So far over 500 individuals have completed an online or paper survey and over 100 regional and local voluntary organisations have also been engaged representing over 10,000 members in total.

Key groups engaged so far include Bristol City Council officers and councilors, community and voluntary sector organisations, arts and media groups and local residents.

Feedback so far includes that the Centre is "much loved" and "a gateway to the community", with one young person commenting "Trinity saved my life!"

Comments highlighting areas for improvement include "I used to go there but I don’t know what they do now", "The entrance is so confusing I nearly walked out" and "they need to smarten up that car-park".

Other general comments have included vital feedback about the services that are delivered currently including suggestions for future projects and improving the building. Case studies have been developed and will be used in final report.

Initial Findings

• 70% of survey respondents are regular users whilst 30% haven’t ever visited Trinity in the last year or at all.
• An early trend in the survey is the requested need for ‘Event space’ that enables performers, community meetings, theatre space, adult education/training and weddings reception.
• As regards the building strong requests are being made for a fully accessible, heated, building.There is a 13% BME representation (city average) in terms of completing survey.

This initial feedback has been used to create three design options for the Centre - these will be used for the upcoming Stage 2 Consultation, which will take place between 4pm-7pm on the following dates/venues:

The three initial design options (see links below) will be used to provoke discussion and develop a final design that will be used as part of future Centre developments as well as to embark on the first stage of Development works if TCA are successful in their application to Big Lottery Reaching Communities Buildings Fund.

Fink announces “IIUII” (It Isn’t Until It Is) - an album, a 57 date European tour - and a single previewing of the album: Warm Shadow (IIUII).

Fin Greenall has lived a life and a half of hard graft and hard gigging in electronic, acoustic, and pop music. He's honed a sound of Bristolian low-slung groove - with a little beatbox and some Hammond organ soul licks. With 10 albums under his belt, his enthusiasm still bubbles like someone discovering the buzz of musical and cultural engagement for the first time.

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