salad & herbs La Ruca 89 Gloucester Rd, Bishopston, Bristol BS7 8AS 0117 944 6810, www.laruca.co.uk • family-run health food shop and café Little and Long Coffee Roasters Unit 50, Station Road Workshops, Station Road, Bristol BS15 4PJ 0795 663 8669, www.littleandlong.com • fairly traded coffees from around the world Lloyds Greengrocer 81 Henleaze Road, Bristol BS9 4JP 0117 962 3640 • long-established: local fruit, veg, salad, eggs Love Bristol Bakery 123 Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3RZ • ’pop up’ style bakery; breads, cakes and pastries Love The Fish Shop 143 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8BA 0782 169 9065, www.lovethefishshop.co.uk • sustainable fish and seafood delivered daily Lovett Pies CARGO, Wapping Wharf, Bristol BS1 4RW www.wappingwharf.co.uk/cargo • artisan gourmet pies from the West Country The Mall Deli 14 The Mall, Clifton, Bristol BS8 4DR 0117 973 4440, www.themalldeli.co.uk • traditional deli and café in the heart of Clifton The Market Kitchen 16 Rayens Cross Road, Long Ashton BS41 9DZ 0789 026 4610, www.themarketkitchen.co.uk • lovingly prepared organic food; catering service Mark’s Bread 291 North St, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 1JU 0117 953 7997, www.marksbread.co.uk • excellent, organic breads, cakes & savouries Matter Wholefoods 1 Greenbank Road, Easton, Bristol BS5 6EZ 0771 134 2689, www.matterwholefoods.uk • organic fruit & vegetables, organic wholefoods etc

Melanie’s Kitchen 2 Downend Rd, Downend, Bristol BS16 5UJ 0117 957 2662, www.melanieskitchen.co.uk • West Country produce, vegetarian specialities Molesworth of Henleaze Henleaze Road, Henleaze, Bristol BS9 4JP 0117 962 8488, www.henleazebutchers.co.uk • free-range, local and organic meat and poultry T & P A Murray Ltd 153 Gloucester Rd, Bristol BS7 8BA 0117 942 4025, www.murraysbristol.co.uk • free-range, sustainable meats and deli produce MyVegBox Bristol 46 High Street, Shirehampton BS11 0DJ www.myvegboxbristol.co.uk • local, value-for-money veg box scheme No. 12 Easton 12 High Street, Easton, Bristol BS5 6DL www.12easton.com • local produce; fair trade drinks; organic Old Market Assembly Bakery 25 West Street, Old Market, Bristol BS2 0DF 0117 373 8199, www.oldmarketassembly.co.uk/bakery • freshly baked bread, cakes, pastries & savouries Oxley’s Family Butcher’s 230 Cheltenham Road, Bristol BS6 5QU 0752 721 4851 • locally sourced, high quality meat Papadeli 84 Alma Rd, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2DJ 0117 973 6569, www.papadeli.co.uk • award-winning deli, takeaway and café Pawson’s Greengrocer 186 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8NU 0117 942 8464 • quality, locally sourced fruit & vegetables Pinkmans 85 Park Street, Bristol BS1 5PJ 0117 403 2040, www.pinkmans.co.uk • bakery, café & takeaway; locally sourced ingredients Pullin’s Bakery 29 High Street, Yatton BS49 4JD 01934 832135, www.pullinsbakers.co.uk • speciality breads; Bristol Farmer’s Market & more

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F OOD & DRINK in BRISTOL Pukka Herbs 8 Axis, Hawkfield Business Park, Bristol BS14 0BY 0117 964 0944, www.pukkaherbs.com • fairly traded ayurvedic herbs, teas and tinctures Radford Mill Farm Shop 39-41 Picton Street, Montpelier, Bristol BS6 5PZ 0117 942 6644, www.radfordmillfarm.com • locally grown fruit & veg; orgainc wholefoods Rare Butchers of Southville 250 North Street, Bristol BS3 1JD 0117 966 3593 • best quality, free-range meat from local farmers Reg the Veg 6 Boyces Avenue, Clifton, Bristol BS8 4AA 0117 970 6777, www.regtheveg.co.uk • independent greengrocer: local, seasonal produce Riverford Bristol Throughout Bristol 01803 227227, www.riverford.co.uk • home delivery of organic fruit, veg, meat & dairy Ruby and White 48 Whiteladies Rd, Bristol BS8 2NH 0117 973 0333, www.rubyandwhite.com • locally reared, dry aged meat; West Country game Sandy Park Butchers 65 Sandy Park Rd, Brislington, Bristol BS4 3PQ 0117 972 0121, www.sandyparkbutchers.co.uk • specialising in locally sourced meats Scoopaway Health Foods 113 Gloucester Road, Bishopston, Bristol BS7 8AT 0117 987 2199, www.scoopawayhealthfoods.co.uk • natural and organic wholefoods The Severn Project CIC Avon Mill Lane, Keynsham BS31 2AJ 0117 935 3780, www.thesevernproject.org • high quality salad & herbs from urban farms Sheepdrove Organic Butchers 3 Lower Redland Rd, Bristol BS6 6TB 0117 973 4643, www.sheepdrove.com • the best quality organic meat and poultry Sims Hill Shared Harvest off Stoke Lane, next to M32, Bristol BS16 1HB www.simshillsharedharvest.wordpress.com • veg & fruit grown using natural farming methods

Somerset Charcuterie Lowerstock Farm, Bakers Lane, Wrington BS40 5HT 0797 014 1911, www.somersetcharcuterie.com • cured meats from local, outdoor-reared pigs Sonni’s Food & Wine 46 Mina Road, St. Werburghs, Bristol BS2 9XJ 0117 955 9667 • veggie, vegan & fair trade foods Source Food 1-3 Exchange Avenue, St Nicholas Market, Bristol BS1 1JW 0117 927 2998, www.source-food.co.uk • the best fish, meat, poultry, cheese, fruit & veg Southville Deli 262 North Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 1JA 0117 966 4507, www.southvilledeli.com • Delicious range of organic and wholefoods, Herbert’s Bakery breads, pastries and cakes.

Gluten-free, wheat-free, vegetarian and vegan products, and mouthwatering and award winning local cheeses, olives and cold meats, plus sandwiches, lunches and a fabulous range of teas and coffees.

Southville Deli (Redfield) 259-261 Church Road, Redfield, Bristol BS5 9HT 0117 941 2061, www.southvilledeli.com • organic wholefoods; gluten-free, vegetarian, etc Stock Exchange Bakery 34 St Nicholas Street, Bristol BS1 1TG 0117 925 9033, www.thestockexchangebakery.com • hand-crafted breads, cakes and pastries Sunseed Organics Units 3-4, Chapel Court, Chapel Street, St Phillips, Bristol BS2 0UL 0117 300 5806, www.sunseedorganics.co.uk • organic fruit & vegetables, organic wholefoods etc Sweetmart 71-75 St. Marks Road, Bristol BS5 6JH 0117 951 2257, www.sweetmart.co.uk • an Aladdin’s cave of Asian foods, herbs & spices Tart 16 The Promenade, Gloucester Rd, Bristol BS7 8AE 0117 924 7628, www.lovelytart.com deli & café: homemade cakes, savouries & snacks

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Tobacco Factory Sunday Market Raleigh Road, Southville, Bristol BS3 1TF www.tobaccofactory.com • A cornerstone of the buzzing Southville & Bedminster community, with over 30 stalls offering a fantastic choice of locally made produce, a bike mechanic and children’s activities and much more. On the first Sunday of the month, the market extends into the street and also features ‘Retroville’, with vintage and retro stalls.

P V Turner Greengrocer 8-9 Kings Chase Shopping Centre, Kingswood BS15 8LP 0117 967 3755 • locally sourced fruit & veg, eggs and dairy TwoDay Coffee Roasters 135 St Michaels Hill, Bristol BS2 8BS 0117 929 9191, www.twodaycoffee.co.uk • fairly traded, specialist coffees, beans & equipment TwoDay Coffee Roasters 26 Union Street, Broadmead, Bristol BS1 2DP 0117 929 9191, www.twodaycoffee.co.uk • fairly traded, specialist coffees, beans & equipment Valentine’s Butchers 11 Canford Lane, Westbury on Trym BS9 3DB 0117 950 7626 • locally reared meat & poultry

VX Bristol 123 East Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 4ER 0117 329 1610, www.vxbristol.com • vegan food shop, café & takeaway Westbury Veg 4 Carlton Court, Canford Lane, Westbury on Trym BS9 3DF 0117 950 9695 • locally sourced fruit & veg, eggs and dairy Whiteladies Market Corner of Whiteladies and Apsley Roads, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2ST www.sustainableredland.org.uk/market • delicious local produce; Saturday 8.30am-2pm Wild Oats 9-11 Lower Redland Road, Bristol BS6 6TB 0117 973 1967, www.woats.co.uk • ethical living store: natural, organic, fair trade Wood Family Butchers 24 High Street, Shirehampton BS11 0DL 0117 982 3210, www.woodfamilybutchers.com • family-run butchers; quality locally reared meat Zest Deli 130 Stoke Lane, Westbury-On-Trym BS9 3RJ 0117 962 2848 • organic wholefoods, local produce; deli & café

F OOD & DRINK in BAT H Bartlett & Sons Family Butchers 10/11 Green Street, Bath BA1 2JZ 01225 466731, www.bartlettandsons.co.uk • locally reared meat; no chemicals or additives Bath Bakery & Café 3 Chelsea Road, Lower Weston, Bath BA1 3DU 01225 421702, www.bathbakery.co.uk • bakery and café using locally sourced ingredients Bath Farm Girls Corston Fields Farm, Corston BA2 9EZ 0793 383 2523, www.bathfarmgirls.com • suppliers of locally-grown quinoa flour & grain Bath Farmers Market Green Park Station, Green Park Rd, Bath BA1 1JB 01225 824197, www.greenparkstation.co.uk • the UK’s first Farmer’s Market; every Saturday Bath Harvest Oils Wilmington Farm, Wilmington, Bath BA2 9JB 0775 948 2468, www.bathharvestoils.co.uk • award-winning, locally produced oils The Bath Soft Cheese Company Park Farm Cottage, Kelston, Bath BA1 9AG 01225 331601, www.parkfarm.co.uk • award-winning organic cheeses from the farm Best of British Deli 12 Broad Street, Bath BA1 5LJ 01225 448055, www.bestofbritishdeli.co.uk • fine food & produce sourced from local suppliers Beyond the Kale Green Park Station, Green Park, Bath, BA1 1JB 01225 444421 • juices, fresh veg, vegetarian sweets & savouries Blue Quails Deli 7 Bridge Street, Bath BA2 4AS 01225 338885, www.bluequailsdeli.com • dishes from seasonal, fresh local produce Chandos Deli 12 George Street, Bath BA1 2EH 01225 314418, www.chandosdeli.com • fresh food from local suppliers; in-house café Chelsea Road Greengrocer 8c Chelsea Road, Bath BA1 3DU 01225 464777 • locally sourced fruit & veg, supporting local farms

The Darling Deli Isabella House, The Avenue, Combe Down, Bath BA2 5EH 01225 835118, www.darlingdeli.co.uk • award winning food; locally sourced ingredients Eades Greengrocers 18 Crescent Lane, Bath BA1 2PX 01225 317319 • quality fruit & veg: supplies restaurants Electric Bear Brewery Unit 12, The Maltings, Bath, BA1 3JL 01225 424088, www.electricbearbrewing.com • distinctive, delicious beers brewed in Bath The Fine Cheese Company 29-31 Walcot Street, Bath BA1 5BN 01225 483407, www.finecheese.co.uk • award winning cheeses, breads & local produce The Foodie Bugle 7 Margarets Buildings, Bath BA1 2LP 0776 233 0519, www.thefoodiebugle.com • café, artisan food and drink; homewares Fox Gourmet Foods 01225 430584, www.foxgourmetfoods.com • condiments & preserves; locally-grown ingredients fresh-range www.fresh-range.com • fresh-range.com is the local online supermarket for Bristol and Bath. Food and drink is sourced directly from award-winning local producers, meaning fresher foods and lower food miles. All delivered to your home or work in sustainable packaging from only £1. Change the way you shop today.

