Neighbourhood Partnerships

In 2008, Bristol introduced Neighbourhood Partnership Areas as a new form of neighbourhood governance across the city.

Each Partnership is made up of two or three electoral wards, and there are fourteen Neighbourhood Partnerships in total.

Neighbourhood Partnerships are well placed to consider local concerns. They bring together local councillors, neighbourhood police teams, community groups and local residents to shape services such as street cleaning, park maintenance, local recycling schemes, minor traffic schemes, highway maintenance, community safety and more.

You can see what is being discussed in your area and get involved at www.myneighbourhoodbristol.com

Neighbourhood Partnership Profiles

Neighbourhood Partnership Statistical Profiles have been compiled for each of these areas, incorporating a range of statistics held by the council. Please note that these indicators are subject to change.

If you have comments or queries on particular datasets within these profiles, please contact the relevant officer as outlined within the profiles themselves. If you have any general comments regarding these profiles, please email: neighbourhood.partnerships@bristol.gov.uk

Avonmouth & Kingsweston (NP01)

Statistical Profile (pdf, 7.9 MB)

MOSAIC Profile (pdf, 0.9 MB)

Henbury & Southmead (NP02)

Statistical Profile (pdf, 8.2 MB)

MOSAIC Profile (pdf, 0.9 MB)

Henleaze, Stoke Bishop & Westbury-on-Trym (NP03)

Statistical Profile (pdf, 8.9 MB)

MOSAIC Profile (pdf, 0.9 MB)

Horfield & Lockleaze (NP04)

Statistical Profile (pdf, 8.5 MB)

MOSAIC Profile (pdf, 0.9 MB)