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Bristol Post
Bristol Post
National
Tristan Cork

Minister overturns Caravan Club move plan because of 'risk to life'

Bristol's popular caravan club face an uncertain future after a Government minister overturned their planning permission to move to the banks of the River Avon - because he said he was worried people could die if it floods.

The Bristol Caravan Club is being moved off its site at Baltic Wharf on the harbourside close to the Cottage pub, because the city council have plans to build apartments there.

The Caravan Club had struck a deal to move to the old police dog and horse training centre on the other side of the Cumberland Basin at Clanage Road, between Ashton Court and the River Avon - but the move has been mired in planning controversy.

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