Cameron Centre flats and Badminton office scheme advance as post-permission paperwork

Bristol City Council's weekly planning list includes an application to approve details reserved by condition 6 of permission 23/01731/FB for the Cameron Centre in Cameron Walk [1]. The scheme is described as a redevelopment providing 37 residential apartments and a flexible non-residential ground floor, with vehicle and pedestrian access from Romney Avenue, Cameron Walk and Gainsborough Square [1]. South Gloucestershire Council's planning weekly list includes a request to discharge conditions 3 and 7 attached to permission P22/06976/F for the Old Beer Store in Badminton; that proposal involved a single-storey rear extension and first-floor walkway bridge to change the use of buildings to offices [2]. The two planning notices also share use-class language: the Cameron Centre scheme includes residential Class C3 and ground-floor Classes E, F1 and F2, while the Old Beer Store scheme would create Class E office space [1][2]. Both planning items are follow-on steps after earlier permissions rather than fresh applications for the development itself [1][2].