Have your say on the artwork for Arnside’s new benches!
Bristol City Council are carrying out public realm improvements on Arnside Road. A key part of this work is new seating. These will be large granite benches and the Council Read More …
Author: Arnside & Glencoyne Square Regeneration Project
Award for the way we’re working together!
The Arnside and Glencoyne Regeneration Team came runners up in the recent Royal Town Planning Institute – Southwest Branch Awards – for Planning Excellence. The awards celebrate exceptional examples of Read More …
What if communities had the power to create the homes they need? Southmead is already doing it!
Our very own Deana Perry went to speak on a panel event on Monday, which was part of the Bristol Festival of Ideas and looked at the question – What Read More …
A short history of the Arnside and Glencoyne Square Regeneration Project
By Deana Perry & Mike Murch We are old friends and play the characters of Edgar and Rose Meadows in the Southmead Resident, Community led, soap opera Meadows to Meaders. Read More …
My Hopes & Fears for Future
By Trenna Blundell I have lived on Ullswater Road with my family for 16 years and love it. I love the community of Southmead. It is home. Yes there have Read More …
We did it! Southmead submits planning application for community-led regeneration scheme
On Friday September 20th our community submitted the planning application for Phase One of the Southmead Regeneration project. How does a community go from filling out surveys to leading one Read More …
A Local Lettings Policy for Glencoyne Square? You decide.
Do you want to shape how the Regeneration of Glencoyne Square will impact on the community in Southmead? Southmead Development Trust are producing a Local Lettings Policy which enables the Read More …
Big changes: Bristol City Council to do major improvement works to Arnside Road
Big changes: Bristol City Council to do major improvement works to Arnside Road In partnership with Southmead Development Trust and the Regeneration board, Bristol City Council have won £3.6m from Read More …