Galleries Shop & Café Freshford Lane, Freshford, Bath BA2 7UR 01225 723249, www.galleriesshop.co.uk • wholefoods, organics, fair trade, local veg & bread The Grocer on Locksbrook 16 Windsor Villas, Bath BA1 3DG 01225 311525, thegroceronlocksbrook.co.uk • local produce, veggie & vegan specialities; café

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The Guildhall Delicatessen 8a Guildhall Market, Bath BA2 4AW 01225 427195, www.theguildhalldeli.co.uk • local and continental meats; local cheese etc Hartley Farm Shop Winsley, Bradford on Avon BA15 2JB 01225 864948, www.hartley-farm.co.uk • local produce, café/restaurant & butchery Harvest 37 Walcot St, Bath BA1 5BN 01225 465519, www.harvest-bath.coop • long established, 100% veggie wholefood store Homewood Artisan Cheesemakers Unit 4, The Old Sawmills, Ubley, Bristol BS40 6PE 01761 463498, www.homewoodcheeses.co.uk • artisan cheeses made from ewes milk Honey’s Midford Cider Upper Midford Farm, Midford, Bath BA2 7EJ 0777 428 4499, www.honeyanddaughter.co.uk • father & daughter local cider producers In A Pickle 01225 722255, www.inapicklefoodco.co.uk • handmade pickles, chutneys & jams Langsfords Preserves 30 Wansdyke Road, Bath, BA2 2TG 0773 853 5960, www.langsfords-preserves.co.uk • hand made preserves using traditional methods Larkhall Farm Shop St Saviours Road, Larkhall, Bath BA1 6SD 01225 319968, www.bathboxes.co.uk • local veg, fruit, salad & herbs; veg box scheme London Road Food Co-op Riverside Community Centre, York Place, Bath BA1 6AE 0783 778 4715 • locally grown & organic veg box scheme Marshfield Ice Cream Marshfield Farm, Marshfield, Bath SN14 8LE 01225 891221, www.marshfield-icecream.co.uk • fab ice cream from the farm’s organic dairy herd Mumfords Vineyard Shockerwick Lane, Bannerdown, Bath BA1 7LQ 01225 858367, www.mumfordsvineyard.co.uk • four-acre vineyard producing fine English wines

Natural Vitality Tunley Farm House, Tunley, Bath BA2 0DL 01761 479555, www.natural-vitality.co.uk • delicious, organic, gluten-free, gourmet foods Neston Farm Shop Bath Road, Atworth, Wiltshire SN12 8HP 01225 700 881, www.nestonfarmshop.co.uk • farmshop & café on a working farm near Bath New Macdonalds Farm Closes Farm, Box SN3 8DG 01225 519820 • rare breed, high welfare, free-range meat & eggs Newleaf Healthfoods 29 Shaftesbury Road, Oldfield Park, Bath BA2 3LJ 01225 425301 • store using minimal packaging to reduce waste Dag_Menu_Covers_v5.pdf

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Sam’s Kitchen 61 Walcot Street, Bath BA1 5BN 01225 481159, www.samskitchendeli.co.uk • local, artisan produce; café & live music venue Seasons Wholefood 10 George Street, Bath BA1 2EH 01225 469730 • natural food store: vegetarian and vegan food Somerset Hotsauce Company 1 Dorset Close, Bath BA2 3RF 0755 401 0013, www.somersethotsauce.co.uk • hot sauce and other chilli related products Taste of Bath 01225 683021, www.taste-of.co.uk • artisan produce sourced within 10 miles of Bath The Thoughtful Bread Company 19 Barton Street, Bath BA1 1HG 01225 471747, www.thethoughtfulbreadcompany.com • artisan bakery; local and foraged ingredients Weston Fruit Stores 35 High St, Weston, Bath BA1 4BX 01225 422791 • locally sourced fruit & veg Widcombe Deli Claverton St, Bath BA2 4LD 01225 635020 • homemade goodies, bread, cheese, coffees & teas

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Energy Installs SW Unit C, Mendip Business Park, Mendip Road, Rooks Bridge, Bristol BS26 2UG 0117 370 6140, www.energyinstalls.co.uk • renewable energy, electrical & solar installations EnergySW 1 Rivergate, Temple Quay, Bristol BS1 6ED 0800 408 6716, www.energysw.co.uk • competitively priced energy for the South West Gemsolar The Old Wheelhouse, Greyfield Road, High Littleton, Bristol BS39 6YF 01761 470252, www.gemsolar.co.uk • solar PV and renewable energy installations Good Energy Monkton Reach, Monkton Hill, Chippenham, Wiltshire SN15 1EE 0800 254 0000, www.goodenergy.co.uk • electricity from local, natural sources

Kindle Stoves 177 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8BE 0117 924 3898, www.kindlestoves.co.uk • your local cleanburn stove specialist Kindle Stoves 2 Sussex Place, Widcombe, Bath BA2 4LA 01225 332722, www.kindlestoves.co.uk • your local cleanburn stove specialist Lightsource Unit 5, Riverside Court, Bath BA2 3DZ 0333 200 0755, www.lightsource-re.co.uk • the UK’s leading solar company Low Carbon Gordano 0797 632 0445, www.lowcarbongordano.co.uk • community-owned renewable energy generation OVO Energy 1 Rivergate, Temple Quay, Bristol BS1 6ED 0800 599 9440, www.ovoenergy.com • one of the UK’s cheapest energy suppliers Regensys 4 Brixham Road, Bristol BS3 5LQ 0117 914 8368, www.regensys.co.uk • design & installation of renewable technologies Solarsense UK Ltd Helios House, Brockley Lane, Brockley BS48 4AH 01275 461800, www.solarsense-uk.com • domestic and commercial renewable energy SukaSol Easton Business Centre, Felix Rd, Bristol BS5 0HE 0117 941 5396, www.sukasol.co.uk • solar energy specialists

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Eco IP Communications 2 Southfield Road, Bristol BS9 3BH www.ecoip.co.uk • carbon neutral email & broadband solutions Emmaus Bristol Backfields House, Upper York St, Bristol BS2 8WF 0117 954 0886, www.emmausbristol.org.uk • good quality, low cost secondhand furniture Emmaus Bristol 72 Bedminster Parade, Bristol BS3 4HL 0117 963 3033, www.emmausbristol.org.uk • good quality, low cost secondhand furniture Fonthill Garden Centre Bath Rd, Bitton, Bristol BS30 6HX 0117 932 3110, www.fonthill-lakeside.com • family owned business; friendly, personal service Forest of Avon Wood Products Bower Ashton Woodyard, Kennel Lodge Road, Bristol BS3 2JT 0749 627 0190, www.forestofavonproducts.co.uk • The Forest of Avon Wood Products Co-operative was established in 1999 to ‘promote local timber, woodland produce and woodcrafts, and so support the sustainable management of woodlands in the West of England’. It consists of a dynamic collection of individuals, businesses, charities and other organisations, all united in their passion for wood products and woodlands.

Freya Widdicombe (Gardener) freyawidd@hotmail.co.uk www.longfoxmanor.co.uk/how-is-long-foxmanaged/our-team • friendly, local gardening services and advice Garden Trappings 8A Canford Lane, Westbury-on-Trym BS9 3DF 0117 950 5612, www.wotba.org.uk • family-run: plants from local suppliers & nurseries G J Treasure Cleaning Contractors Unit 6, Barnack Trading Centre, Novers Hill, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 5QE 0117 947 1160, www.gjtreasure.co.uk • eco-friendly cleaning services for businesses

Green Planet Homes 0795 838 0242, www.greenplanethomes.co.uk • wood burners, log storage, bike boxes & more Green Woods Furniture 116 Coldharbour Road, Redland, Bristol BS6 7SL 0117 942 8732, www.greenwoodsfurniture.co.uk • furniture from responsible, sustainable sources Happytat Bristol Croft House, Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3TB 0117 329 1747, www.happytat.org.uk • recycled & up-cycled donated household goods Henleaze Garden Shop 146-148 Henleaze Rd, Bristol BS9 4NB 0117 962 0418, www.henleazegardenshop.co.uk • plants, seeds and bulbs, tools and pet supplies The Junk Buster 0117 373 8251, www.thejunkbuster.co.uk • eco-friendly waste removal, recycling & disposal Llama Fair Trade Shop 0117 230 3987, www.llamafair tradeshop.co.uk • fair trade with crafts people from around the world Lucy Anna Flowers 7-8 The Glass Arcade, St Nicholas Market, Bristol BS1 1LA 0778 747 8117, www.lucyannaflowers.co.uk • quality flowers, local & seasonal where possible Natural Born Flooring 203 Gloucester Rd, Bristol BS7 8NN 0117 942 7829, www.naturalbornflooring.co.uk • family-run flooring specialists No. 57 Boutique www.no57boutique.com • hand painted tiles, house numbers & gifts On The Dot Bristol 21 Horley Road, St Werburghs, Bristol BS2 9TL www.onthedotbristol.co.uk • environmentally responsible removals company re:store 16 Filwood Broadway, Knowle West, Bristol BS4 1JN 0117 923 1970, www.reworkltd.org.uk • recycled & up-cycled donated furniture

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HOME & GARDEN in BRISTOL Rhubarb Jumble 52 North St, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 1HJ 0787 015 9764, www.rhubarbjumble.com • nifty threads and oddities for the home Riverside Garden Centre Clift House Rd, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 1RX 0117 966 7535, www.riversidegardencentre.com • Bristol’s finest independent plant centre Round Wood Design www.roundwooddesign.co.uk • Timber framing company specialising in the use of locally sourced Larch in the round. By only taking away material where necessary we leave the natural look and strength of the timber intact. Web site: roundwooddesign.co.uk Contact: tom@roundwooddesign.co.uk Rolfe & Wills (Alice Rolfe) Garage Studios, Stanley Park, Bristol BS5 6DT 0796 821 8153, www.rolfeandwills.com • organic homewares, accessories and clothing Sandys Nursery Over Lane, Almondsbury, Bristol BS32 4BW 01454 615076 • independent garden centre and café Second Chance Furniture Unit 15, Bristol Vale Ind Est., Hartcliffe Way, Bristol BS3 5RJ 0117 963 7178, www.2ndchancefurniture.co.uk • restyled, restored, re-used & recycled furniture Sofa Project West St, Old Market, Bristol BS2 0BL 0117 954 3567, www.sofaproject.org.uk • pre-loved furniture and electrical goods shop Sofa Project Silverthorne Lane, St Phillip’s, Bristol BS2 0QD 0117 954 3567, www.sofaproject.org.uk • pre-loved furniture and electrical warehouse Southpoint 45 The Dell, Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol BS9 3UF 0117 962 5555, www.southpoint.co.uk • elegant, environmentally conscious building design

Stokes Croft China 35 Jamaica St, Stokes Croft, Bristol BS2 8JP www.stokescroftchina.wordpress.com • unique, limited edition pottery with a conscience Studio Nine 9 Greyhound Walk, The Galleries, Bristol BS1 3XA 0794 992 7971, www.studioninegallery.co.uk • original, affordable art & furniture; local designers Urban Eden Designs 40 West View Road, Bristol BS3 3JJ 0773 055 7657, www.urbanedendesigns.com • garden design with care and flair Well Seasoned Wood Arcon A, Bicknells Yard, Merstham Road, St Werburghs, Bristol BS2 9TQ 0775 192 9293, www.wellseasonedwood.com • Wood fuel specialist supplying premium quality, kiln dried firewood and locally sourced seasoned logs. We also provide kiln dried kindling, briquettes, natural firelighters and oak beam mantels. Free delivery to Bristol city dwellers and businesses.

