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Low Carbon Bristol: Bristol Ecohome
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Low Carbon Bristol
Bristol is one of the UK’s leading cities for sustainable development and home to leading environmental and ethical organisations such as the Soil Association, Triodos Bank and Sustrans.
Food and drink is extremely important and many venues pride themselves on offering a locally sourced menu. Venues such as Watershed are acknowledged for their commitment to high-quality, freshly prepared food using seasonal, local produce. Annual citywide festival Food Connections brings the artisan and slow food revolution to the public through pop-up restaurants, talks and workshops.
Bristol has over 450 beautiful parks and green spaces – proportionally more than any other UK city. This means your delegates are never far away from somewhere to stretch their legs and grab some fresh air. It’s also surrounded by the beautiful countryside of South Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds to the north and North Somerset and the Mendips to the south, with country house hotels, castles and wildlife attractions for events.
Bristol Green Capital Partnership
During 2015, Bristol was European Green Capital – the first UK city to be awarded this prestigious title. An exciting engagement programme for the public was developed, as well as business-led events exploring sustainability and the environment, to share ideas on developing a green future.
Bristol continues to wave the flag for all things green with lots of environmentally minded events and eye-opening tours and talks year-round. We’re widely recognised as the leading Fair Trade city in the UK and home to other inspiring initiatives such as community food growing movement Incredible Edible.
Venues
The city’s venues understand the impact of their business upon the environment and many venues are accredited through programmes such as the Green Tourism Business Scheme (GTBS). Accredited venues include gold award winners Radisson Blu, We The Curious, Mercure Holland House Hotel and the Create Centre. The famous BBC Natural History Unit is also based in Bristol, as is Wildscreen Festival, the world’s largest wildlife and environmental film festival.
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Green Highlights
- Winners of the European Green Capital Award (2015). The only UK city to win this prestigious award, Bristol is focussed on sustainable practices, well-being and protecting the environment.
- City to Sea began in Bristol
- Silver Sustainable Food City – Currently Going for Gold!
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Going for Gold: Take action to change food in Bristol for good
Going for Gold is a Bristol-wide bid to be recognised as a Gold Sustainable Food City. Sustainable Food Cities is a national programme that celebrates and supports communities that are making positive changes to their food system. As one of the first three cities to achieve Silver status, Bristol has already shown that it has the motivation to make Good Food part of the city’s identity. Now, individuals, organisations and policy makers are joining together to make big and lasting improvements across six key Food Action Areas. Visit www.goingforgoldbristol.co.uk to find out how you and your organisation can play a part in this major leap towards making food that is good for people, the planet and the city accessible to everyone.
Who’s here?
- EDF Energy
- Fraser Nash
- Boccard
- Babcock
- DNV GL
- Ecotricity
- Pure Planet
- Bristol Energy
- OVO
- Regen SW
- AECOM
- Skanska
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Industry Events
Festival of Nature
Festival of sustainable business
Bristol Food Connections
Wildscreen Festival
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Ashton Gate Stadium
South Bristol
Ashton Gate Stadium is the home of Bristol City Football Club and Bristol Bears and has undergone a £45 million transformation into a state-of-the-art 27,000 capacity stadium including new conference facilities.
We The Curious Conferencing
Central Bristol
Set on Bristol’s historic Harbourside, We The Curious is one of the most prestigious corporate event venues in the South West.
The Bristol - a Doyle Collection hotel
Harbourside
The Meetings & Events Centre features 9 luxurious and well-appointed rooms which can cater for 4 up to 500 people.
Mercure Bristol Grand Hotel Conferencing
Central Bristol
An elegant and spacious hotel in the heart of the city.
The Clifton Pavilion, Bristol Zoo Gardens - Christmas Parties
Clifton
Enjoy the warm hospitality here at The Clifton Pavilion with an event filled with fabulous food and great memories! For parties of 70 or above book now to enjoy a private lunch or evening party with your guests.
The Hide at Bristol Zoo Gardens
Clifton
Looking for a relaxed, informal, fun venue? Whatever the occasion look no further than The Hide Restaurant at Bristol Zoo Gardens. Guests will enjoy a stroll along the terrace, taking in the sights and sounds of the Zoo on the way down to The Hide.
Arnos Vale Cemetery
Central Bristol
Arnos Vale mixes Victorian Architecture with modern facilities, set in 45 acres of woodland in the city centre. With venues seating 10-100 guests, award winning catering and free parking Arnos Vale is a unique Bristol Venue.
Create Centre
Central Bristol
Create a unique landmark on the city's skyline, is Bristol's vibrant environmental centre and conference venue.
Aldwick Estate
Redhill
Flexible space in the Somerset countryside, perfect for conferences, product launches, exhibitions and trade fairs. Also offering vineyard tours/wine sampling & teambuilding activities. Good transportation links to Bristol and beyond.
Mercure Bristol Holland House Hotel
Central Bristol
A 4 star luxury hotel offering state of the art conference and meeting facilities.
Berwick Lodge
M4/M5 Corridor
The perfect location for conferences, corporate and private events with its own private conference facility and ample free parking.
Radisson Blu Bristol
Central Bristol
At the Radisson Blu Bristol they have a dedicated conference floor with 4 conference rooms and can cater for up to 120 delegates in a theatre style. Each room has individual climate control and free wifi internet access for all delegates.
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