What housing crisis?
Besides any general migration into the city, the biggest factor in the huge demand for new households is in the way we are living. There are just more of us living much longer.
What housing crisis? Read More »
Besides any general migration into the city, the biggest factor in the huge demand for new households is in the way we are living. There are just more of us living much longer.
What housing crisis? Read More »
The Environmental Awards recognise developments in Bristol which make a positive contribution to the local environment. The Bristol Civic Society has selected just four awards for 2014, the lowest number since the scheme started 15 years ago.
Environmental Awards Read More »
For details of the Bristol bridges walk (as featured in Better Bristol 2014), an example of the ‘Seven Bridges of Königsberg’ problem in mathematics.
It makes commercial sense to convert Marlborough House to residential accommodation.
The conversion to residential use would prevent this prominent unlisted building of merit falling into disuse and decay.
Queen Victoria House Read More »
This Grade II listed building has stood empty for some years. The University has applied for listed building consent to enable it to bring the building back into use.
Former Children’s Hospital Read More »
In this well illustrated talk, Alan Bambury looks at the different architectural styles of the buildings, and considers the many different types of monuments and their significance.
Arnos Vale, Wed 10 Dec 2014 Read More »
Change Real Estate, a local development partnership propose to develop the land between Redcliff Street and St Thomas Street to construct 117 flats over commercial floor space.
Redcliffe development Read More »
This year’s Big Event was on a public spaces theme. A panel of experts came together to try to answer questions about Bristol’s streetscape and public spaces, and how we could make them better.
Making Bristol’s streets special, Tues 25 Nov 2014 Read More »
Urban Creation proposes to convert these long empty offices into 80-85 student bedrooms with laundry facilities, common room, bicycle hub and bin store.
Colston Street houses Read More »
The Society fully supports the University’s proposal to create its principal reception area behind the Queen’s Road shop front.
Steve Crawshaw will tell us about the current air quality monitoring network that Bristol City Council operate within the city and the results of this monitoring.
Air quality in Bristol, Wed 8 Oct 2014 Read More »