Whitegate Nurseries Stockwood Hill, Keynsham BS31 2AN 0117 986 2653, www.whitegatenurseries.co.uk • family-run; specialising in high-quality plants Whitehall Garden Centre Norton Lane, Whitchurch, Bristol BS14 0BT 01275 832296, www.whitehallgardencentre.co.uk • one of the largest selections of plants in the area Wyevale Garden Centre Hicks Gate, Keynsham BS31 2AD 0844 288 5036, wyevalegardencentres.co.uk • quality plants, gifts, seasonal food, pet products

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HOME & GARDEN in BAT H Bath Organic Group 9 Winsley Road, Bradford-on-Avon BA15 1QR 01225 866150, www.bathorganic.org.uk • sustainable food and organic gardening group Bathford Nurseries Box Road, Bath BA1 7LR 01225 858188, www.bathfordnurseries.co.uk • the best seasonal flowers plus expert knowledge Chapel Forge St Michael’s Rd, Bath BA1 3BJ 01225 329669, www.thechapelforge.co.uk • bespoke architectural & ornamental metalwork Dorothy House Furniture Shop London Road, Bath BA1 6PL 01225 314428, www.dorothyhouse.co.uk • charity shop supporting local hospice Eaglestone Landscape Design Bath, Frome & Bradford-on-Avon 0783 485 5788, www.eaglestonelandscapedesign.co.uk • garden design; planting for biodiversity Gardenalia 4 Mile End, London Rd, Bath BA1 6PT 01225 329949, www.gardenalia.co.uk • for gardeners, antique lovers & green thinkers Genesis Trust Furniture Project 31A West Ave, Oldfield Park, Bath BA2 3QB 01225 421111, www.genesistrust.org.uk • helping vulnerable people overcome poverty Heather Farm Nurseries Lansdown Lane, Bath BA1 4NA 01225 334100 • plants, trees, patio furniture, shrubs & more

Hillier Garden Centre Whiteway Road, Bath BA2 2RG 01225 421162, www.hillier.co.uk • plants, accessories & service of the highest calibre Ironart of Bath Upper Lambridge Street, Larkhall, Bath BA1 6RY 01225 311273, www.ironart.co.uk • handcrafted wrought iron for home and garden Organic Blooms The Former Allotment, Latteridge Hill, Latteridge BS37 9TS 01454 300300, www.organicblooms.co.uk • beautiful organic British cut flowers and herbs Prior Park Garden & Pet Centre Prior Park Rd, Bath BA2 4NF 01225 427175, www.priorparkgardencentre.co.uk • all you need for your garden in one place Walcot Architectural Salvage The Depot, Bath Rd, Farmborough BA2 0BD 01761 472074, walcotarchitecturalsalvage.co.uk • architectural antiques; reclaimed building materials Walcot Upholstery Limited 91 Walcot Street, Bath BA1 5BW 01225 460483, www.walcotupholstery.co.uk • reupholstering furniture using traditional methods Bronwyn Williams Ellis 8a Walcot Street, Bath BA1 5BD 01225 460805, www.handmade-tiles.co.uk • handmade tiles and ceramics

PLACES TO STAY 212 Eco House 212 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8NU 0770 259 8090, www.room212.co.uk/index.php/212-eco-house • one bed house built from sustainable materials Bloomfield House 146 Bloomfield Road, Bath BA2 2AS, 01225 420105, www.ecobloomfield.com • organic, fair traded breakfasts from local suppliers Fern Cottage 188 Shortwood Hill, Pucklechurch BS16 9PG 0117 937 4966, www.ferncottagebedandbreakfast.co.uk • local, homemade, seasonal, free-range breakfasts The Greenhouse Bed & Breakfast 61 Greenbank Road, Southville, Bristol BS3 1RJE 0117 902 9166, www.thegreenhousebristol.co.uk • sustainable energy: organic & Fairtrade food

Friends staying? Put the se dates in your diary: Bath Food Festival: 24th-25th September Children’s Literature Fes tival: 30th September-9th Octobe r Great Bath Feast: 1st-9th October Bath F ilm Festival: 3rd-13th November Bath Christmas Market: 24th November-11th Dec ember

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T RANSPORT & T RAV EL in BRISTOL 50 Cycles 12-16 Bond Street, Bristol BS1 3LU 0333 900 5050, www.50cycles.com • comprehensive selection of e-bikes to see & test Atmosphere Electric Bikes 137 St Georges Road, Bristol BS1 5UW 0117 908 7153, www.electricbikes.org.uk • sales and servicing of a wide range of e-bikes The Bicycle Garage 277 Lodge Causeway, Fishponds, Bristol BS16 3RA 0117 958 4826, www.thebicyclegarage.co.uk • same day repairs & servicing, all makes & models Bike Station UK Ltd Hollisters Yard, 76a Station Rd, Yate BS37 4PH 01454 320800, www.bikestationuk.co.uk • family owned shop with something for everyone Bike UK Embassy House, Queens Avenue, Clifton, Bristol BS8 1SB 0117 929 3500, www.bike-uk.co.uk • new and used bike sales and repairs Bike Workshop 88 Colston Street, Bristol BS1 5BB 0117 926 8961, www.bikeworkshop.co.uk • new and used bike sales and repairs Blackboy Hill Cycles 180 Whiteladies Rd, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2XU 0117 973 1420, www.blackboycycles.co.uk • bikes, cycle hire, frames, accessories & clothing Bool’s Bicycles 5 Staple Hill Road, Fishponds, Bristol BS16 5AA 0117 939 2746, www.boolsbicycles.co.uk • independent bike shop; new and used sales Bristol Bike Centre Common Mead Ln, Hambrook, Bristol BS16 1QQ 0781 651 5082, www.bristolbikecentre.com • pedal & electric bike sales, repairs & workshops The Bristol Bike Project Hamilton House, 7 City Road, Bristol BS2 8TN 0117 942 1794, www.thebristolbikeproject.org • social enterprise working with and offering training to underprivileged and marginalised groups in Bristol.

Bristol Car Club 0117 902 0159, www.bristolcommunitytransport.org.uk • wheelchair accessible vehicle hire Bristol Cycling Campaign 7 Alpha Road, Southville, Bristol BS3 1DH www.bristolcyclingcampaign.org.uk • making Bristol happier, healthier and greener Bristol Dropouts 25 Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3PY 0117 942 7720, www.dropouts.cc • a hub for cyclists; high end bikes & components Bristol Electric Bike Hire 135 St Georges Road, Bristol BS1 5UW 0117 925 2218, www.bristolbikehire.co.uk • electric bike hire by the hour or day Bristol Family Cycling Centre Old Whitchurch Athletics Track, Bamfield, Bristol BS14 0XA 0117 922 4383 • wide range of cycling activities for all ages Bristol Packet Boat Trips Wapping Wharf, Gas Ferry Rd, Bristol BS1 6UN 0117 926 8157, www.bristolpacket.co.uk • public & private boat trips; city docks tours Co-wheels Car Club 0191 375 1050, www.co-wheels.org.uk/bristol • electric, hybrid & low emission cars in Bristol & Bath Cycle the City No. 1 Harbourside, 1 Canon’s Rd, Bristol BS1 5UH 0787 338 7167, www.cyclethecity.org • fun, informal guided tours and bicycle hire Electric Bike Sales 35 Lower Redland Road, Bristol BS6 6TB 0117 973 4046, www.electricbikesales.co.uk • electric bikes, test rides and repairs since 2005 Enterprise Car Club 0345 266 9290, www.enterprisecarclub.co.uk • pay-as-you-go motoring in Bristol and Bath Fred Baker Cycles 144 Cheltenham Road, Bristol BS6 5RL 0117 924 9610, www.fredbakercycles.co.uk • all types of bikes: over 150 bikes on display

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T RANSPORT & T RAV EL in BRISTOL HTC Leisure 21a Winterstoke Rd, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 2NN 0117 963 7231, www.electricbikesbristol.co.uk • the stress-free, sweat-free way to get from A to B Life Cycle UK The CREATE Centre, Smeaton Rd, Bristol BS1 6XN 0117 353 4580, www.lifecycleuk.org.uk • charity helping unlock the benefits of cycling Mud Dock Café 40 The Grove, Bristol BS1 4RB 0117 934 9734, www.mud-dock.co.uk • bike sales, servicing, repairs & workshops New Somerset & Dorset Railway www.somersetanddorsetrailway.co.uk • group aiming to restore this greatly-loved line North Bristol SusCom Bristol & Bath Science Park, Dirac Crescent, Emersons Green, Bristol BS16 7FR 0774 002 4907, www.northbristolsuscom.org • sustainable commuting for employees & students Number Seven Boat Trips Bristol City Centre Ferry Landing 0117 929 3659, www.numbersevenboattrips.com • ferry services and private hire Powabyke Gate 1, Trident Works, Temple Cloud BS39 5AZ 0176 156 8085, www.powabyke.com • purpose-designed electric bikes Pulse Bike Project Windmill Hill City Farm, Phillip St, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 4EA 0787 969 3620 • non-profit helping local people find employment Really Useful Bikes The Dairy at Rodford Elm Cottage, Westerleigh Road, Rodford BS37 8QF www.reallyusefulbikes.co.uk • supply and maintain cargo bikes Roll for the Soul Unit 2, St Lawrence House, Quay St, Bristol BS1 2JL Workshop: 0759 691 7963, Café: 0759 691 7946 www.rollforthesoul.org • café, meeting place and bike repair shop

Roll Quick 220 Gloucester Rd, Bristol BS7 8NZ 0778 412 2595, www.rollquick.co.uk • vintage bicycle sales and restorations Source West Create Centre, Smeaton Road, Bristol BS1 6XN www.sourcewest.info • electric vehicle charging points around the region The Spokesman Bicycle Shop & Repairs 78 Mina Road, St. Werburghs, Bristol BS2 9XL 0792 906 1145, www.thespokesman.co.uk • new, used and custom-built bikes & repair shop Sustrans Cathedral Square, College Green, Bristol BS1 5DD 0117 926 8893, www.sustrans.org.uk • charity promoting sustainable transport Temple Cycles Unit 28, Filwood Green Business Park, Filwood Park Lane, Bristol BS4 1ET 0117 403 2314, www.templecycles.co.uk • Bristol-built bikes; sales, repairs & spares The Travel Foundation The CREATE Centre, Smeaton Rd, Bristol BS1 6XN 0117 927 3049, www.thetravelfoundation.org.uk • working towards a sustainable travel industry Webbs Custom Cycles Ltd Jarretts Garden & Leisure Centre, Bath Road, Bitton BS30 6EE 0117 932 5763, www.webbsofwarmley.com • Bristol’s oldest bike shop; sales, servicing & repairs Wessex Garages Hayes Way, Cribbs Causeway, Bristol BS34 5BZ 0117 992 6222, www.wessexgarages.com • The 100% electric Nissan Leaf is the world’s most popular electric vehicle. Built entirely in the UK, it produces zero emissions and has low running costs. The battery can be charged at home or across Britain’s Electric Highway with a range of up to 155 miles. Book your 24 hour or 4-day test drive now!

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T RANSPORT & T RAV EL in BAT H 73Degrees Bikes Unit 5, Wansdyke Business Centre, Oldfield Lane, Bath BA2 3LY 01225 446549, www.73degreesbicycleshop.com • independent bike shop; all things pedal powered Avon Valley Cyclery Brunel Square, Bath BA1 1SX 01225 442442, www.avonvalleycyclery.co.uk • independent bike shop, established over 30 years Bath Narrowboats Sydney Wharf, Bathwick Hill, Bath BA2 4EL 01225 447276, www.bath-narrowboats.co.uk • boat & bike hire on the Kennet and Avon Canal Cadence Bike Shop 9 Chelsea Road, Bath BA1 3PP 01225 446887, www.cadencebikeshop.com • friendly, experienced bike shop & workshop Co-wheels Car Club 0845 602 8030, www.co-wheels.org.uk • social enterprise improving sustainable car use Cycles Maximus 01225 319414, www.cyclesmaximus.com • rickshaws, trikes & other pedal-powered vehicles

Cyclescheme Ltd P.O. Box 3809, Bath BA1 1WX www.cyclescheme.co.uk • tax free bikes for work via Green Transport Initiative Enterprise Car Club 0345 266 9290, www.enterprisecarclub.co.uk • pay-as-you-go motoring in Bristol and Bath Green Park Bike Station Unit 9, Green Park Station, Bath BA1 1JB 01225 920148, www.greenparkbikestation.info • small, friendly, independent bike shop Hares Cycle Works 6 High Street, Weston Village, Bath BA1 4BX 01225 422674, www.harescycleworks.co.uk • long established independent cycle retailer John’s Bikes 84 Walcot Street, Bath BA1 5BD 01225 581666, www.johnsbikes.co.uk • Bath’s oldest bike shop, run by genuine enthusiasts Randy’s Bikes 4 Avenue Place, Combe Down, Bath BA2 5EE 0754 825 5052, www.randysbikes.co.uk • specialist bike maintenance, service & repair Source West CREATE Centre, Smeaton Road, Bristol BS1 6XN www.sourcewest.info • electric vehicle charging points around the region Take Charge Bikes 1 Victoria Buildings, Lower Bristol Rd, Bath BA2 3EH 01225 789568, www.takechargebikes.co.uk • electric bike sales and servicing Velopost St Peter’s Park, Wells Rd, Radstock BA3 3UP www.velopost.co.uk • Velopost is an innovative, fossil fuel free, postal service which helps businesses and organisations in Bristol and Bath reduce their carbon footprint as well as save up to 40% on their postage costs.

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Sarah Thorp goes shopping on Gloucester Road

Bristol citizens are a highly creative, independently minded & environmentally aware bunch and Gloucester Road is a fantastic reflection of this. Dubbed ‘The Last Great British High Street’ by The Independent, Gloucester Road offers a wealth of choice not seen on a standard British high street.

