Bristol City Council has requested that the Civic Society host the Purcell report – ‘Ashton Court – Towards A Sustainable Future’. The report is available in this post.
Launch of Purcell report – ‘Towards A Sustainable Future’ Read More »
On 11th April a group of thirty members of Bristol Civic Society were invited to tour the Bottle Yard Studios.
Visit to Bottle Yard Studios Read More »
Bristol Council has been consulting on proposed changes to the Local Plan policies. The Society has responded to the second round of consultation.
Local Plan Review: second consultation Read More »
On 15th May the Bristol Civic Society and the University of the West of England’s Centre for Transport and Society held a well-attended event that focused on future possibilities for electric cars and transport on demand.
Future travel choices event slides Read More »
Bristol University new campus residential accommodation in Temple Island is disappointing.
Temple Island residential proposals Read More »
Cubex, who have redeveloped Finzel’s Reach, have applied for planning consent to demolish and redevelop the former Fire Service HQ building on the south side of Counterslip.
Former Fire Station: update Read More »
The JLTP was out to consultation in February/March 2019. It covers similar ground to the recently consulted Bristol Transport Strategy, but covering the wider West of England area.
Joint Local Transport Plan Read More »
The Society strongly supports this massive redevelopment of former industrial land that runs from the Avon Street Bridge east to the St. Philip’s Causeway along the north bank of the Feeder Canal.
Silverthorne Lane, St Philips Read More »
An imaginative proposal to convert a fine Edwardian building at the junction of Woodland Road and Park Row into a café gets Civic Society support.
A convenient development Read More »
The Planning Application Group takes a balanced view of the conversion of commercial buildings for residential use.
A balanced approach to commercial and residential development Read More »
Report of a very well-attended event on 20th March at Broadmead Baptist Church, including the four presentations in PDF format.
What’s happening with transport in Bristol in 2019 Read More »
A Planning Committee has refused the BRI’s planning application for a multi-storey car park.
BRI car park: March update Read More »
