The Society is generally supportive of the redevelopment of this site for residential purposes together with open space, landscaping, parking and associated development. However there are concerns over its height and impact of over neighbouring premises.
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Gordon Young’s Clifton walks have proved very popular and he is continuing them into the autumn. Each walk is focused on commemorative plaques, with Walks I and III in Clifton, and Walk II descending to Hotwells.
Autumn Clifton walks: 25th Sept to 23rd Oct 2021 Read More »
On 23rd August, a blue plaque was unveiled at 41 Westbury Road, Westbury-on-Trym celebrating Hungarian-born polymer scientist Professor Andrew Keller FRS, who lived there for more than 30 years.
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At this visit to Ashton Court Deer Park, Head Ranger Mark Cox will talk about the Park.
Visit to Ashton Court Deer Park: 22nd Sept 2021 Read More »
Artspace Lifespace and The Friends of Ashton Court Mansion will host a visit to the Mansion by members of the Civic Society. Society members will visit the normally out of bounds first floor.
Visit to Ashton Court Mansion: 14th Sept 2021 Read More »
The Society is starting work on a campaign to make sure that the Society’s point of view is heard loud and clear in the forthcoming consultations on the future of Western Harbour.
A visit to St Michael on the Mount Without, now restored following the fire in 2016 that destroyed the roof and much of the interior. Its owner and restorer Norman Routledge will host the visit.
Visit to St Michael on the Mount Without: 9th Sept 2021 Read More »
The Society has commented on the South Gloucestershire Council proposal to improve the layout of five junctions on the A4174 Ring Road between the Lyde Green and Kingsfield roundabouts.
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The Bristol Civic Society Summer Social event, which was cancelled in 2020, is back. It will be held this year at The Observatory.
Bristol Civic Society Social: 17th August 2021 Read More »
An open zoom meeting on the future of Western Harbour to help form the Society’s position on this major development.
What makes Western Harbour special? 11th Aug 2021 Read More »
The proposal comprises demolition and rebuilding of 34 Old Market Street plus demolition of the three residential blocks to the rear and construction of a new residential block. 15 residential units will be created.
The Society objects to proposals for the land bounded by Redcliff Street, St Thomas Street and Three Queens Lane, Redcliffe. Of particular concern is the building proposed at the corner of Three Queens Lane and Redcliff Street.
