Project 1 – Join GCU – 24 May 2021

RADE [Residents Against Dirty Energy] has joined GCU [Gas Communities United] on behalf of the Baggator Nexus in Bristol. RADE and GCU will ensure that Gasometer redevelopment by Temple Meads Station benefits, not harms, the surrounding communities. For more information email contact@radebristol.com

Project 2 – Launch STEM@Baggator – 24 May 2021

STEM@Baggator, a Young Citizen Scientist initiative with the STEM Ambassadors and UWE [the University of the West of England] encourages 8-17 year-olds to see the science behind their lives. RADE will share the data from the Saaf Hava Air Quality project in Easton to find ways to display this information in a meaningful way. For more information email contact@radebristol.com

Project 3 – Complete Saaf Hava Sensor Network – 17 June 2021

Completion of the Saaf Hava network of sensors with the Council of Bristol Mosques. 20+ sites across Easton measuring Particulates, NO2, and Traffic. For more information email contact@radebristol.com

Project 4 – Start Air Pollution Mural – 17 June 2021

A mural depicting the experience of Air Pollution in Bristol from a South Asian Perspective. For more information email contact@radebristol.com

Project 5 – Launch Fox Park Market – Date to be confirmed

RADE is launching Fox Park Arts & Crafts Market with a BAME & Air Pollution theme amongst stallholders and items on sale. For more information email contact@radebristol.com

Project 6 – Adopt Worst First Principal – 17 June 2021

RADE is adopting the principle of ‘Worst First’ across the Baggator Nexus. Concentrating on the Worst First is a well-established way of rationing resources that avoids increasing Privilege when tackling problems like Air Pollution. Explicit in this is the avoidance of displacing a problem from an affluent to a deprived community. For more information email contact@radebristol.com