Stretching from Stokes Croft to Horfield Common, you can get everything you need walking up this vibrant street.

Art galleries and gift shops offer a huge range of work by Bristol artists. There are bike shops, furniture makers, florists, health and beauty salons, clothes shops, toyshops, charity shops and good oldfashioned hardware stores. Greengrocers, health food stores, butchers, bakers and fishmongers have everything you need to create a tasty meal at home, and a fantastic mix of independent cafés, restaurants, gastro pubs and bars offer

great locally sourced food from breakfast to late night. Choose from ice cream, fresh juices and cappuccinos to stone baked pizzas, vegetarian wraps, Indian, Chinese, Thai and lots more in between. Cafés and bars spill out on to wide pavements - a great excuse to sit and watch the world go by – while pubs and bars host live music most nights of the week.

Not only is Gloucester Road a great place to shop, eat and drink, it looks great too. Independent traders love to be creative with their signs and window displays, while Bristol’s trademark street artists have added to the vibrant mix and plans are afoot to bring in more art with large street banners.

Recently, the central part of Gloucester Road (known as Glos Rd Central) linked up with the Avon Wildlife Trust to install planters full of shrubs and flowers outside their shops. Not only have

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the plants improved the ambiance on the street but the bees and butterflies enjoy them too. BBC Springwatch came to film the installation and talk to organisers: watch Episode 12 of Springwatch to learn more. Free annual events such as the Glos Rd Central Mayfest (1st Sat in May), Christmas Street Party (1st Thurs in Dec) and the North Bristol Art Trail (last weekend in Nov) add to the buzz.

Gloucester Road is a vibrant example of how shopping can be more than a schlep to the supermarket; it can be a fun, social excursion. Supporting local traders means keeping our high streets alive, maintaining a friendly neighbourhood and a positive future for us all. So leave the car at home, get here by bike or bus and spend the day ambling up and down Gloucester Road!

Sarah Thorp is a member of the North Bristol Artists and owns Room 212, a shop & gallery of Bristol artists. She organised the planting at Glos Rd Central and is committed to promoting the BCR Neighbourhood Partnership Street Scene and shopping local. www.room212.co.uk The businesses in Glos Rd Central include Moodles, Fig, Odd Sox, Café Dream, Millards, Roll Quick, Joe’s Bakery, Artemis, Room 212, Paper Plane, Pawsons Fruit and Veg, Dave Giles Butcher, the Chimp House, Boston Tea Party, Pizzarova, Lona Grillhouse, Catch the Moment, Metro Café, Shoe Express, Osna Therapy, XPress Printing, Marialina, The Golden Lion, Lunar Optical, Bishopston Fish Bar, Fizz, Icon Beauty, Vets for Pets, Crawfords, Venus Bar, Bristol Buddhist Centre, La De Dah, Bristol Furniture Works, Bristol Tools, and the 212 Eco House.

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Painting by Jenny Urquhart

Glos Rd Central offers a fantastic collection of Independent Shops on the Gloucester Road, up from Pigsty Hill, BS7. Gift shops & Art Galleries, Aromatherapy, Furniture & Kids Clothing, Fruit & Veg, Butchers & Bike shops plus a great selection of cafes & restaurants.

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SHOPP ING IN BRISTOL 7th SEA 198 Cheltenham Road, Bristol BS6 5QZ 0773 332 3739, www.7thsea.co.uk • independent boutique; local artists & designers Aardvark Arts & Crafts Ltd Units 11-12, The Corn Exchange, Corn St, Bristol BS1 1JQ • independent; cards and gifts from local artists Age UK 85 Regent Street, Kingswood BS15 8LJ 0117 947 8080, www.ageuk.org.uk • charity shop; quality secondhand clothes etc Age UK 2 Imperial Arcade, East Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 4HH 0117 953 2745, www.ageuk.org.uk • charity shop; quality secondhand clothes etc Age UK 4 Broad Walk, Knowle, Bristol BS4 2RA 0117 977 0205, www.ageuk.org.uk • charity shop; quality secondhand clothes etc All Natural Me 8 Castle Street, Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway DG6 4JA 01557 428010, www.allnaturalme.co.uk • All Natural Me is an online beauty boutique specialising in all natural products that have been tried, tested and the ingredients scrutinized so you can be rest assured there are no hidden nasty ones lurking around and have a stress free shopping spree. www.allnaturalme.co.uk Amulet 39a Cotham Hill, Bristol BS6 6JY 0117 239 9932, www.amuletboutique.co.uk • fair trade clothing Artemis 214 Gloucester Rd, Bishopston, Bristol, BS7 8NU 0117 924 1003, www.artemisbristol.co.uk • jewellery & gifts: in house jewellery workshop Barnardo’s 63 Henleaze Road, Bristol BS9 4JT 0117 962 2191, www.barnardos.org.uk • shop for quality goods at fantastic value

Barnardo’s 798 Fishponds Rd, Fishponds, Bristol BS16 3TE 0117 965 8846, www.barnardos.org.uk • shop for quality goods at fantastic value Barnardo’s 31-39 Gloucester Road North, Filton BS7 0SH 0117 931 1928, www.barnardos.org.uk • shop for quality goods at fantastic value Bearpit Market St James Barton Roundabout, Bristol BS1 3LY www.facebook.com/bearpitmarket • every Wednesday: art, food & more Beast St Nicholas Market, Corn St, Bristol BS1 1HQ 0117 927 9535, www.beast-clothing.com • Bristol-themed clothing, books and more Beware of the Leopard St. Nicholas Market, Bristol BS1 1LJ 0117 925 7277 • a treasure trove of second-hand books Blaze 84 Colston Street, Bristol BS1 5BB 0117 904 7067, www.blazestudio.co.uk • shop and workshop space for local artists Bloom and Curll 74 Colston Street Bristol, BS1 5BB 0117 376 3303 • eclectic choice of new and second-hand books Body Shop 32-33A Queens Road, Bristol BS8 1QE 0117 925 5706, www.thebodyshop.co.uk • natural, animal-free bath and body products Body Shop Unit 28, The Mall at Cribbs Causeway, Bristol BS34 5GF 0117 950 7879, www.thebodyshop.co.uk • natural, animal-free bath and body products Body Shop Glass House, Cabot Circus, Bristol BS1 3BH 0117 929 4452, www.thebodyshop.co.uk • natural, animal-free bath and body products Brandon Trust Charity Shop 2 Cotham Hill, Bristol BS6 6LF 0117 974 1656, www.brandontrust.org • handcrafted goods, clothes, household items

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Brandon Trust Charity Shop 127 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8AX 0117 942 0722, www.brandontrust.org • handcrafted goods, clothes, household items The Bristol Shop 0742 668 7208, www.thebristolshop.co.uk • online shop for Bristol-based designers British Heart Foundation 191 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8BG 0117 944 6581, www.bhf.org.uk • outstanding value, quality donated & new items British Heart Foundation Books and Music 148 Whiteladies Road, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2RS 0117 973 9274, www.bhf.org.uk • quality donated books, records and cds British Heart Foundation Books and Music 29 Regent Street, Clifton, Bristol BS15 8JX 0117 961 2785, www.bhf.org.uk • quality donated books, records and cds Cancer Research UK 71 Queens Road, Clifton, Bristol BS8 1QP 0117 922 6793, www.cancerresearchuk.org • donated, secondhand books, clothing and more Cancer Research UK 727 Fishponds Rd, Bristol BS16 3UW 0117 958 4059, www.cancerresearchuk.org • secondhand books, clothing & household goods Cancer Research UK 10 The Promenade, Gloucester Road, BS7 8AL 0117 942 0798, www.cancerresearchuk.org • secondhand books, clothing & household goods Cancer Research UK 154 Allison Rd, Bristol BS4 4PQ 0117 977 1676, www.cancerresearchuk.org • secondhand books, clothing & household goods Cancer Research UK Kingsway Park, Tower Lane, Warmley BS30 8XW 0117 947 5552, www.cancerresearchuk.org • donated books, clothing & household goods Cancer Research UK The Promenade, Gloucester Rd, Bristol BS7 8AL 0117 942 0798, www.cancerresearchuk.org • secondhand books, clothing & household goods

Cat’s Protection League Shop 272 North Street, Bristol BS3 1JA 0117 942 0798, www.cats.org.uk • secondhand books, clothing & household items Catch The Moment Photo & Studio 285a Gloucester Rd, Bishopston, Bristol BS7 8NY 0117 923 2424, www.catch-the-moment.com • recycle paper, film pots, batteries & cameras Chandni Chowk 66 Park Street, Bristol BS1 5JN 0117 930 0059, www.chandnichowk.co.uk • fair trade goods from India and Bangladesh Changing Lives 163 Crow Lane, Henbury, Bristol BS10 7DR 0117 950 0693, changinglivesinclevedon.co.uk • secondhand clothes, furniture & household items Children’s Hospice South West Shops 254 North Street, Bristol BS3 1JA 0117 329 0271, www.chsw.org.uk • donated books, clothing and household goods Children’s Hospice South West Shops 40 Park Street, Bristol BS1 5JG 0117 329 2114, www.chsw.org.uk • books, clothing and household goods Children’s Hospice South West Shops 15-17 Zetland Road, Bristol BS6 7AH 0117 329 3551, www.chsw.org.uk • donated toys, books, clothing & household goods Children’s Society 337 Broadwalk Shopping Centre, Knowle BS4 2QB 0117 933 2581, www.childrenssociety.org.uk • secondhand books, clothing & household items Clic Sargent Charity Shop 38 Cotham Hill, Bristol BS6 6LA 0117 914 1217, www.clicsargent.org.uk • quality clothing, household items and more Clic Sargent Charity Shop 4 Straits Parade, Fishponds, Bristol BS16 2LA 0117 958 3010, www.clicsargent.org.uk • donated clothing, household items and more Clic Sargent Charity Shop 97 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8AT 0117 923 2967, www.clicsargent.org.uk • CLIC Sargent’s first ever vintage clothing shop

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SHOPP ING IN BRISTOL Clic Sargent Charity Shop 92 High Street, Kingswood BS16 5HL 0117 957 5688, www.clicsargent.org.uk • quality clothing, household items and more Clic Sargent Charity Shop Royal Fort Road, Bristol BS2 8DH 0117 908 2451, www.clicsargent.org.uk • quality donated clothing, household items & more Clic Sargent Charity Shop 6 Downend Rd, Bristol BS16 5UJ 0117 970 1030, www.clicsargent.org.uk • donated clothing, household items and more Clic Sargent Charity Shop Beckspool Road, Bristol BS16 1NT 0117 942 8130, www.clicsargent.org.uk • quality clothes, household goods and more Clic Sargent Charity Shop 5 Bath Hill, Keynsham BS31 1EB 0117 986 9407, www.clicsargent.org.uk • quality donated clothes, household goods & more Co Lab 51-53 Merchant St, Broadmead, Bristol BS1 3EE 0744 664 6541, www.bristolcolab.com • promoting work of more than 100 local designers Diana Porter Contemporary Jewellery 33 Park Street, Bristol BS1 5NH 0117 909 0225, www.dianaporter.co.uk • award-winning designs; ethically sourced metals Emmaus Bristol Backfields House, Upper York St, Bristol BS2 8WF 0117 954 0886, www.emmausbristol.org.uk • good quality, low cost secondhand furniture Emmaus Bristol 72 Bedminster Parade, Bristol BS3 4HL 0117 963 3033, www.emmausbristol.org.uk • good quality, low cost secondhand furniture

Essential Trading Ltd. Unit 3, Lodge Causeway Trading Estate, Fishponds, Bristol BS16 3JB www.essential-trading.coop • Award winning Essential brand and retail shops Harvest Bath and Harvest Bristol. Production of health foods for trade and retail including rice, nuts, seeds and mueslis. Wholesale distribution of 5500 organic vegetarian products: 100% GM free. Sustainable, ethical, co-operative and with a warehouse running on solar energy.

