Video introduction to the project
Help shape the future of Bedminster
Bristol City Council, in partnership with local landowners the Galliard Apsley Partnership and the Hill Group, are working together to develop a regeneration framework for the area around Whitehouse Street in Bedminster, which will guide change in the area over the next 5-10 years.
Over the last few months, we have commissioned Action Greater Bedminster to gather views from the community to help create a Community Manifesto for the area. The Community Manifesto has now been published and reflects what local people told us they want to see happen in the area as it changes.
The Manifesto will help to inform the development of the regeneration framework and will help guide the future development and regeneration of the area.
The next steps for the project are to develop concepts and options for the area over summer 2021, such as the mix of future uses, and transport and movement options. Notes from a meeting about this can be found here. We’re also running an online survey to get your views on what you would like the area to look and feel like.
Further detail and refinement will then be added before a formal consultation on the framework later in the year. The framework is due to go to Bristol City Council’s Cabinet in early 2022 for approval.
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Over the last few months, we have commissioned Action Greater Bedminster to gather views from the community to help create a Community Manifesto for the area. The Community Manifesto has now been published and reflects what local people told us they want to see happen in the area as it changes.
The Manifesto will help to inform the development of the regeneration framework and will help guide the future development and regeneration of the area.
The next steps for the project are to develop concepts and options for the area over summer 2021, such as the mix of future uses, and transport and movement options. Notes from a meeting about this can be found here. We’re also running an online survey to get your views on what you would like the area to look and feel like.
Further detail and refinement will then be added before a formal consultation on the framework later in the year. The framework is due to go to Bristol City Council’s Cabinet in early 2022 for approval.
Sign up to our mailing list here to keep up to date with the project or get in touch if you have any questions.
Have your say!
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