Redfield, Bristol

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Redfield is an area on the east side of Bristol, around Church Road and near to Barton Hill and Lawrence Hill. The area is ethnically diverse, though it once had a reputation for racist political activity. Redfield is one of several areas in Bristol with high unemployment and low incomes. The 2003 Redfield Action Plan by David Wilson Partnership and 2md, commissioned by Bristol East Side Traders and Community at Heart outlines a number of measures to improve social and economic conditions in Redfield and its locale.

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Suburbs of Bristol

City centre & Broadmead · Arnos Vale · Ashley · Ashton Gate · Avonmouth · Barton Hill · Bedminster · Bedminster Down · Bishopston · Bishopsworth · Blaise Hamlet · Bower Ashton · Brentry · Brislington · Broomhill · Cabot · Canon's Marsh · Chester Park · Clifton · Cliftonwood · Coombe Dingle · Cotham · Crew's Hole · Crofts End · Easton · Eastville · Filwood Park · Fishponds · Frome Vale · Golden Hill · Hartcliffe · Headley Park · Henbury · Hengrove · Henleaze · Hillfields · Horfield · Hotwells · Kensington Park · Kingsdown · Knowle · Knowle West · Lawrence Hill · Lawrence Weston · Lockleaze · Lodge Hill · Mayfield Park · Monks Park · Montpelier · Redcliffe · Redfield · Redland · Sea Mills · Shirehampton · Sneyd Park · Southmead · Southville · Speedwell · Spike Island · St Andrews · St Annes · St George · St Pauls · St Philips Marsh · St Werburghs · Stapleton · Stockwood · Stoke Bishop · Stokes Croft · Totterdown · Upper Knowle · Westbury-on-Trym · Westbury Park · Whitchurch · Whitehall · Windmill Hill · Withywood

The following suburbs are in the same urban area but lie in South Gloucestershire
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