Alan Morris

The final draft of Bristol’s Local Plan was approved in late October and it is out to consultation until Friday 26 January.

We welcome the attention given to achieving good design outlined in the concept for this proposal and we are supportive of the self-build approach.

We object to this planning application for residential dwellings which involves the loss of employment land.

We offer qualified support for the proposed new health hub and pharmacy at ground floor level with co-living studio flats on the upper floors.

Bristol Civic Society objects to the proposed development on Wapping Wharf North.

The Civic Society has expressed concerns about the loss of employment opportunities in this part of Bristol.

The Civic Society supports the submission made by the Old Market Community Association for the Premier Business Park, Sussex Street, Bristol.

We address five questions that are central to the success of the City Centre Development and Delivery Plan.

We have strongly objected to the planning application for the redevelopment of the Premier Inn, The Haymarket, which is now with Bristol City Council.

We broadly welcome proposals for Three Six Zero, Marlborough Street, including the change of use from office use to student accommodation.

The proposals for this site would add to the ever-increasing accumulation of tall buildings in the city which is eroding Bristol’s very special urban character.