Bristol and Dursley planning registers show wave of post-permission and retrospective applications

Bristol City Council's planning applications weekly list included two separate follow-up applications for the mixed-use redevelopment of the Old Bristol Royal Infirmary site on Marlborough Street [2] [5]. The underlying permission covers the conversion of part of the former hospital building into 62 residential flats, retention and refurbishment of Fripps Chapel for community use, demolition of the remaining buildings and a new part 4, 5 and 6 storey building providing 416 student beds and 123 sq m of ground-floor commercial space [2] [5]. One follow-up application seeks approval of details reserved by condition 18 of permission 19/04331/F, and the second seeks approval of details reserved by condition 18, parts h, i and q, of the same permission [2] [5]. The same weekly list also includes an application for approval of details reserved by condition 2 for a Construction Management Plan for a change of use from Commercial, Business and Service to dwellinghouses at the rear of 11 to 13 Whiteladies Road [1]. Other Bristol entries cover a listed-building variation to replace timber framing and cladding to an oriel at 5 and 6 Sunnyside [4], and an application to remove or vary condition 5 to demolish part of an existing 1.6 m stone boundary wall to provide vehicle access for EV charging points at Basement Flat 101 Hampton Road [6]. Separately, the Gazette Series reported that a retrospective planning application has been submitted for Blades Farm on Ganzell Lane, Woodmancote, Dursley, to regularise equestrian facilities and alterations within an existing barn [3].