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Love From Random 59 Park St, Bristol BS1 5NU 0117 929 8566, www.facebook.com/lovefromrandom • vintage, kitsch & retro; items by local artists Lush Unit 36, The Mall at Cribbs Causeway, Bristol BS34 5DG 0117 950 9230, www.lush.co.uk • fresh, ethical, handmade costmetics Lush 73 Broadmead, Bristol BS1 3DX 0117 925 7582, www.lush.co.uk • fresh, ethical, handmade costmetics Makers 82 Colston Street, Bristol BS1 5BB 0117 329 0502, www.makersbristol.co.uk • cards, gifts, jewellery and more from local artists Marie Curie Cancer Care Shop 106-107 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8AT 0117 944 2371, www.mariecurie.org.uk • quality donated clothing, household items & more Mind 40 Cotham Hill, Bristol BS6 6LA 0117 973 7958, www.mind.org.uk • donated clothes, books and bric-a-brac Mind 6 Temple Street, Keynsham BS31 1EG 0117 986 3327, www.mind.org.uk • donated clothes, books and bric-a-brac The Nails Market St Nicholas Market, Bristol BS1 1JQ • Friday & Saturday: local crafts, vintage clothes etc Neal’s Yard 126 Whiteladies Rd, Bristol BS8 2RP 0117 946 6034, www.nealsyardremedies.com • organic skin care and natural remedies Not Too Shabby Clothing www.nottooshabbyclothing.com • ethically produced, locally designed t-shirts OTOMÍ 7 Clifton Arcade, Boyces Avenue, Clifton, Bristol BS8 4AA 0117 973 2906, www.otomi.co.uk • ethically sourced goods & gifts from Mexico

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Over Here South Arcade, St Nicholas Market, Bristol BS1 1HQ www.overhere.co • clothing, cards and prints designed in Bristol Oxfam 62 Cotham Hill, Bristol BS6 6JR 0117 973 5200, www.oxfam.org.uk • donated clothes, books and bric-a-brac Oxfam Books & Music 1 Canford Lane, Bristol BS9 3DB 0117 950 2146, www.oxfam.org.uk • secondhand & collectable records, cds & books Oxfam Bookshop 1 Queens Road, Bristol BS8 1QE 0117 929 4890, www.oxfam.org.uk • secondhand and collectable books Oxfam Bookshop 56 Cotham Hill, Bristol BS6 6JX 0117 946 7443, www.oxfam.org.uk • secondhand and collectable books Oxfam Bookshop 57 High St, Keynsham BS31 1DS 0117 986 1055, www.oxfam.org.uk • secondhand and collectable books Oxfam Boutique 77 Park Street, Bristol BS1 5PF 0117 929 2991, www.oxfam.org.uk • donated vintage clothes for men and women Oxfam Shop 66 Westbury Hill, Bristol BS9 3AA 0117 962 2159, www.oxfam.org.uk • donated clothes, books and bric-a-brac Oxfam Shop 11 Regent Street, Clifton, Bristol BS8 4HW 0117 973 9684, www.oxfam.org.uk • donated clothes, books and bric-a-brac Paper Arts 51-53 Merchant St, Bristol BS1 3EE 0117 925 8601, www.paperarts.org.uk • artist led social enterprise, workspace and shop Paper Plane 196 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8NU www.paperplanebristol.co.uk • artist-run co-operative and gift shop

Paper Village 200 North St, Southville, Bristol BS3 1JF www.thepapervillage.co.uk • community arts, crafts and sewing shop PDSA Shop 120 East Street, Bristol BS3 4EY 0117 963 3375, www.pdsa.org.uk • quality donated clothes, household items & more PDSA Shop 13 High Street, Thornbury BS35 2AE 01454 419851, www.pdsa.org.uk • quality donated clothes, household items & more PDSA Shop Whiteladies Road, Bristol BS8 2NN 0117 923 8600, www.pdsa.org.uk • quality donated clothes, household items & more PDSA Shop Broad Street, Kingswood BS16 5NU 0117 956 1356, www.pdsa.org.uk • quality donated clothes, household items & more PDSA Shop 556 Bath Road, Bristol BS4 3JZ 0117 977 5911, www.pdsa.org.uk • quality donated clothes, household items & more PDSA Shop 306A Wells Road, Bristol BS4 2QG 0117 977 6272, www.pdsa.org.uk • quality donated clothes, household items & more Peoples Republic Of Stokes Croft 35 Jamaica Street, Bristol BS2 8JP 0117 944 4540, www.prsc.org.uk • unique, leftfield pottery, cards, clothing & more Pink Lemons 41 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8AD 0117 942 2103 • fair trade clothing Raft Furniture 68 Whiteladies Road, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2QA 0117 992 7800, www.raftfurniture.co.uk • ethically sourced furniture: FSC certified wood Rag Trade Boutique 2 Upper Maudlin Street, Bristol BS2 8DJ 0117 376 3085, www.ragtradeboutique.co.uk • pre loved ladies designer wear

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St Peter’s Hospice Shop 12 Canford Lane, Westbury on Trym BS9 3DH 0117 959 2768, www.stpetershospice.org.uk • donated goods sold in aid of local hospice St Peter’s Hospice Shop 171 Crow Lane, Henbury, Bristol BS10 7DR 0117 950 8060, www.stpetershospice.org.uk • donated goods sold in aid of local hospice St Peter’s Hospice Shop 147 St Michael’s Hill, Bristol BS2 8DB 0117 915 9300, www.stpetershospice.org.uk • donated goods sold in aid of local hospice St Peter’s Hospice Shop 172 Wells Road, Bristol BS4 2AL 0117 977 6894, www.stpetershospice.org.uk • donated goods sold in aid of local hospice St Peter’s Hospice Shop 9 St James Barton, Bristol BS1 3LT 0117 929 1817, www.stpetershospice.org.uk • donated goods sold in aid of local hospice St Peter’s Hospice Shop 221 Church Road, Redfield, Bristol BS5 9HL 0117 941 4690, www.stpetershospice.org.uk • donated goods sold in aid of local hospice St Peter’s Hospice Shop 42 Cotham Hill, Bristol BS6 6LA 0117 915 9300, www.stpetershospice.org.uk • donated goods sold in aid of local hospice St Peter’s Hospice Shop 15 Cotham Hill, Bristol BS6 6LD 0117 915 9300, www.stpetershospice.org.uk • donated goods sold in aid of local hospice

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SHOPP ING IN BRISTOL Salvation Army Charity Shop 135 East Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 4EJ 0774 850 7649, www.bristolsacharityshops.org • donated clothes, household items, books & more Salvation Army Charity & Coffee Shop 387 Two Mile Hill Road, Kingswood BS15 1AD 0117 961 6129, www.bristolsacharityshops.org • donated clothes, household items, books & more Salvation Army Charity Shop 10-12 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8AE 0117 924 8720, www.bristolsacharityshops.org • donated clothes, household items, books & more Scope 85-87, East St, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 4EX 0117 923 1637, www.scope.org.uk • second hand clothes, books, bric-a-brac & more Shaw Trust 6 Canford Lane, Westbury on Trym BS9 3DH 0117 950 3647, www.shaw-trust.org.uk • donated & new goods; clothes, music & books Shop Local Bristol www.bristol.gov.uk/highstreets • supporting Bristol’s high streets & local businesses Sobey’s Vintage Clothing 24 Park St, Bristol BS1 5JA 0117 929 8923 • vintage clothing for men and women Spam Clothing Exchange Hall, St Nicholas Market, Corn St, Bristol BS1 1HQ www.spamclothing.co.uk • fair trade, organic t-shirts; local designers Spike Island 133 Cumberland Road, Bristol BS1 6UX 0117 929 2266, www.spikeisland.org.uk • art studios, performance space, gallery and café Sue Ryder 61 Park Street, Bristol BS1 5NU 0117 376 3039, www.sueryder.org.uk • clothes, books, bric-a-brac and furniture Sue Ryder 111 Whiteladies Rd, Bristol BS8 2PB 0117 973 7304, www.sueryder.org.uk • clothes, books, bric-a-brac and furniture

Sue Ryder 111-117 Regent Street, Kingswood BS15 8LJ 0117 960 5701, www.sueryder.org.uk • clothes, books, bric-a-brac and furniture Sue Ryder 106 Emerson Way, Emersons Green BS16 7AS 0117 910 9854, www.sueryder.org.uk • clothes, books, bric-a-brac and furniture Tamrakar 1 North St, Bedminster, Bristol, BS3 1EN 0117 963 9851, www.tamrakar.co.uk • fairly traded, hand-crafted jewellery from Nepal Tangent Books Paintworks, Arnos Vale, Bristol BS4 3EH 0117 972 0645, www.tangentbooks.co.uk • Radical, independent publisher based in Bristol Tenovus 283 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8NY 0117 942 5240, www.tenovuscancercare.org.uk • donated clothes, books and bric-a-brac Tenovus 77 St Marks Road, Easton, Bristol BS5 6HX 0117 952 3323, www.tenovuscancercare.org.uk • donated clothes, books and bric-a-brac Tenovus 110 Henleaze Road, Bristol, BS9 4JZ 0117 962 8650, www.tenovuscancercare.org.uk • donated clothes, books and bric-a-brac Tenovus 7 Saint James Barton, Bristol BS1 3LT 0117 927 9142, www.tenovuscancercare.org.uk • donated clothes, books and bric-a-brac Tenovus 258 North Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 1JA 0117 953 9608, www.tenovuscancercare.org.uk • donated clothes, books and bric-a-brac Tenovus 181 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8BGY 0117 942 7744, www.tenovuscancercare.org.uk • includes bridal department Tigerlily 67A Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8AD 0117 942 3527, www.tigerlilyshop.co.uk • ethical fashion brands; vegan ‘leather’ products

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Tobacco Factory Sunday Market Raleigh Road, Southville, Bristol BS3 1TF www.tobaccofactory.com • A cornerstone of the buzzing Southville & Bedminster community, with over 30 stalls offering a fantastic choice of locally made produce, a bike mechanic and children’s activities and much more. On the first Sunday of the month, the market extends into the street and also features ‘Retroville’, with vintage and retro stalls.

Uchi St Nicholas Market, Corn St, Bristol BS1 1HQ www.uchi.co.uk • clothing and prints designed in Bristol Uncle Sams American Vintage Clothing 54A Park St, Bristol BS1 5JN 0117 929 8404 • retro US clothing from Levi’s to varsity sweaters

Upfest Gallery 98 North Street, Bristol BS3 1JF www.upfest.co.uk • paint, arts, crafts: home to annual grafitti festival Urban Fox 58 Corn Street, Bristol BS1 2AZ 0788 172 7000, www.urbanfox.me • vintage & retro clothing The Village Pottery 70 Princess Victoria St, Clifton, Bristol BS8 4DD 0117 973 4343, www.thevillagepottery.co.uk • studio, shop and café; pottery lessons Billie Weston 0797 688 2119, billie@billiejeanclothes.com • beautiful throws & berets from recycled cashmere Workshop 22 22 Upper Maudlin Street, Bristol BS2 8DJ www.workshop22.co.uk • jewellery studio, teaching venue and gallery

Every week 10am - 2.30pm Shop from the wonderful selection of local producers at our market, offering hot food, fresh bread, cakes, cheese, fruit & veg, jams, fish, meat, pies - and much more.

With craft stalls, flowers, books, bike servicing and kids craft activities, the market is a hub for the local community and a great place to meet friends and family.

The market regularly extends into Raleigh Rd with special markets, including Retroville with vintage and retro clothing, homeware, furniture and records - alongside our regular stalls.

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Independents for Bath Take a look at what’s on offer from Bath’s independent stores Bath is one of the UK’s top locations for a spot of retail therapy, with tourists flocking to the historic city to enjoy the mix of well-known high street brands and high-end boutique stores that you will seldom see outside of London.

Yet the city has always enjoyed a reputation for its independent shops, and Bath is also home to a number of quirky gift shops, imaginative homeware stores, delicious delis, fabulous galleries, jewellers, antiques emporiums, arts and craft shops as well as several wonderful independent bookshops.

Unlike the bustling retail hubs we have all become used to, shopping in Bath can be a very pleasant experience: much of the city centre is pedestrianised and, with most shops in easy walking distance of each other, the city’s shops are easily explored on foot. As an added bonus, there are plenty of great cafés, pubs and restaurants should you need to take a break from all of that retail therapy - and there’s plenty of choice if you’re looking for a veggie, vegan or gluten-free snack to keep you going.

Walcot Street, Bath’s bohemian arts quarter, offers vintage and retro clothing, interiors shops, great food and is home to the city’s only co-operatively owned pub, The Bell. At the other end of the city SouthGate hosts more than 50 bigname shops, and round every corner you’ll find something to interest.

Oldfiled Park has it’s own distinct character, and is well worth the two minute train journey, with grocers, butchers, cafés and the obligatory independent book shop.

Bath is home to the UK’s first regular Farmer’s Market, which takes place each Saturday in Green Park Station, and a number of excellent delis as well as the thriving and historic Guildhall Market - the oldest shopping venue in the city - with traditional stalls selling just about everything you could need. Late in the year the city becomes a magical place for festive shopping, with the Bath Christmas Market offering over 150 retailers in their distinctive, Swiss-style chalets packed with handmade gifts and local produce.

