A major blueprint for the future of housing and development in Bristol has been unveiled.
The blueprint for the future of the city also includes allocating sites for offices, industry and community facilitiesAlmost 35,000 new homes could be built in Bristol by 2040 as part of a major plan for how the city will look in the future.
The plan is set to be approved at a Bristol City Council meeting on 31 October, ahead of public consultation and submission to the Government’s Planning Inspectorate, with a view to it coming into force by spring 2025.Most of the planned 34,650 homes will be built on 'brownfield sites' that have had previous development, such as Broadmead and Western Harbour.
A 'St Paul's green link' walking and cycling route created between Brunswick Square and St Agnes Park
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