http://www.3ca.org.uk Roots, rock and rebellion daily 1 2010-01-27T12:30:58Z http://www.3ca.org.uk/archive/1989 No publisher web-005 2010-01-23T10:23:19Z Folder http://www.3ca.org.uk/archive/1988 Under care of Bristol City Council, the concrete partition flooring is supplied and installed No publisher web-005 2010-01-23T10:25:00Z Folder http://www.3ca.org.uk/archive/1987 Comprehensive repair scheme produced by architect Danielle Pacaud No publisher web-005 2010-01-23T10:25:00Z Folder http://www.3ca.org.uk/archive/1986 Bristol City Council begin an extensive study into the full repairs required to bring the Trinity Centre into use No publisher web-005 2010-01-23T10:25:00Z Folder http://www.3ca.org.uk/archive/1985 Bristol City Council takes over ownership of the Trinity Centre No publisher web-005 2010-01-23T10:25:00Z Folder http://www.3ca.org.uk/archive/1984 After much difficulties BCCE goes into liquidation No publisher web-005 2010-01-23T10:25:00Z Folder http://www.3ca.org.uk/archive/1983 Under the management of BCCE, the Trinity Hall houses punk nights and community performances No publisher web-005 2010-01-23T10:25:00Z Folder http://www.3ca.org.uk/archive/1982 The Bristol Caribbean Community Enterprise group (BCCE) leads Trinity into a world of live music, serving audiences from Easton, St Pauls and Old Market No publisher web-005 2010-01-23T10:25:00Z Folder http://www.3ca.org.uk/archive/1981 The Holy Trinity Church is sold to the Bristol Caribbean Community Enterprise group No publisher web-005 2010-01-23T10:25:00Z Folder http://www.3ca.org.uk/archive/1980 Gigs continue to run from the redundant church No publisher web-005 2009-11-25T00:35:00Z Folder