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Report a problem in a park or open space

Problem in a park or open space

Report sick or dead birds in St George Park

Call: Bristol City Council on 0117 922 0000, or
Email: bristolparks@bristol.gov.uk

Grass cutting

To support Bristol’s goal of managing more land for wildlife, some grass areas in parks and streets are being mown less often, with herbicide use also reduced. Find out more about these changes and our approach to managing green spaces for nature at Managing green spaces for nature.

Where's the problem?Play areaPark or green spaceRoadside or roundaboutLand around council owned blocks of flats or sheltered accommodationYou need to tell us where the problem is.