Alan Morris

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.

Bristol Civic Society objects strongly to the proposals for land south of Freestone Road and west of Kingsland Road.

We support proposals for the former Drive Vauxhall and Kawasaki sites on Avon Street Bristol but have concerns about the heights of some buildings.

Bristol Civic Society response to a City Council public consultation on a local development order for Bristol’s heat network.

When the government published a long-awaited consultation on national planning policy, we took the opportunity to respond.

The Society has responded to the latest consultation on the Local Plan Review. This consultation covers only certain themes, not the whole Local Plan, building on the 2018/19 consultations.

Bristol Civic Society has objected strongly to proposals for the former Barts Spices site on the corner of York Road and St Luke’s Road, Bedminster.