Frome Gateway Regeneration Framework consultation 2023

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Consultation has concluded

Overview

Between 23 October and 4 December 2023, Bristol City Council consulted on proposals to guide and shape the long-term transformation of the land on both sides of the River Frome in St Jude’s. We refer to this area as the Frome Gateway Regeneration Area.


Map showing the Frome Gateway Regeneration area. This shows: The Core Regeneration Area bounded by Newfoundland Way (to the west), Easton Way (to the north), Pennywell Road (to the east), and Wade Street/Houlton Street (to the south). This area will see significant change as land is brought forward for redevelopment. The Regeneration Framework will outline design and development proposals within this area and guide the future delivery of new and improved homers, jobs, public and greenspaces, and infrastructure. The wider area of local context. The area surrounding the core regeneration area will not be subject to these development proposals. However, it is important to consider how any development works with and is connected into the surrounding area.Map of Frome Gateway Regeneration area



The draft Frome Gateway Regeneration Framework sets out a vision for the area to guide future development proposals and investment in the area. The vision proposes that the area changes over time from mostly industrial and warehousing to a residential-led mixed use neighbourhood. We propose that it should include about 1,000 new homes as well as a diverse mix of employment, community spaces and greener, safer streets. A key aspect of the vision for the area is to create a healthy and sustainable place to live that is resilient to a changing climate.

In this consultation, we asked for feedback from as many people and organisations as possible on the draft regeneration framework before a final version is completed.


Have your say

This consultation is now closed.

Each part of the survey included information about the draft regeneration framework, as well as questions. For more detailed information, respondents could refer to:

The following supporting document has influenced the regeneration framework but was not the subject of this consultation.

People could request a paper version or alternative formats of the survey by emailing info@fromegateway.co.uk or by calling 0117 922 4409.


What happens next?

All responses to this consultation will be analysed. The feedback will be used to help develop an updated version of the Frome Gateway Regeneration Framework. A decision on whether to approve the updated regeneration framework will be made by Bristol City Council’s Cabinet in February 2024. In making their decision, the council’s Cabinet will consider the report of consultation responses.

If the regeneration framework is approved, it will become a ‘material consideration’ within the planning system, meaning the council will have to refer to it when deciding on planning applications or commenting on regeneration proposals.

You can find details of forthcoming Full Council meetings and their agendas at democracy.bristol.gov.uk.

Decisions made will be shared at democracy.bristol.gov.uk and on this page.


Overview

Between 23 October and 4 December 2023, Bristol City Council consulted on proposals to guide and shape the long-term transformation of the land on both sides of the River Frome in St Jude’s. We refer to this area as the Frome Gateway Regeneration Area.


Map showing the Frome Gateway Regeneration area. This shows: The Core Regeneration Area bounded by Newfoundland Way (to the west), Easton Way (to the north), Pennywell Road (to the east), and Wade Street/Houlton Street (to the south). This area will see significant change as land is brought forward for redevelopment. The Regeneration Framework will outline design and development proposals within this area and guide the future delivery of new and improved homers, jobs, public and greenspaces, and infrastructure. The wider area of local context. The area surrounding the core regeneration area will not be subject to these development proposals. However, it is important to consider how any development works with and is connected into the surrounding area.Map of Frome Gateway Regeneration area



The draft Frome Gateway Regeneration Framework sets out a vision for the area to guide future development proposals and investment in the area. The vision proposes that the area changes over time from mostly industrial and warehousing to a residential-led mixed use neighbourhood. We propose that it should include about 1,000 new homes as well as a diverse mix of employment, community spaces and greener, safer streets. A key aspect of the vision for the area is to create a healthy and sustainable place to live that is resilient to a changing climate.

In this consultation, we asked for feedback from as many people and organisations as possible on the draft regeneration framework before a final version is completed.


Have your say

This consultation is now closed.

Each part of the survey included information about the draft regeneration framework, as well as questions. For more detailed information, respondents could refer to:

The following supporting document has influenced the regeneration framework but was not the subject of this consultation.

People could request a paper version or alternative formats of the survey by emailing info@fromegateway.co.uk or by calling 0117 922 4409.


What happens next?

All responses to this consultation will be analysed. The feedback will be used to help develop an updated version of the Frome Gateway Regeneration Framework. A decision on whether to approve the updated regeneration framework will be made by Bristol City Council’s Cabinet in February 2024. In making their decision, the council’s Cabinet will consider the report of consultation responses.

If the regeneration framework is approved, it will become a ‘material consideration’ within the planning system, meaning the council will have to refer to it when deciding on planning applications or commenting on regeneration proposals.

You can find details of forthcoming Full Council meetings and their agendas at democracy.bristol.gov.uk.

Decisions made will be shared at democracy.bristol.gov.uk and on this page.