Redfield, Bristol facts for kids
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 Redfield
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| Population | 2,522 |
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| Country | England |
| Sovereign state | United Kingdom |
| Post town | BRISTOL |
| Postcode district | BS |
| Dialling code | 0117 |
| Police | Avon and Somerset |
| Fire | Avon |
| Ambulance | Great Western |
| EU Parliament | South West England |
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Redfield is a friendly neighborhood located in East Bristol, England. It's known for its mix of homes and local shops. The area includes a part of Church Road, a main street, and is close to St George Park, a lovely green space.
Redfield is surrounded by other Bristol neighborhoods. To the south, you'll find Barton Hill and Russell Town. St George is to the east, and Whitehall is to the north. Lawrence Hill is to the west, and Pile Marsh is to the southeast.
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Who Lives in Redfield?
The Redfield area is home to about 2,522 people. Many residents are adults between 35 and 49 years old. The local council, Bristol City Council, looks at Redfield as two smaller areas called "Lower Super Output Areas." These areas help the council understand the community better.
Community Spirit
The people of Redfield are very involved in their community! There's a group called Community at Heart. This group works to make life better for everyone in Redfield and nearby areas like Barton Hill. They help improve social and economic conditions for residents.
Fun and Entertainment
Redfield offers some great places for fun and relaxation:
- Parks: To the east of Redfield is St George Park, a beautiful park with lots of green space. It was designed a long time ago, during the Victorian era. To the south, you can also find Netham Park.
- Redfest: This is a super cool arts and music festival that happens in Redfield! It's run by volunteers from the community. Redfest brings together music, movies, comedy, art, and more for everyone to enjoy. It relies on donations and support from local businesses to make it happen.
Getting Around Redfield
It's easy to travel in and out of Redfield:
- Buses: Many bus routes run frequently from Redfield. You can catch a bus to the city center or to nearby suburbs like Kingswood and Hanham.
- Trains: The Lawrence Hill railway station is close by. From there, you can easily get to other stations in Bristol, including Temple Meads railway station. Temple Meads is a big station where you can catch trains to places all over the country!
- Cycling and Walking Path: The Bristol & Bath Railway Path is a fantastic route for bikes and walkers. It's 13 miles long and connects Bristol and Bath. This path starts just west of Redfield, near Lawrence Hill, and has several entry points close to the area. It's a great way to explore without cars!
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The Hindu Temple, which used to be a Methodist Church in Redfield.
