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This consultation has now concluded. Information about the project is still available to read below, and results will be published in due course.

Image of Bristol Temple Meads station looking up Station Approach. Bristol & Exeter House is on the right of the image. Parked cars and taxis are outside the old station building in the centre of the image.

Within the full framework document these three areas are most advanced in terms of planning. The majority of these areas are covered by the existing spatial framework and form part of the Bristol Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone. Some of the advanced plans are represented as masterplans in the Development Framework. A funding bid to central government of £94.7m was recently awarded to the Temple Quarter Project to take forward some of the work covered by these areas, particularly around Bristol Temple Meads station, including new and improved station entrances. As a result, some of the proposals are more set but there are opportunities for the public to help shape some of the detail particularly around public spaces.

The three character areas in the Development Framework have been combined for this summary as there are significant crossovers in their purpose and how they relate to each other. Central to this combined area is Bristol Temple Meads Station.


Map of the Temple Quarter Regeneration area. Bristol Temple Meads station is marked in green. To the left, City Gateway is marked in purple. This includes land to the north of the station at the Friary, as well as Station Approach and land to the south next to the Bath Road currently occupied by a Kwik Fit garage. Friary North is marked in pink, and is land to the south west of the station at the Friary and immediately outside the station at Temple Quay. Map showing Temple Meads, City Gateway and the Friary
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Image of Bristol Temple Meads station looking up Station Approach. Bristol & Exeter House is on the right of the image. Parked cars and taxis are outside the old station building in the centre of the image.

Within the full framework document these three areas are most advanced in terms of planning. The majority of these areas are covered by the existing spatial framework and form part of the Bristol Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone. Some of the advanced plans are represented as masterplans in the Development Framework. A funding bid to central government of £94.7m was recently awarded to the Temple Quarter Project to take forward some of the work covered by these areas, particularly around Bristol Temple Meads station, including new and improved station entrances. As a result, some of the proposals are more set but there are opportunities for the public to help shape some of the detail particularly around public spaces.

The three character areas in the Development Framework have been combined for this summary as there are significant crossovers in their purpose and how they relate to each other. Central to this combined area is Bristol Temple Meads Station.


Map of the Temple Quarter Regeneration area. Bristol Temple Meads station is marked in green. To the left, City Gateway is marked in purple. This includes land to the north of the station at the Friary, as well as Station Approach and land to the south next to the Bath Road currently occupied by a Kwik Fit garage. Friary North is marked in pink, and is land to the south west of the station at the Friary and immediately outside the station at Temple Quay. Map showing Temple Meads, City Gateway and the Friary
Click here to view a larger version of the map above in a new tab.

Next page - Our vision for Bristol Temple Meads, City Gateway and Friary North

Back to Temple Quarter consultation homepage