SHOPP ING IN BAT H All Natural Me 8 Castle Street, Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway DG6 4JA 01557 428010, www.allnaturalme.co.uk • All Natural Me is an online beauty boutique specialising in all natural products that have been tried, tested and the ingredients scrutinized so you can be rest assured there are no hidden nasty ones lurking around and have a stress free shopping spree. www.allnaturalme.co.uk Article Bath 3 Bartlett Street, Bath BA1 2QZ 01225 460189, www.articlebath.com • hand-made candles, flowers, cards and gifts Barnardo’s 30 Shaftesbury Road, Bath BA2 3LJ 01225 330339, www.barnardos.org.uk • shop for quality goods at fantastic value Bath Community Shop 87 High Street, Twerton, Bath BA2 1DE 01225 420707, www.bathcommunityshop.com • cheap clothing, toys, books & household items Bath Guildhall Market High Street, Bath, BA2 4AW www.bathguildhallmarket.co.uk • the city’s historic market, with more than 20 stalls Bath VA: Vintage & Antique Market Green Park Station, Bath BA1 1JB www.vintageandantiques.co.uk • first, third & last Sunday each month, 8am-4pm Bath Womens Refuge Charity Shop 14a Chatham Row, Bath BA1 5BS 01225 442365 • donated goods including clothes, toys & shoes Bathford Village Shop & Café 54 Bathford Hill, Bathford, Bath BA1 7SN 01225 859186, www.bathfordshop.net • community initiative: a place to meet, shop & eat Bibico 9A Bartlett St, Bath BA1 2QZ 01225 333998, www.bibico.co.uk • ethical and fair trade clothing for women

Black and White Shop 21 Broad Street, Bath BA1 5LN 01225 789158 • vintage and secondhand clothes & accessories Body Shop 2 Burton Street, Bath BA1 1BN 01225 482289, www.thebodyshop.co.uk • skincare, hair care, make-up produced ethically British Red Cross Lower Bristol Rd, Bath BA2 3QU 0844 871 8000, www.redcross.org.uk • donated goods: clothes, books, household items British Red Cross 29 Moorland Road, Bath BA2 3PW 01225 422561, www.redcross.org.uk • donated goods: clothes, books, household items Cancer Research UK 28 Westgate Street, Bath BA1 1EP 01225 330570, www.cancerresearchuk.org • secondhand books, clothes, household goods Children’s Society 5 The Hollies, High St, Midsomer Norton BA3 2DT 01761 417009, www.childrenssociety.org.uk • find bargains or donate items Dorothy House Hospice Care Shop 20 Newbridge Road, Bath BA1 3JX 01225 338854, www.dorothyhouse.co.uk • charity shop supporting local hospice Dorothy House Hospice Care Shop 19a High St, Midsomer Norton, Bath BA3 2DR 01761 411289, www.dorothyhouse.co.uk • charity shop supporting local hospice Dorothy House Hospice Care Shop 74 High St, Midsomer Norton, Bath BA3 2DG 01761 412196, www.dorothyhouse.co.uk • charity shop supporting local hospice Dorothy House Hospice Care Shop 12 High Street, Weston, Bath BA1 4BX 01225 330185, www.dorothyhouse.co.uk • charity shop supporting local hospice Dorothy House Hospice Care Shop 14 Argyle Street, Bath BA2 4BQ 01225 444991, www.dorothyhouse.co.uk • charity shop supporting local hospice

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SHOPP ING IN BAT H Dorothy House Hospice Care Shop 2a The Shambles, Bradford on Avon BA15 1JS 01225 862093, www.dorothyhouse.co.uk • charity shop supporting local hospice Dorothy House Hospice Care Shop 3 Abbeygate Street, Bath BA1 1NP 01225 444299, www.dorothyhouse.co.uk • charity shop supporting local hospice Dorothy House Hospice Care Shop 8 Bridge Street, Bath BA2 4AS 01225 429432, www.dorothyhouse.co.uk • charity shop supporting local hospice Dorothy House Hospice Care Shop 37 Broad Street, Bath BA1 5LP 01225 471664, www.dorothyhouse.co.uk • charity shop supporting local hospice Dorothy House Hospice Care Shop 14-15 Moorland Road, Bath BA2 3PL 01225 444695, www.dorothyhouse.co.uk • charity shop supporting local hospice Flamingo 7 Widcombe Parade, Bath BA2 4JT 01225 333619, www.flamingobath.co.uk • independent: cards, art, gifts & more Genesis Trust Charity Shop 31 Silver Street, Bradford on Avon BA15 1JX 01225 863696, www.genesistrust.org.uk • helping vulnerable people overcome poverty Grace & Ted 10 Kingsmead Square, Bath BA1 2AB 01225 461518, www.graceandted.co.uk • pre-owned designer clothing for men & women Green Park Station Green Park Road, Bath BA1 1JB 01225 787912, www.greenparkstation.co.uk • Green Park Station is home to some of the most popular markets in the South West and an array of independent shops, cafés and restaurants.

There’s bags of atmosphere with vinyl spinning, street-food and 70+ stalls to browse. This venue’s rich history and beautiful architecture makes for a one-of-a-kind shopping experience!

Green Stationery Company 114 Walcot St, Bath BA1 5BG 01225 480556, www.greenstat.co.uk • The Green Stationery Company has launched a new product range aimed at making hotels, restaurants and cafés more sustainable. As well as our great range of printable natural menu papers, it features Italian style menu covers made from washable recycled cotton and beautiful outdoor ceramic tables made from volcanic basalt that are guaranteed against wear for 100 years. The online catalogue can be viewed at www.ecogreensupplies.co.uk Jack & Danny’s 3 London Street, Walcot, Bath BA1 5BU 01225 469972 • family-run vintage/secondhand clothes shop Julian House Charity Shop 26 Shaftesbury Rd, Oldfield Park, Bath BA2 3LJ 01225 311889, www.julianhouse.org.uk • charity shop supporting local homeless Julian House Charity Shop & Book Shop 86 Walcot Street, Bath BA1 5BD 01225 331114, www.julianhouse.org.uk • charity shop supporting local homeless Kerala Crafts 01225 319642, www.keralacrafts.co.uk • fair trade crafts and clothing from India Lush 8 Union St, Bath BA1 1RW 01225 428 271, www.lush.co.uk • ethical, animal-friendly vegetarian body products Mafundi Crafts London Road East, Batheaston, Bath BA1 7RL 01225 851284, www.mafundi.co.uk • wide range of ethically sourced arts & crafts The Makery 19 Union Passage, Bath BA1 1RD 01225 581888, www.themakery.co.uk • learn embroidery, renovating, clothes making etc Mercy in Action 3 Chelsea Road, Bath BA1 3DU 01225 426429, www.mercyinaction.org.uk • supporting children in poverty in the Philippines

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GREEN PARK STATION Bath’s favourite independent shopping destination, home to flourishing markets, shops, restaurants and cafÊs

Head to greenparkstation.co.uk to see full listings

SHOPP ING IN BAT H Mercy in Action 31 Silver Street, Bradford on Avon BA15 1JX 01225 863696, www.mercyinaction.org.uk • supporting children in poverty in the Philippines Mercy in Action 21 Wellsway, Bath BA2 4RR 01225 920599, www.mercyinaction.org.uk • supporting children in poverty in the Philippines Mercy in Action 2 St. Saviours Road, Bath BA1 6RT 01225 481611, www.mercyinaction.org.uk • supporting children in poverty in the Philippines Mr B’s Book Emporium 14-15 John Street, Bath BA1 2JL 01225 331155, www.mrbsemporium.com • independent bookshop, hosts regular events My Small World 18 Little Southgate, Bath BA1 1AS 01225 938338, www.mysmallworld.co.uk • sustainable, ethical, hand crafted toys Neal’s Yard Remedies 7 Northumberland Place, Bath BA1 5AR 01225 466944, www.nealsyardremedies.com • ethical and organic health and beauty Oldfield Park Bookshop 43 Moorland Road, Bath BA2 3PN 01225 427722, www.theoldfieldparkbookshop.co.uk • independent bookshop established in 2002

Oxfam Boutique 12a George St, Bath BA1 2EH 01225 464838, www.oxfam.org.uk • preworn & retro clothes for men and women Oxfam Shop 12 Argyle Street, Bath BA2 4BQ 01225 466798, www.oxfam.org.uk • donated clothes, books and bric-a-brac Oxfam Shop 4-5 Lower Borough Walls, Bath BA1 1QR 01225 469776, www.oxfam.org.uk • donated clothes, books and bric-a-brac PDSA Shop 9 Westgate Street, Bath BA1 1EQ 01225 444064, www.pdsa.org.uk • quality donated clothes, household items & more Save the Children Shop 7 Walcot Street, Bath BA1 5BN 01225 447236, www.savethechildren.org.uk • clothes, books, bric-a-brac, toys, music and film Shaw Trust 36 Moorland Road, Oldfield Park, Bath BA2 3PN 01225 318764, www.shaw-trust.org.uk • donated & new goods; clothes, music & books Shaw Trust 11 George Street, Bath BA1 2EH 01225 460225, www.shaw-trust.org.uk • donated & new goods; clothes, music & books

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Skoobs Book Stall 40-42 Guildhall Market, Bath BA2 4AW bathguildhallmarket.co.uk/skoobs-book-stall • good condition used paperbacks bought & sold Topping and Company The Paragon, Bath BA1 5LS 01225 428111, www.toppingbooks.co.uk • independent bookshop; regular writer’s events True Grace 19 Milsom Place, Bath BA1 1BZ 01225 318754, www.truegrace.co.uk • fab scented home products; natural ingredients Tumi 0117 955 9440, www.tumi.co.uk • fair trade crafts and goods from Latin America Vintage to Vogue 28 Milsom St, Bath BA1 1DG 01225 337323, www.vintagetovoguebath.co.uk • men’s & women’s vintage clothing & accessories The Yellow Shop 74 Walcot St, Bath BA1 5BD 01225 404001, www.bathvintageclothing.co.uk • vintage clothing for men and women

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HEALT H & F ITNESS in BRISTOL 4YP Bristol 0117 342 6944, www.4ypbristol.co.uk • sexual health services young people can trust Addiction Recovery Agency Kings Court, King Street, Bristol BS1 4EF 0117 930 0282, www.addictionrecovery.org.uk • housing services for people at all stages of recovery BDP: Bristol Drugs Project 11 Brunswick Square, Bristol BS2 8PE 0117 987 6000, www.bdp.org.uk • free and confidential services & advice in Bristol Bristol Autism Support 64 Gathorne Road, Bristol BS3 1LU 0778 745 2164, www.bristolautismsupport.com • support for parents & carers of children with autism Bristol Health Hub 39 Cotham Hill, Bristol BS6 6JY 0117 923 7266, www.bristolhealthhub.com • not-for-profit community health hub & café Bristol Sexual Health Centre Tower Hill, Bristol BS2 0JD 0117 342 6900, www.bristolsexualhealth.nhs.uk • sexual health, contraception & pregnancy advice Bristol Walking Festival www.bristolwalkingfestival.co.uk • May: the UK’s largest urban walking celebration Changes Bristol Redcatch Community Centre, Redcatch Road, Knowle, Bristol, BS4 2EP 0117 941 1123, www.changesbristol.org.uk • support for people with anxiety, stress & depression Cruse Bereavement 9A St James Barton, Bristol BS1 3LT 0117 926 4045, www.cruse.org.uk/Bristol • free bereavement counselling for all ages helpline DHI Bristol 0117 916 6588, www.dhibristol.org.uk • support for those affected by drug & alcohol abuse Eastville Park Green Gym Eastville Park, Eastville, Bristol BS5 6XA 0773 944 7995, www.tcv.org.uk/southwest • improve your health and the local environment

