Town twinning
Introduction
Bristol has Twinning or Friendship Agreements with the municipalities of the following cities to share international projects and development initiatives.
* Bordeaux in France
* Hannover in Germany
* Oporto in Portugal
* Tbilisi, capital of Georgia
* Puerto Morazan in Nicaragua
* Beira in Mozambique
* Guangzhou in China
We also provide major funding and work closely with Bristol International Twinnings Association.
Twinning in Bristol works as a partnership between Bristol City Council and Bristol International Twinnings Association, and is characterised by a high level of community involvement.
Bristol International Twinnings Association (BITA) is an umbrella group representing and developing the seven voluntary associations or registered charities who manage the community elements. BITA is core funded by Bristol City Council and receives logistical support from the University of the West of England (UWE).
The actual day-to-day work of twinning covers a broad range of initiatives, including economic development, youth and educational links, cultural exchanges, global citizenship and international development programmes.
Twinning contacts
Alix Hughes
BITA Co-ordinator
Bristol International Twinnings Association
HLSS (St. Matthias)
U.W.E.
Bristol BS16 2JP
Tel: +44 (0)117 328 4450
E-mail: Alix.Hughes@uwe.ac.uk
Denise Cheung Parker / Debbie Richards
Twinning Officer
Bristol City Council
Colston 33
33 Colston Avenue
Bristol BS1 4UA
Tel: +44 (0)117 922 3315
E-mail: denise.parker@bristol.gov.uk
Pages in this section
- About twinning
- Bristol and Beira partnership
- Bristol and Bordeaux partnership
- Bristol and Guangzhou partnership
- Bristol and Hannover partnership
- Bristol and Oporto partnership
- Bristol and Puerto Morazan partnership
- Bristol and Tbilisi partnership
- Bristol International Twinnings Association (BITA)
- Twinning Contacts
- What's new on Twinning?
related documents
- Jubilee programme for celebrating 60 years of international friendship between Bristol, Bordeaux and Hannover (pdf, 1673 Kb)
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