Bedminster Green Project News

From Wednesday 23 October, officers from Bristol City Council's Bedminster Green and Whitehouse Street Regeneration teams will be setting up shop in the Bedminster Library of Things on East Street for engagement drop-ins. These sessions [...]

Windmill Hill City Farm has been awarded a grant from the Bristol City Leap’s Community Energy Fund to go towards funding its feasibility study to join the Bedminster heat network. Windmill Hill City Farm is [...]

East Street and the surrounding neighbourhoods have been selected as one of five places in England to join a new £2.5 million National Lottery funded pilot. The funded pilot will secure and revive buildings for [...]

In a bid to reduce the risk of imminent collapse because of tidal pressure on the river wall either side of Langton Street Bridge (Banana Bridge), emergency work started in July 2024 to place more [...]

South Bristol has been selected as the second Liveable Neighbourhood project in Bristol, covering the wards of Bedminster, Southville and Windmill Hill. The project aims to create a better balance between how streets are used [...]

On the weekend of 14 and 15 September, 819 University of Bristol students moved into the newly built Metal Works building on Dalby Avenue, becoming the first official residents of the Bedminster Green regeneration area. [...]

A one-way system is now in place on Hereford Street and Whitehouse Lane up until it’s junction with Philip Street. A further temporary one-way system has been put in place on part of Philip Street [...]

Bristol city centre is set to change in the coming years, with major new housing developments and leisure and retail facilities planned. This will help the city tackle its housing crisis and sustain the vitality [...]

Malago Road and Dalby Avenue reopened to two-way traffic on Friday 9 August. Dalby Avenue and Malago Road are being transformed to make it easier for residents to walk/wheel, cycle and use public transport in [...]