‘Access’ is the shared theme in Bristol housing plan and Worcestershire exam drive
A Bristol planning application for an access bridge and Worcestershire Libraries’ study-spaces drive highlight ‘access’ as a common local-services thread.
Bristol City Council’s planning applications weekly list included a request to approve details of the access bridge for the residential-led development on land west of Silbury Road [1]. According to the listed application, the outline permission for the scheme covers affordable homes, commercial and community floorspace, greenspace, footpaths and cycleways, and the request seeks approval for access, with all other matters reserved [1]. In a separate item, the Cotswold Journal reported that Worcestershire Libraries are encouraging students to use their study spaces, free Wi-Fi, computer access and extended opening hours while preparing for exams [2]. Read together, the two items show ‘access’ as a common thread: a physical bridge to a new Bristol housing site, and access to study spaces, free Wi-Fi and computers in Worcestershire [1][2].
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- Bristol City Council planning applications weekly list: Application for Approval of Details Reserved by Condition 29 (Access Bridge) of Permission 21/03166/P - Application for Outline Planning Permission With Some Matters Reserved - for phased residential-led development including affordable homes and commercial/community floorspace (Use Classes E and F.2), amenity green spaces; natural and semi natural greenspace; provision of associated infrastructure including footpaths/cycleways and new vehicular and emergency accesses; and provision of associated engineering and landscaping work including SUDs. Approval sought for access with all other matter reserved.
- Cotswold Journal: Worcestershire libraries help students ace their exams
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