Report on 50th Anniversary Celebrations Around 100 people gathered in the village hall on the evening of Saturday 28th September for a very enjoyable ‘Wine & Cheese Quiz’ which followed the style of the 40th bash in 2009. There was a very jolly and sociable atmosphere throughout the evening (judging by the general …

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Frenchay Preservation Society invite you to the Half Yearly meeting on Thursday 20th June 2019 at 7.30 pm in The Unitarian Chapel, Beckspool Road. Agenda includes: Lime Trees Westbourne Terrace - replacement trees were planted a few years back to mature up and were intended to replace the existing trees by the road …

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Frenchay Preservation Society invite you to The AGM meeting on Thursday 15th November 2018 at 7.30 pm in The Unitarian Chapel, Beckspool Road. To cover: Village Museum - Hugh Whatley will present the plans for the future development of Frenchay Museum and the entrance to Lime Tree Avenue. Developments to Former …

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I was asked over the Christmas period about the sort of things the Frenchay Preservation Society (FPS) does. Whilst I presumed that most people in the village were aware of the role of FPS, I realised that perhaps not everyone knows, so I hope the following helps a little! FPS started in 1969 by a group of Frenchay …

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Frenchay Preservation Society invite you to the Half Year Meeting on Thursday 15th June 2017 at 7.45 pm in The Unitarian Chapel. Beckspool Road. Meet the New Metro Mayor Your new Metro Mayor for the West of England is Tim Bowles and we are delighted he is attending to explain his new role. Works to the A4174 Viaduct …

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FRENCHAY PRESERVATION SOCIETY AGM MEETING 26th November 2015 at the Unitarian Chapel, 7.45 pm. The Environment Agency will be making a presentation on the recent works on the Frome in Frenchay as below: Background to the work of our team – Hydrometry & Telemetry The purpose and importance of Frenchay flume How it …

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Frenchay Preservation Society are delighted to inform residents after a lengthy campaign that South Gloucestershire Council have approved the Village Hall Junction improvement scheme. It is difficult to cross safely at this point so the scheme will have benefits for all residents. We hope in the future to add further …

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