A campaign for South Glos

Stop The
South Glos
Squeeze

One campaign for every community in our patch.

Hanham · Hanham Abbots · Longwell Green · Barrs Court · Warmley · Parkwall · Cadbury Heath · Bitton · Oldland Common · North Common · Willsbridge · and the wider area

Squeezed streets.
Squeezed services.
Squeezed space.

Our Communities. One Campaign.

Bitton & Oldland Common · Hanham · Longwell Green · Parkwall & Warmley

Squeezed streets.
Squeezed services.
Squeezed space.

A campaign across our four South Glos wards, Bitton & Oldland Common, Hanham, Longwell Green, and Parkwall & Warmley, fighting to protect our green belt, fix our roads, defend our services, and stop housing being forced through without the infrastructure to support it.

4
Wards
Named. Heard.
6
Squeeze Areas
Space · Streets · Services · Buses · Wallets · Voice
30
Day Report-Back Cycle
No politics that disappears.
1
Campaign for Our South Glos
Evidence-led. Community-first.
Our South Glos

Our communities. Held together by the Green Belt between them.

Bitton & Oldland Common. Hanham. Longwell Green. Parkwall & Warmley. Four wards, every community named. Each one different. Each one squeezed in its own way.

The space between them is what stops Our South Glos becoming one big sprawl with one set of clogged roads and one waiting list at the GP.

Our communities →
30-Day Cycle

No more politics that disappears after the leaflet.

Every 30 days we will publish what residents raised, what we did, who we contacted, what changed, and what still needs fighting for.

This is the commitment. Politics that reports back. Not just at election time.

Day 1
Campaign launch
Days 2–8
Communities Tour
Days 9–22
Squeeze Audit
Days 23–28
Squeeze Report compiled
Day 30
First public report back

First Report Back. Coming Soon

Every report will be published openly. We'd rather be honest about what we couldn't fix than quiet about what we tried.

They keep building.
They keep cutting.
We keep waiting.
Not anymore.
The Squeeze Audit

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