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Healthy City Week is a unique initiative, developed by members of Bristol Green Capital Partnership, to celebrate health and wellbeing that doesn’t cost the earth. It ran in 2015, 2016 & 2017 – offering a platform for individuals, organisations and communities to exchange ideas, make new connections and explore the intersections between the health of our citizens and the environmental sustainability of our city.
Healthy City Week is organised by Bristol Green Capital Partnership, with contributors coming from across our membership, and supported by Bristol Health Partners, which brings together the city’s major health institutions.
Healthy City Week will not be taking place in 2018, but understanding the links between health and environmental sustainability remains integral to achieving our vision of a sustainable city with a high quality of life for all. Join up as a member to get more involved in Partnership events & opportunities…
Learn more about Bristol Health Partners and the work of the Health Integration Teams. Scroll down for other related news & opportunities and to catch up on what happened in 2015, 2016 and 2017.
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Round-up of Healthy City Week 2017
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Escaping the bubble – Nature Netwalk at Netham Park
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NHS Forest sites & food for life: How North Bristol NHS Trust promotes sustainable healthcare that doesn’t cost the earth
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How can we solve Bristol’s trickiest health and sustainability problems?
Zoe Trinder-Widdess is Communications Manager at Bristol Health Partners, a strategic collaboration between the city region's major health institutions, covering…
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Working together for cleaner air
Ann O’Driscoll is director of North Bristol SusCom ltd, a group of major employers located in North Bristol, promoting sustainable commuting to…
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