Silbury Road bridge details filed with council as Homes England publishes spending return
A planning application for the access bridge at Bristol's Silbury Road housing scheme has been submitted to the city council, while Homes England has released its latest spending data, giving residents two separate public records of housing activity.
An application to approve the access bridge reserved under Condition 29 of outline permission 21/03166/P has been submitted for land west of Silbury Road, Bristol [1]. The outline permission for the site allows a phased residential-led development with affordable homes, commercial and community floorspace, open space, footpaths, cycleways, new vehicle and emergency accesses, and sustainable drainage [1]. The Silbury Road application and the Homes England data are both published records that allow public scrutiny of different stages of housing delivery [1][2].
Sources
- 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.
- Homes England: Transparency data: Homes England spend for transactions over £25,000
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