Whitehouse Street Project News

In May, Vattenfall hosted a community heat workshop to support applications to the Community Energy Fund, in collaboration with Bristol City Leap and Bristol Energy Network. As part of the Bristol City Leap partnership, the [...]

As part of their BS3 Beyond 2025 series, Action Greater Bedminster are hosting an event for residents and businesses to find out more about the Bedminster Heat Network. Vattenfall, the heat network partner for Bristol [...]

Bristol City Council has started initial work for the South Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood pilot, which will consider the BS3 area, including Southville, Windmill Hill and Bedminster. The project team will work with local communities to [...]

Staff and students from Oasis Academy Temple Quarter were thrilled to start 2024 in their new temporary school building on Spring Street, which is part of the Whitehouse Street regeneration area. The academy opened in [...]

Bristol City Leap has £1.5 million to support local community organisations to deliver energy projects over the next five years through grants of between £1,000 and £50,000 and 0% interest loans. Bristol City Leap Community [...]

Three temporary buildings will be constructed on the site comprising classrooms, staff offices and a dining hall and kitchen.

In recognition of the changing nature of our high streets, Bristol City Council has been working with the High Streets Task Force and local organisations

Following Cabinet endorsement of the Whitehouse Street Regeneration Framework, Councillor Tom Renhard has written a guest piece...