Alan Morris

We do not like one key feature of the revised proposal for student accommodation north of Freestone Road: it is for four eight/nine-storey buildings as opposed to five five-storey buildings.

Galliard Homes propose to redevelop the former Mecca Bingo Hall and Pure Gym warehouse between St Philip’s Causeway and Lawrence Hill High Street. We cannot support the proposed height of the flats.

We have responded to the City Council’s consultation on initial plans for a Frome Gateway Regeneration Framework.

We support the principle of the redevelopment of the Broadwalk Shopping Centre but we cannot support the current planning application.

We do not support the proposed development on Albert Road which provides 460 student bedrooms and commercial floorspace at ground floor level.

Our comments on the Temple Quarter project, which covers Temple Meads station and its surrounds, and St Philips Marsh, including our concerns about developments near listed buildings.

We support the proposed development at Canningford House with strong reservations about the design above the ground floor.

We object strongly to current proposals for Plot 1, Malago Road. The height of the proposed buildings has been increased since pre-application proposals were put forward.

Our concerns about proposals for 1 Passage Street are unchanged: they require the demolition of a relatively modern building and they have an adverse impact on historic buildings.

Building on our response to the pre-application submission for Temple Quarter Plot 3, we welcome the redevelopment of this site but have some concerns regarding form, materials and impact on views.

Although we support the principle of redeveloping the former Peugeot garage site, we object strongly to a number of aspects of the proposal.