Countywide housing commission launches as Gloucestershire councils advance sports facilities alongside development
A new Gloucestershire Housing Commission is being set up while Tewkesbury invites bids for developer-funded sports improvements and South Gloucestershire records a discharge of conditions for a Bradley Stoke multi-use games area.
A new countywide Housing Commission has been launched to help shape better housing outcomes for Gloucestershire residents, including improved housing planning, stronger communities and better links between housing, health and wellbeing, Gloucestershire County Council said [1].
South Gloucestershire Council planning records list two separate discharge-of-condition applications tied to planning permission P26/00016/F for the installation of a Multi Use Games Area with associated sports equipment and connecting access paths at land at The Jubilee Centre, Savages Wood Road, Bradley Stoke [3][4].
The sources do not indicate whether the housing commission, the Wheatpieces funding and the Bradley Stoke games area are formally linked.
Sources
- Gloucestershire County Council news: New Housing Commission to help shape better housing outcomes for Gloucestershire residents
- Tewkesbury Borough Council news: Funding available for sports facilities in Wheatpieces
- South Gloucestershire Council planning weekly list: Discharge of condition 4 (LEMP) attached to planning permission P26/00016/F. Installation of a Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) with associated sports equipment, and connecting access paths.
- South Gloucestershire Council planning weekly list: Discharge of condition 3 (General Bio diversity Condition) attached to planning permission P26/00016/F. Installation of a Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) with associated sports equipment, and connecting access paths.
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