Bedminster Green delivery partners

Bristol City Council is the lead partner and one of the three landowners. It has brought together a team of people with different expertise from inside and outside the council, to work together to produce the Regeneration Framework for the area and drive forward delivery.

Find out more about the Bristol City Council.

Dandara is constructing the Stafford Yard development. This sits in between East Street and Malago Road, they are developing 316 apartments available for rent, of which 21 are affordable.

Dandara Living is also working with Bristol City Council under a development partnership to develop 339 new homes – a portion of which will be affordable – on the Bristol City Council-owned land surrounding Bedminster Green.

Find out more about Dandara Living.

As a specialist provider of purpose-built student accommodation, Watkin Jones is developing two sites within Bedminster Green.

This includes the former Pring & Hill site, which is next to the Sheene Road Junction, and the new University of Bristol halls of residence, which is being built on the former car park in between Dalby Avenue and Windmill Hill City Farm.

Find out more about Watkin Jones.

London based Galliard Homes is a developer with plenty of experience in residential-led regeneration. Galliard Homes is developing the area in between St Catherine’s Place shopping centre and Dalby Avenue, part of Plot 2 at Bedminster Green.

Find out more about Galliard Homes.

With a number of existing developments in and around Bedminster, Firmstone Developments is developing St Catherine’s Place Shopping Centre as a mix of retail and residential properties. They will also enhance the connection through the precinct between Bedminster station, the Green and East Street.

Find out more about Firmstone Developments.

Platform Places is a social enterprise with a mission to unlock town centre buildings for amazing ideas that help us live affordably, sustainably and together.

They are working with Bristol City Council and local organisations to support community-owned and purpose-driven businesses on East Street.

Find out more about Platform Places.

Action Greater Bedminster is the community partnership for Bedminster and Southville. They work across a number of projects on Bedminster Green to make sure the regeneration meaningfully involves the many existing and new communities that live and work in and around the area.

Find out more about Action Greater Bedminster.

Vattenfall is working across Bristol to deliver the District Heat Network, the infrastructure that will connect the homes of Bedminster Green and beyond to a ready supply of affordable and low-carbon heat.

Find out more about Vattenfall.

Sitting between the Bedminster Green and Whitehouse Lane regeneration projects, Windmill Hill City Farm is working across a number of projects attached to the regeneration which focus on community development and health and wellbeing.

Find out more about Windmill Hill City Farm.

Building Bristol is a service to support local developers who are preparing planning applications so they can also create robust employment and skills plans. Building Bristol is led and supported by Bristol City Council. The strategic direction and work planning are overseen and supported by a board of key partners, including business, education, training, employment support, voluntary sector, trade unions and construction support.

Find out more about Building Bristol.

Ginkgo is an independent public art and cultural producer working with Bristol City Council and the development partners on a site-wide public art strategy for Bedminster Green.

Find out more about Ginkgo Projects.

The Bedminster Green highway improvement elements are being funded by the City Region Sustainable Transport Settlement (CRSTS).

Find out more about HM Government CRSTS.