The Family Practice 116 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8NL 0117 944 6968, www.thefamilypractice.tv • osteopathy & complementary health for all Free Swims for Pregnant Women Available at all Bristol City Council pools www.bristol.gov.uk/page/leisure-and-culture/ free-swims-pregnant-women • maintain your fitness during your pregnancy The Green House PO Box 665, Bristol BS2 2DP 0117 935 1707, www.the-green-house.org.uk • sexual abuse or rape counselling services Happy City 1st Floor, Canningford House, 38 Victoria Street, Bristol BS1 6BY 0747 440 8024, www.happycity.org.uk • supporting each other to live happier lives Headway Bristol Frenchay Beckspool Building, Frenchay Park Road, Bristol BS16 1LE 0117 340 3771, www.headwaybristol.org.uk • local charity helping survivors of brain injury Kinergy Mary Carpenter House, Kingswood Foundation, Britannia Road, Kingswood BS15 8DB 0117 908 7712, www.kinergy.org.uk • free & affordable help for survivors of sexual abuse Knowle Green Gym Northern Slopes, Knowle, Bristol BS3 5JE 0773 944 7995, www.tcv.org.uk/southwest • improve your health and the local environment Knowle West Healthy Living Centre Knowle West Health Park, Downton Road, Bristol BS4 1WH 0117 377 2255, www.knowlewesthealthpark.co.uk • activities for all ages, and all levels of fitness LinkAge Bristol 0117 353 3042, www.linkagebristol.org.uk • working with people 55+ to reduce loneliness Missing Link Link House, 5 Queen Square, Bristol BS1 4JQ 0117 925 1811, www.missinglinkhousing.co.uk • mental health, domestic & sexual abuse services

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Oasis-Talk The Willow Surgery, Hill House Rd, Downend, Bristol BS16 5FJ 0117 970 9423, www.oasis-talk.org • social enterprise providing counselling & CBT Off The Record (Bristol) 2 Horfield Rd, St Michael’s Hill, Bristol BS2 8EA 0808 808 9120, www.otrbristol.org.uk • support for young people with mental health issues Rethink Mental Illness 80 City Road, St Pauls, Bristol BS2 8UH 0117 903 1805, www.rethink.org • support for people with mental health issues Second Step 9 Brunswick Square, Bristol BS2 8PE 0117 909 6630, www.second-step.co.uk • support for people with mental health problems Terrence Higgins Trust 8-10 West Street, Bristol BS2 0BH 0117 955 1000, www.tht.org.uk • information & support on sexual health and HIV

Three Brooks Green Gym Bradley Stoke, Bristol BS32 9BS 0796 744 6139, www.tcv.org.uk/southwest • improve your health and the local environment Wellbeing 4th Floor, Hamilton House, 80 Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3QY 0117 924 9599, www.hamiltonhouse.org/wellbeing • low cost treatments for those on restricted budgets Weight Loss for Adults www.bristol.gov.uk/weightloss weight.loss@bristol.gov.uk • free weight loss programme Womankind 3rd Floor, Brunswick Court, Brunswick Square, Bristol BS2 8PE 0117 916 6461, www.womankindbristol.org.uk • free or affordable professional counselling

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Bath Centre for Counselling & Psychotherapy 1 Trim Bridge, Bath BA1 1HD 01225 429720, www.bcpc.org.uk • referral service for low cost therapy Bath Coaching Café www.bathcoachingcafe.co.uk • free life coaching workshops in local cafés Bath Green Gym Hampton Row Community Garden and Allotments, Bath BA2 6QS 0773 944 7995, www.tcv.org.uk/southwest • improve your health and the local environment Developing Health and Independence 15/16 Milsom Street, Bath BA1 1DE 01225 478730, www.dhi-online.org.uk • support for drug & alcohol issues & social exclusion Feel Good Bath www.feelgoodbath.co.uk • local health, fitness and wellbeing resources Fit In 30 Victoria Park, Bath BA1 2NQ 0790 423 4570, www.velorunnerfitness.co.uk • free outdoor circuit training class every Friday Focus Counselling Bath The Crypt, St. Michael’s Church, Broad Street, Bath BA1 5LJ 01225 330096, www.focusbath.com • low cost counselling for up to six sessions Healthwatch B&NES 01225 232401, www.healthwatchbathnes.co.uk • spotlight on local health and fitness services Off The Record Bath Open House Centre, Manvers St, Bath BA1 1JW 01225 312481, www.offtherecord-banes.co.uk • free counselling and advice for 10-25 year olds Total Fitness Bath 3 Saracen Street, Bath BA1 5BR 01225 444164, www.totalfitnessbath.co.uk • the UK’s longest-established triathlon retailer Try Active Lewis House, Manvers Street, Bath BA1 1JG 01225 396429, www.tryactive.org • opportunities to get active in your community

ethical shopping • days out • local food • home energy ...and much, much more!

Once again, the cover of this year’s Green Guide to Bristol and Bath is by talented local artist Jenny Urquhart.

Jenny’s paintings often reflect her love of the South West coastline and the British countryside.

She adores her hometown of Bristol and her instantly recognisable cityscapes, featuring hot air balloons and the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge, are a familiar sight locally.

In 2015 Jenny painted two Shaun the Sheep statues, Lambmark Larry and Baa-loon, as part of the Shaun in the City campaign to raise money for charity. You can still buy copies of her print ‘Sheep in London Town’, which she produced for the Shaun in the City Trail, and every penny helps The Grand Appeal to support sick children in Bristol Children’s Hospital.

Jenny has a growing range of limited edition prints, cards, soft furnishings and also undertakes commissions. You can find more than 20 of her best-loved images in her new Bristol colouring book – fun for all ages!

You can buy Jenny’s work in galleries and shops around Bristol or direct from her own website - www.jennysgallery.co.uk

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Bristol APE Project Unit C, The White Factory, 18 Netham Road, St George, Bristol BS59PF 0790 379 8333, www.apeproject.co.uk • non-profit working for young people & families Artrageous Proving House, 21 Sevier St, Bristol BS2 9LB 0117 908 5644, www.childrensscrapstore.co.uk • child-focused arts and crafts shop Barton Hill Settlement 43 Ducie Rd, Bristol BS5 0AX 0117 955 6971, www.bartonhillsettlement.org.uk • community development in Barton Hill Bristol Family Arts Arnolfini and venues around Bristol www.familyartsfestival.com • October: citywide celebration of family creativity Bristol Playbus 0117 955 1561, www.bristolplaybus.org • free play & learning experiences for children 0-15 Bubbahub 20 North Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 1HW www.thebubbahub.co.uk • baby-friendly café: used clothes, toys & equipment Buggy Walks Keynsham Leisure Centre, Temple Road, Keynsham BS31 1HE buggywalk@gmail.com • first & third Tuesday of the month, 10am start Children’s Scrapstore Proving House, 21 Sevier St, Bristol BS2 9LB 0117 908 5644, www.childrensscrapstore.co.uk • improving play opportunities for children Creative Youth Network 20 Old School House, Britannia Road, Kingswood, Bristol BS15 8DB 0117 947 7948, creativeyouthnetwork.org.uk • giving young people chance to unlock potential

Full Circle St Pauls’ Settlement, 74-80 City Road, Bristol BS2 8UH 0117 907 7164, www.fullcircleproject.org.uk • promoting social inclusion & community cohesion The Fostering Foundation 74a Regent Street, Kingswood, Bristol BS15 8JA 0117 967 3744, www.fosteringfoundation.co.uk • The Fostering Foundation provides placements for young people unable to live with their families and require a household that will show resilience, provide support, and nurture and empower them to form positive relationships.

Our website has useful articles on becoming a foster carer which may answer some of your questions.

Heaven on Earth Green Funerals 0117 926 4999, www.heavenonearthfunerals.co.uk • award-winning green, sustainable funeral services Home Start Bristol Unit 11, The Greenway Business Centre, Doncaster Road, Southmead, Bristol, BS10 5PY 0117 950 1170, www.homestartbristol.org.uk • supporting families with a child under five Kids Clubs Bristol www.kidsclubsbristol.co.uk • not-for-profit promoting activities for young people Knowle West Children’s Centre Leinster Avenue, Knowle West, Bristol BS4 1NN 0117 903 0214, ww.knowlewestchildrenscentre.bristol.sch.uk • a unique place for children and families Moodles 208 Gloucester Rd, Bishopston, Bristol BS7 8NU 0117 944 5353, www.moodles.biz • handmade, organic & fair trade childrenswear NCT Bristol 0300 330 0700, www.facebook.com/bristolnct • support to those expecting or with young children

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Youngsters building a den at Dyrham Park ©National Trust/Beth Weston

New Roots Community Allotment Briavels Grove, Ashley, Bristol BS6 5JJ ruthjacobs@blueyonder.co.uk • space for families to learn about seasonal food Oddsox Children’s Shoes 204 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8NU 0117 329 2423, www.oddsoxshoes.co.uk • stress-free kids’ shoe shopping; ages 0-14 The Park Centre Daventry Road, Knowle, Bristol BS4 1DQ 0117 903 9770, www.theparkknowle.org.uk • community centre: education, sport, healthy eating Playfull Toyshop 87 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8AS 0117 944 6767 • sustainable toys; toys to stimulate children The Stripy Owl 138 Church Road, Redfield, Bristol BS5 9HH 0117 955 9484, www.stripyowltoys.com • independent, family-run toy shop

Hitz Bath Pennyquick Park, Newton Road, Bath BA2 1RW www.hitzrugby.com • social inclusion rugby project for young people Mentoring Plus B&NES 117 Newbridge Hill, Bath BA1 3PT 01225 429694, www.mentoringplus.net • mentoring & activities for vulnerable young people My Small World 18 Little Southgate, Bath BA1 1AS 01225 938338, www.mysmallworld.co.uk • sustainable, ethical, hand crafted toys Tuesday’s Child 27 Walcot Street, Bath BA1 5BN 01225 311992, www.tuesdayschildclothing.co.uk • traditional clothes for babies and the little ‘uns Up to Seven 6 Pulteney Bridge, Bath BA2 4AX 01225 422333, www.uptoseven.co.uk • children’s knitwear designed and made in Bath

Bath Baby and Me Book Group Weston Library, Church Street, Weston, Bath BA1 4BU 01225 394041, Miriam_McSorley@bathnes.gov.uk • meet other new parents and discuss books Bath Mums www.bathmums.co.uk • brilliant online resource for local parents Chamomile Kids 1 Combe Road,Combe Down, Bath BA2 5HX www.camomileclothes.vpweb.co.uk • nearly new kids clothing City Trails For All The Family www.visitbath.co.uk/things-to-do/city-trailsfor-all-the-family-p1910063 • series of free, self-guided, kid-friendly walks Ethical Kidz www.ethicalkidz.co.uk • encouraging kids to be creative, healthy & active

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BUSINESS SERV ICES & F INANCE Askew Architects Studio D, 14 Backfields Lane, Bristol BS28QW 0117 9244606, www.askewarchitects.co.uk • community groups, businesses, housing providers The Architecture Centre 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA 0117 922 1540, www.architecturecentre.co.uk • champions better, sustainable buildings & places Avanti Hygiene 179 South Liberty Lane, Bristol BS3 2TN 0117 963 3629, www.avantihygiene.co.uk • supply Vegware, compostable food packaging Avon Organic Group 179 South Liberty Lane, Bristol BS3 2TN www.groworganicbristol.org • promoting organic food and growing since 1984 Bath Building Society 15 Queen Square, Bath BA1 2HN 01225 423271, www.bibs.co.uk • support local charitable & non-profit organisations Brian Wogan Coffee 2 Clement Street, Bristol BS2 9EQ 0117 955 3564, www.wogancoffee.co.uk • fair trade, organic coffees & teas to the food trade Bristol Credit Union 112/114 Cheltenham Road, Bristol BS6 5RW 0117 924 7309, www.bristolcreditunion.org • helping local people borrow & save at fair rates Bristol Fairtrade CREATE Centre, Smeaton Road, Bristol BS1 6XN 0117 922 4916, www.bristolfair trade.org.uk • increasing the awareness of Fairtrade in Bristol Bristol Food Network 3 Burlington Road, Cotham, Bristol BS6 6TJ 0117 317 9176, www.bristolfoodnetwork.org • transforming Bristol into a sustainable food city Bristol Green Capital Partnership 1 Canon’s Road, Bristol, BS1 5TX 0795 762 8223, www.bristolgreencapital.org • making Bristol a low carbon city Bristol Green Hosting Unit 5.3, Paintworks, Bath Rd, Bristol BS4 3EH www.bristolgreenhosting.co.uk • ethical internet services

Bristol Green Publishing Limited 0796 086 7414, www.bristolgreenpublishing.com • print solutions for local, green & ethical businesses. Brochures, programmes, magazines and books: our small, friendly team already produce the Bristol Pound Directory, the Big Green Week programme and the Green Guide to Bristol and Bath. Maybe we can help you too!

Bristol Independents www.bristolindependents.co.uk • supporting & celebrating independent retailers Bristol Pound The Corn Exchange, Corn St, Bristol BS1 1JQ 0117 929 8642, www.bristolpound.org • the city’s own currency, supporting local businesses Bristol Textile Recyclers Victoria Terrace, Bristol BS2 0TD 0117 971 7349, www.btr-ltd.co.uk • helps charities, groups & schools fundraise Bristol Waste Company www.bristolwastecompany.co.uk • Bristol Waste Company is your local recycling, waste collection and street cleansing company.

