Bristol flats plan and Gloucester civic walk show two routes to urban change
A Bristol planning step to turn the Cameron Centre into apartments and a Stroud Civic Society walk through Gloucester's recent developments highlight different ways cities in the region confront built-environment change.
Bristol City Council's planning list includes an application to approve details for the redevelopment of the Cameron Centre on Cameron Walk into 37 residential apartments and a flexible non-residential ground floor space, with access from Romney Avenue, Cameron Walk and Gainsborough Square [1]. Separately, Stroud News and Journal reports that Stroud Civic Society is inviting the public to a guided walk around recent developments in Gloucester city centre [2].
Sources
- Bristol City Council planning applications weekly list: Application for approval of details reserved by condition 6 (Details) of permission 23/01731/FB - Re-development of the site to provide 37 residential apartments (Use Class C3) and a flexible (non-residential) ground floor space (Use Classes E, F1 and F2) along with vehicular access from Romney Avenue and pedestrian accesses from Romney Avenue, Cameron Walk and Gainsborough Square along with car parking, landscaping, and associated infrastructure.
- Stroud News and Journal: Stroud Civic Society to lead walk around Gloucester's changing city centre
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