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Barton Fields Trust Barton Fields Trust manage ‘Barton Fields’. The field serves the Community and Barton Hill RFC i

25/09/2026

Well at last the new play area is OPEN!
Feel free to have a look and if you have any feedback from your children then please mention it on our page.

Yes!! Whooopy! Hurray! great news!
Please play on the equipment!!

20/09/2026

Play area update.
In reply to a message which strangely I can’t find now (sorry) the new play area is due to be completed this week.
It has been a great shame it has taken so long and throughout the long summer holidays. I think the long delays were about parts. I’m sure the wait will be worth it.
Let’s hope so anyway!
Our thanks to the council and everyone else involved in making this happen.
Here’s to years of fun and enjoyment using this lovely new play area.

RECRUITMENT |Barts are on the lookout for new players for the 26/27 season. After finishing 2nd in the league and making...
21/07/2026

RECRUITMENT |

Barts are on the lookout for new players for the 26/27 season.

After finishing 2nd in the league and making a second successive cup final, we look to build and make our squad even stronger.

If you join you’ll have access to -

* Highly experienced coaches
* Free rugby for your first season
* Players gym with high quality equipment
* VX3 kit packages
* a lively after match atmosphere with regular club socials
* Trained physio with midweek assessments if required

Preseason starts 2nd July then every Tuesday and Thursday thereafter.

If you’re interest in a chat give us a shout through socials.

⚪️🔴⚫️ UTBs

📸-John White Media

17/06/2026

News Update
The long awaited New Play Area is on its way thankfully. It is hoped work will start on the 24th June. It is part of the plan to have it completed by the start of the Summer holidays. Great news indeed.
Our thanks go to Bristol City Council and to the persistence of Sarah Rogers!

01/06/2026

Important Notice.

Barton Fields Trust’s AGM will be held:
At: The Club House, Duncombe Lane.
On: Monday 22nd June 2026
At: 6pm

There will be an item on the Agenda for Public Participation.
So if have something to say to the Trust or have an idea to put forward - now is the time to speak up!

Mike Bond
Chair - Barton Fields Trust

22/05/2026

Field Update.

1. New Play Area, which will be on the same footprint as the old one and will include 2 zip wires and seating is expected to be completed in August/September time.
We hope!!

2. The New Playzone, ( a court with 3G surface funded by the FA) is still waiting for planning but it is hoped to be started August/September time.
We hope!!

The Clubhouse Extension.
This includes a car park extension ( planning granted).
The building is still waiting for sign offs by planning could happen between August and November. This will also provide a Cafe for the Field!
We hope!!

Lots happening making the fields even more community friendly and enjoyable.

Mike Bond
Chair - Barton Fields Trust

21/05/2026

New findings from the Landscape Institute show that 9 in 10 people want greener neighbourhoods.

The results highlight that people value biodiversity, air quality, recreation and community connection, and feel that green space must not be seen as an afterthought or an optional extra in new developments.

🏘️ 90% of people say green features between buildings and pavements are important

🌳 89% say access to communal green spaces matters when choosing a home

🐝83% say nature conservation is important in housing development

We firmly believe that all new developments must incorporate high-quality and accessible green spaces to support local communities. Green spaces are essential to our physical health, mental wellbeing and ability to socialise, and should be seen as essential pieces of infrastructure.

MAJOR AWARD FOR OUR LITTLE CAFE The Lord Mayor of Bristol’s medal is awarded to Bristol’s unsung heroes who serve the pe...
16/05/2026

MAJOR AWARD FOR OUR LITTLE CAFE

The Lord Mayor of Bristol’s medal is awarded to Bristol’s unsung heroes who serve the people of Bristol through voluntary and community work or charitable acts of work. This year Barton Hill Rugby Football Club Charity Café was selected as a recipient. The café was nominated by Councillor Kelvin Blake and Councillor Ellie King with supporting statements from children’s parents who have been helped and café members.

The Medal was presented at a ceremony at City Hall, College Green and the four lead volunteers accepted the honour on behalf of the café.

The Lord Mayor said ‘The Barton Hill Rugby Football Club Charity Café team have provided exceptional voluntary service.’ ‘Their fundraising, over £134,000 to date, has enabled the purchase of specialist wheelchairs and disability equipment for children and young adults, transforming lives locally and beyond.’

We are all proud being recognised for this award and our café is very unique. All the volunteer pull together to make it the success it is. It is an excellent team of people and we are lucky to have such a committed and charming bunch. So congratulations to all the volunteers - Kimmy, Paul, Raffle Chris, Natalia, Nicky G, Sandy, Shirley Worley, Jeanette, Sue, Dave, Shirley Martin, Veronica, Lisa, Brother Chris, Nicky, Paulo, Disco Dancing Bob, Mandy, Elizabeth, Nikki and Denis.

26/02/2026

Litter picking on the field this Sunday 930 at club then out in field at 10am.
We need your help?

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C/O Barton Hill Old Boys RFC
Bristol
BS151NS

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