Our proposals at a glance
- 260 new homes including 30% affordable housing (managed by Bristol City Council or a housing association) with access off Broomhill Road
- Proposals that focus on nature and landscape quality, with a commitment to an overall increase of 10% biodiversity achieved on and off site
- An integrated '20-minute neighbourhood' where schools; shops; work opportunities; Victory Park and Eastwood Farm, and public transport are within walking distance, helping alleviate air quality and congestion
- New formal and informal play spaces and new pedestrian and cycle routes heading south and north, east and west
- Investment in the local area through the Community Infrastructure Levy
Autumn Grass Cutting
Mon 2nd Oct 2023 at 08:03Grass cutting will be taking place in the next few week at Brislington Meadows. This is part of a two-year rotation plan, with half of each field cut each year. This will maintain structural diversity in the grassland, will control scrub encroachment and will leave winter habitat for invertebrates and slow worms. Cutting is intended to be completed during a period of suitable weather over the autumn or winter.
New concrete barriers installed
Wed 3rd May 2023 at 08:33Following a recent incident, Homes England has installed new concrete blocks on the Broomhill Road and Bonville Road boundary to prevent unauthorised vehicular access onto Brislington Meadows.
Key project milestones
Site acquired
March 2020Main consultation
8 December 2021 to 16 January 2022Review of public feedback and refinement of plans
Early 2022Outline planning application submitted
April 2022Planning appeal submitted
October 2022Outline planning permission granted
17 April 2023Submission of reserved matters application
2024Homes England, in partnership with the appointed developer, intends submit a reserved matters application for the site in 2024. This will determine the detailed design of the homes, community buildings and public spaces.
