What it is, current projects and the One City Plan.
Bristol One City
The Bristol City Office encourages partners from across the city to come together and contribute to the immediate and long term challenges facing Bristol.
The City Office created the Bristol One City Plan that describes where the city wants to be by 2050 and how city partners can work together to create a fair, healthy and sustainable city.
The One City Plan has six themed aims and supporting boards working together to deliver on projects that will improve Bristol with culture as a cross cutting theme:
- Children and young people
- Economy and skills
- Environment
- Health and wellbeing
- Homes and communities
- Transport
Bristol One City Approach
By city partners working together, the One City Approach encourages collaboration across sectors. By working on shared goals, across sectors we aim to reduce inequalities in society.
The Bristol City Office helps people get involved in the One City Approach.
Visit the Bristol One City website to find out about the One City Plan and Dashboard, One City strategies, alignment with UN Sustainable Development goals and ways to get involved.
Bristol One City gathering
Date: 17 June 2026
Time: 8:45am
Venue: Bristol City Hall
Workshops
- Designing a future circular economy for Bristol
- Closing the gap: pay equity in Bristol's workplaces
- No young person left behind: a One City response to NEET
- Community economists: putting lived experience at the heart of change
- Power of place: building economic equity neighbourhood by neighbourhood
Agenda
- 8:45am - Arrival and registration
- 9:15am - Welcome
- 9:25am - Economic inequality in the city and region, the Brunel Centre
- 9:50am - workshop session 1
- 10:45am - Keynote speech
- 11:15am - Interval
- 11:45am - Workshop session 2
- 12:40am - Updates from the last City Gathering
- 12:45am - Final feedback from workshops
- 13:10am - Closing remarks
Keynote speaker
Andy Haldane CBE: economist and former Bank of England Chief Economist focusing on inclusive economic growth.
Host
Samir Savant: CEO of St George's Bristol with extensive leadership experience in the arts and cultural sector.
