The third in a series of Civic Voice ‘In Conversations’ with the civic movement, this webinar will explore how it will be possible to ‘build better and beautifully’ post COVID-19 when Government thinking will be focused on planning for economic recovery.
Civic Voice webinar: building a better post COVID-19: Wednesday 20th May, 16.00 Read More »
The second in a series of Civic Voice ‘In Conversations’ with the civic movement, this webinar will explore the new book on the housing crisis by Bob Colenutt.
Civic Voice webinar: The reality behind the housing crisis: Thursday 14th May, 12.30 Read More »
The Society does not support Vistry Partnership’s current proposal to redevelop a former railway maintenance depot to build 253 new homes.
Old Rail Depot, Clanage Road Read More »
The Society supports this fifth scheme by Sydney Freed (Holdings) that adopts the Bedminster Green Framework’s recommendations.
Clarke Street car park development Read More »
It is heartening to report on the phoenix arising from the ashes of St. Michael’s! Some three and a half years on from that disastrous fire there is significant new life.
St Michaels – April 2020 update Read More »
After many years of waiting, there now seems to be some momentum towards specific plans for Temple Meads station. Alan Morris reports.
Emerging plans for Temple Meads Station Read More »
Bristol University now has full planning permission to develop the whole of its new Temple Meads Campus.
New Temple Meads Campus: April 2020 update. Read More »
An update on the First Base proposal to redevelop the site of the former Gardiner Haskins Homecentre between Old Bread Street and Straight Street, Old Market.
Former Soapworks Building: April 2020 update Read More »
“Should Bristol become a high rise city?” The conclusion of the three expert speakers at the Bristol Civic Society’s March 5 event was an unambiguous no. Tall buildings are bad for the environment, and bad for happiness.
Expert view on high-rise Bristol Read More »
The Society supports the principle of an outline planning application to build up to 60 residential units and flexible office accommodation at the top of Blackboy Hill.
Land at Home Gardens Redland Hill Read More »
The Society welcomes the Council’s publication of a draft Supplementary Planning Guidance Document on Houses in Multiple Occupation.
Houses in Multiple Occupation Read More »
A second application to demolish the public toilets at Seawalls and replace the building with a café and new toilets meets the Society’s main concern almost completely.
Seawalls cafe and toilets: March 2020 update Read More »