We are committed to working in partnership with the people of Bristol to help all communities recycle more and throw away less.

For more information visit our website: www.bristolwastecompany.co.uk Bristol Wood Recycling Project 13 Cattle Market Rd, St Philips, Bristol BS1 6QW www.bwrp.org.uk • recycled and reclaimed wood; timber collection

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BUSINESS SERV ICES & F INANCE BrunelOne www.brunelone.com • You Click. We Print. The sister company to BrunelPrint, providing an online platform for you to easily order your business cards, flyers, banners or any other printing. Now, it’s not just easy, it’s environmentally conscious too, as BrunelOne.com is now fully Climate Neutral for all printing and deliveries. www.brunelone.com Brunel Print Hope Road, Bristol BS3 3NZ 0117 300 2223, www. brunelprint.com • Award winning print doesn’t cost the Earth. The only printer in Bristol & Bath to be independently audited and our print certified as Climate Neutral. From Books to Business Cards, Leaflets to Banners, we do it all at NO extra cost! To find out more visit our website www.brunelprint.com Buro Happold Camden Mill, 230 Lower Bristol Rd, Bath BA2 3DQ 01225 320600, www.burohappold.com • sustainable architecture & engineering consultants Churchill Ethical Wealth Management (Clifton) 4 Cecil Road, Clifton, Bristol BS8 3HR www.churchillgreeninvestment.co.uk • independent, ethical financial advice Climate Works Ltd CREATE Centre, Smeaton Road, Bristol BS1 6XN www.climate-works.co.uk • specialist consultancy making sense of energy Collecteco Easton Business Centre, Felix Rd, Bristol BS5 0HE www.collecteco.co.uk • helping businesses reuse and recycle more Content Coms St Nicholas House, 31–34 High Street, Bristol BS1 2AW 0117 315 5281, www.contentcoms.co.uk • B2B consultancy specialising in low carbon technology and energy efficiency

Copyright Magazine Unit 20, The Coach House, 2 Upper York Street, Bristol BS2 8QN www.copyrightmagazine.uk • positive news, grass roots activism, ethical living Dash Bristol 2.02 Merchant Venturers Building, Woodland Road, Bristol BS8 1UB 0117 230 9594, www.dash-bristol.org • Local distribution and delivery by bike courier.

Up to 25% of city centre cargo in Bristol could be transported by cycles. Our vision is to make this a reality, providing an awesome transport service while reducing pollution on our streets.

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Ethex The Old Music Hall, 106-108 Cowley Rd, Oxford OX4 1JE 01865 403304, www.ethex.org.uk • Ethex brings together on one platform the best positive savings and investment opportunities to make it easy to make money do good. You can browse, compare and invest in a range of products from bank accounts and ISAs to equity investments and charity bonds that offer a social and environmental as well as a financial return.

Foodtrade Bristol Spaceworks, Felix Road, Bristol BS5 0HE www.foodtrade.com • find, buy or sell better food Gather Food Tobacco Factory, Raleigh Rd, Bristol BS3 1TF www.gatherfood.co.uk • food waste collection service for businesses

Greensource Solutions 14 Kingsland Trading Estate, St. Philips Rd, Bristol BS2 0JZ www.greensource.co.uk • eco printer cartridges, software, computers & more The Green Stationery Company 114 Walcot St, Bath BA1 5BG 01225 480556, www.greenstat.co.uk • The Green Stationery Company has launched a new product range aimed at making hotels, restaurants and cafés more sustainable. As well as our great range of printable natural menu papers, it features Italian style menu covers made from washable recycled cotton and beautiful outdoor ceramic tables made from volcanic basalt that are guaranteed against wear for 100 years. The online catalogue can be viewed at www.ecogreensupplies.co.uk

BUSINESS SERV ICES & F INANCE Nicholas Pearson Associates 30 Brock Street, Bath BA1 2LN 01225 445548, www.npaconsult.co.uk • environmental planners & landscape architects OpenSpace West One, St. George’s Road, Bristol BS1 5BE 0117 244 6989, www.openspacebristol.co.uk • environmentally friendly event space and café Rathbone Greenbank Investments 10 Queen Square, Bristol BS1 4NT 0117 930 3000, www.rathbonegreenbank.com • ethical, responsible & sustainable investments Resource Futures CREATE Centre, Smeaton Road, Bristol BS1 6XN 0117 930 4355, www.resourcefutures.co.uk • independent environmental consultancy Skanska Aztec West, 240 Park Ave, Bristol BS32 4SY 01454 453200, www.skanska.co.uk • building and investing in sustainable buildings Social Publishing Project 3 Monmouth Place, Bath BA1 2AT 0845 680 4906, www.socialpublishingproject.com • Quids In!, the free financial inclusion magazine The Soil Association South Plaza, Marlborough St, Bristol BS1 3NX 0117 314 5000, www.soilassociation.org • charity campaigning for organic food & farming Southmedia The Greenway Centre, Southmead, Bristol BS10 5PY 0117 329 6134, www.southmedia.co.uk • Bristol’s ethical digital & web agency The Spark Magazine Unit 2.4 Paintworks, Arnos Vale, Bath Road, Bristol BS4 3EH 0117 230 9247, www.bristol247.com/channel/lifestyle/the-spark • the region’s longest-established ethical magazine Synertree Ltd 43 Woodborough St, Easton, Bristol BS5 0JA www.synertree.co.uk • sustainabie engineering consultancy

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Want to get your hands dirty? The Community Farm provides hands-on experience of organic farming through events, away days from work, school visits, workshops and volunteering. Volunteering is an integral part of The Community Farm. Through volunteering you can get first-hand experience of organic growing and take a fresh look at environmental sustainability. If you’d like to volunteer, you can join one of their Community Farmer Days

(one-day volunteer events) or come out to the fields on weekdays on a regular basis. Volunteers have the opportunity to participate in the farm work, share knowledge and gain experience of organic growing.

Children can be surprisingly picky about vegetables. Connecting kids with food growing encourages them to be more adventurous: let them dig and they will eat! Children learn best when they’re having fun. Through spending more time outdoors and interacting with the crops from germination through to harvest they learn to associate food with where it has come from and truly appreciate the journey that food takes to their plates.

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CHARIT Y & VOLUNTARY ORGANISAT IONS 91 Ways www.91ways.org • building a united city through food, recipes & stories Age UK BANES 18 Kingsmead Square, Bath BA1 2AE 01225 466135, www.ageuk.org.uk • support for older people, their families & carers Askew Architects Studio D, 14 Backfields Lane, Bristol BS2 8QW 0117 924 4606, www.askewarchitects.co.uk • architects for charities & community groups Avon Wildlife Trust 32 Jacobs Wells Road, Bristol BS8 1DR 0117 917 7270, www.avonwildlifetrust.org.uk • working to protect wildlife right across the area Bath Area Play Project Odd Down Community Centre, Odins Road, Odd Down, Bath BA2 2TL 01225 832479, www.bapp.org.uk • community play; support for children & families Bath Food Bank The Old School House, St John’s Court, South Parade, Bath BA2 4AF 01225 463549, www.bath.foodbank.org.uk • emergency food for local people in crisis Bath Mind 13 Abbey Church Yard, Bath BA1 1LY 01225 316199, www.bathmind.org.uk • working towards a better life for the mentally ill BCfm Beacon Centre, Russell Town Ave, Bristol BS5 9JH www.bcfmradio.com • award winning community radio station Bristol Charities 17 Augustine’s Parade, Bristol BS1 4UL 0117 930 0301, www.bristolcharities.org.uk • day care and accommodation for older people Bristol North West Food Bank Lawrence Weston Baptist Church, 117-119 Long Cross, Lawrence Weston, Bristol BS11 0LP 0117 923 5343, www.bristolnwfoodbank.org.uk • food packages to families/individuals in crisis

Caring in Bristol Little Bishop Street, St Paul’s, Bristol BS2 9JF 0117 924 4444, www.caringinbristol.co.uk • support for homeless & vulnerable people Citizen’s Advice Bristol 48 Fairfax Street, Bristol BS1 3BL 03444 111444, www.bristolcab.org.uk • free, confidential and impartial advice The Community Farm Denny Lane, Chew Magna BS40 8SZ 01275 295029, www.thecommunityfarm.co.uk • Community-owned social enterprise, growing and selling organic food through a box delivery service.

Our aim is to help people develop a better understanding of where their food comes from, reconnect with the land on which their food is grown, and learn more about sustainable farming.

The Converging World V-Shed, Canons Way, Bristol BS1 5UH 0117 927 7089, www.theconvergingworld.org • supporting environmental & social projects CREATE Centre Smeaton Road, Bristol BS1 6XN 0117 925 0505, www.createbristol.org • environment centre: events, exhibitions & Ecohome East Bristol Food Bank 32 Stapleton Road, Easton, Bristol BS5 0QY 0758 462 5082, www.eastbristol.foodbank.org.uk • food for families and individuals in crisis Fare Share The Old Malthouse, Little Ann St, Bristol BS2 9EB 0117 941 4401, www.faresharesouthwest.org.uk • working to minimise edible food going to waste Food Cycle Bath St Mary’s Catholic Church, Julian Rd, Bath BA1 2SF www.foodcycle.org.uk • using surplus food to feed people in food poverty Food Cycle Bristol Barton Hill Settlement, 43 Ducie Road, Barton Hill, Bristol BS5 0AX www.foodcycle.org.uk • using surplus food to feed people in food poverty

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Free Cakes for Kids www.freecakesbristol.org.uk • free birthday cakes for children Fringe Arts Bath www.fringeartsbath.co.uk • non-profit artist-led organisation run by volunteers Genesis Trust The Old School House, St John’s Court, South Parade, Bath BA2 4AF 01225 463549, www.genesistrust.org.uk • helping homeless and vulnerable people in Bath Greenpeace Bath www.facebook.com/GreenpeaceBath • volunteer group supporting Greenpeace Incredible Edible Bristol www.ediblebristol.org.uk • growing food in Bristol’s underused urban spaces Integrate Bristol www.integratebristol.org.uk • working with & empowering young people Julian House 55 New King Street, Bath BA1 2BN 01225 407711, www.julianhouse.org.uk • support for excluded people in the local area The Julian Trust Julian House, Little Bishop Street, St Pauls, Bristol BS2 9JF 0117 924 4604, www.juliantrust.org.uk • charity providing night shelter for Bristol’s homeless Kebele Community Co-op 14 Robertson Rd, Easton, Bristol BS5 6JZ www.network23.org/kebele • vegan café. bike workshop and radical event space MusicSpace The Southville Centre, Beauley Road, Bristol BS3 1QG 0117 953 1731, www.musicspace.org • music therapy for all ages in Bristol & Bath North Bristol Food Bank 286 Filton Avenue, Horfield, Bristol BS7 0BA 0117 979 1399, www.northbristol.foodbank.org.uk • emergency food for local people in crisis

Re:work 16 Filwood Broadway, Bristol BS4 1JN www.reworkltd.org.uk • charity working with South Bristol communities Refugee Action 43–45 Easton Business Centre, Felix Road, Easton, Bristol BS5 0HE 0117 941 5960, www.refugee-action.org.uk • helping asylum seekers get the help they need The Resurgence Trust Rocksea Farmhouse, St. Mabyn, Bodmin, Cornwall PL30 3BR 01208 841824, www.resurgence.org • The Resurgence Trust is an environmental, educational charity that exists to inform, engage and inspire action for a sustainable future. We publish Resurgence & Ecologist magazine and theecologist.org to share our collective concerns about climate change, social justice and ethical living and to find solutions to the challenges we face. www.resurgence.org Samaritans 37 St Nicholas St, Bristol BS1 1TP 0117 983 1000, www.samaritans.org • Whatever you’re going through, call free on 116 123 South Bristol Youth Orchard Court, Orchard Lane, Bristol BS1 5WS www.southbristolyouth.com • opportunities for young people in South Bristol St Mungo’s Broadway (Bath) Mulberry House & Mews, Weston, Bath BA1 4AB 01225 427644, www.mungosbroadway.org.uk • support for those with mental health needs St Mungo’s Broadway (Bristol) Compass Centre, 1 Jamaica St, Bristol BS2 8JP 0117 944 0581, www.mungosbroadway.org.uk • outreach: hostel accommodation for the homeless Streets Alive 0333 044 5708, www.streetsalive.org.uk • promoting street parties & social inclusion Time is Precious 01373 813457, www.timeisprecious.org • supporting families with children in hospital

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