The Society supports the ‘Temple Greenways’ proposals for pedestrian/cycle routes near the to-be-developed arena site, at the back of Temple Meads station. The proposals are a further element of a series of developments around Temple Meads station.
At their March 2015 meeting, the Planning Committee approved the School’s listed building application for consent to make changes to the interior of the Grade I listed building to expand its intake.
Bristol Central Library Read More »
Avon Fire and Rescue headquarters occupy a large site between Temple Street and Temple Back. To the Society’s regret, the Planning Committee granted this building planning permission on the Planning Officer’s recommendation.
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Tobacco city – a talk by Simon Birch and the Bedminster Tobacco Women group.
Tobacco city, Thurs 5 March 2015 Read More »
1,000 years of a growing city, a talk by Peter Malpass.
Bristol beyond the walls, Thurs 5 Feb 2015 Read More »
A talk by Ian Mock will provide a background to the River Trusts.
Bristol Avon Rivers Trust, Thurs 15 Jan 2015 Read More »
Network Rail is seeking to demolish the Victorian station building at Avonmouth. Most of the original station has long since been demolished and this former booking office is the last part still standing.
Bristol Civic Society is dismayed to learn that a proposal is going to the Cabinet on Tuesday 13th January, which could lead to electronic advertising hoardings in Bristol.
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The site of the former Print Hall in Temple Way is vacant. A proposed scheme would build 270 en suite student rooms with shared catering and amenity spaces
This long derelict eyesore stands on the east side of the Ashley Road and Stokes Croft junction. A developer has applied for planning permission to demolish Westmoreland House and to renovate EW Godwin’s Grade II* listed Carriageworks.
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