The weather was kind to volunteers who formed a small working party to clean Totterdown’s community mosaic that commemorate the medieval friars who created a water storage chamber to pipe water from Pylle Hill down to the Temple area. The clean up was completed just before the heaven’s opened, and[…]
Read moreTRESA was concerned to see the results of Freedom of Information (FOI) requests relating to the unexpected reversal of the decision to refuse the hyperdense development at Broadwalk shopping centre. Given that the decision is affecting our neighbours, and that TRESA has had previous concerns about the process of decision-making[…]
Read moreBristol Civic Society has expressed some important concerns about the arrangements for the temporary school at Spring Street, particularly in relation to the travel arrangements. We have reproduced their comments in full below. 23/01305/F | Demolition of existing buildings located on site. Provide 2no. two storey and 1no. single storey[…]
Read moreTRESA is grateful to Cllr Andrew Varney (Brislington, Liberal Democrat) who shared an update on the tower block building development at Totterdown Bridge. We have reproduced it in full below. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ We recently attended a meeting with Clarion, the owners of the Boatyard, to get an update on their unfinished[…]
Read moreThe presentation slides (with additional points added from the meeting) are attached here.
Read moreMinutes of the TRESA Directors Meeting on Tuesday 11 April 2023 7.30pm at Stevens Crescent Present: Carolyn Jones. Robin Millard, Miranda Walker, Anne Silber, Suzanne Audrey Apologies: Simon Hobeck Minutes of the last meeting Approved. CJ had raised an issue with dates of the two previous meetings which needs to[…]
Read moreTemple Quarter update – May 2023Welcome to our May update on Temple Quarter. In this newsletter you can read the latest information on the Temple Quarter Development Framework, harbour walkway, Grosvenor Hotel and much more. Development Framework endorsed by Cabinet Bristol City Council’s Cabinet endorsed the Bristol Temple Quarter Development Framework on 2[…]
Read moreTRESA was interested to see the comments (reproduced below) in relation to the importance of archeology in the Mead Street area. _________________________________ Comments for Planning Application 21/06878/FAddress: Land At Corner Of York Road And St Lukes Road Bedminster Bristol BS3 4ADProposal: Mixed-use redevelopment including 221 residential (C3) units and 651[…]
Read moreAn update from My Wild Bedminster is reproduced below. Lots of interesting and inspiring information! _______________________________________________________________________________________ Even Greater Greater Bedminster? Given the number of agreed planning proposals, the population of BS3 (roughly Bedminster, Southville and Windmill Hill wards) is due to expand by about 44% over the next decade or[…]
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