KWA end of 2025 update

In October we shared that had been successful in its bid to the National Lottery and shared an update on some KWA team changes. https://knowlewestalliance.co.uk/2025/10/02/a-moment-to-pause-kwa-update/ What has been happening since then? The Founders, senior individuals representing Filwood Community Centre, The Park, KW Health Park and KWMC, have been meeting regularly. The Working Group came togetherContinue reading "KWA end of 2025 update"

Job: KWA is seeking a Director

After a successful first five years, Knowle West Alliance has recently secured funding from the National Lottery Community Fund for the next three years. Now is an exciting moment to join the team and make a real impact in the community. If you are passionate about Knowle West, community cohesion, resident-led change-making, food justice andContinue reading "Job: KWA is seeking a Director"

Small Grants Autumn 2025

We are pleased to announce our small grants programme is up and running again, with an exciting new £1000 community arts grant in partnership with RCKa Architects. Thank you, Knowle West, for you patience as we did some important work suring up our small grants programme. We’ve changed the way we do things a bit,Continue reading "Small Grants Autumn 2025"

A moment to pause – KWA update

The last few months have been an evolving one for Knowle West Alliance, most significantly we were delighted to announce that we secured National Lottery Reaching Communities Funding for the next 3 years. This funding will support KWA to continue working alongside the community towards our shared vision; for Knowle West to be a placeContinue reading "A moment to pause – KWA update"

Resident blog – Oliver Woods

I'm Oliver Woods, I live in Filwood having recently moved here from Redcliffe and I've been a wheelchair user for about seven years. Many of you will have met me or seen me around because I've been coming to events and workshops in the area for a few years now, but if you haven't, you'reContinue reading "Resident blog – Oliver Woods"

KWA Small Grants Project: Pollinator Pathways

Contributed by Flora Beverley Flora is a resident who transformed a local alleyway, supported in part by a Knowle West Alliance Small Grant. Find out more, including future volunteer days by following Flora @backtobristol on Instagram. An alleyway between Wingfield Road and St John’s Crescent has been transformed by volunteers to create a space forContinue reading "KWA Small Grants Project: Pollinator Pathways"

Community Engagement event. Rehabilitation Care Centre, Creswicke Road

The rehabilitation care centre on Creswicke Road has been empty for some time.  There is now a plan to refurbish it, redesigning the interior and extending the exterior. Once the refurbishment is complete it will be Homeless Family Accommodation.   Bristol City Council are selling the site at open market value to Places for People. AContinue reading "Community Engagement event. Rehabilitation Care Centre, Creswicke Road"