BRIZ
The free community newsletter for all things Brislington
BRIZ is a twelve page physical newsletter, developed by the BRIZ volunteer editorial team. The content is about all things Brislington, touching on local curiosity, local actions, local groups, local creativity, and local happenings.
The newsletter it led by Bricks, with the support and contributions from local residents, either through content contribution, editorial support, and distribution planning and actioning. There are also spaces for local organisations and businesses to advertise their services in the newsletter for an affordable rate.
BRIZ is currently on pause while we take time to reflect and plan its future.
We’re running a short survey to help shape what BRIZ could become next – it takes less than a minute to complete, and your input would be really valuable.
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Donate to help BRIZ gather some funds to continue
Text BRIZ followed by your donation amount for a one off payment to 70580. Examples: “BRIZ 10” to donate £10.
Texts will cost the donation amount & one standard network rate message, and will opt you in to hear updates from us. If you would like to donate but don’t want to opt in to future updates, please text “BRIZNOINFO 10” to donate £10.
Donations will go towards future issues. If future issues do not continue they will go to future community projects. Thank you.
Distribution
Do you think you could help distribute the newsletter?
After printing, we have individuals who volunteer their time to help distribute the newsletter to the streets in the LSOAs. This is extremely valuable and helps reach the intended audience for the newsletter. If you can help, email us at briz@bricksbristol.org
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Download the list of streets we deliver to
The newsletter is distributed into houses in Lower layer Super Output Areas (LSOAs) in Brislington. At this point we aren’t able to print or distribute into every house in Brislington, however you can contact us to pick one up, or visit St Anne’s House, local community spaces, i.e. libraries and churches for a copy.
