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Bristol Post
National
Estel Farell Roig

Plans to make city centre a more 'family-friendly, safer, healthier and greener' place

People are being asked for their views on Bristol city centre and how to make it more family-friendly, safer, healthier and greener.

Bristol City Council said that plans to revitalise the centre of the city are set to be developed in the City Centre Development and Delivery Plan. In a statement, Bristol City Council said that people who live in, work in or travel to the city centre are being asked for feedback to guide the initial stages of the plan, which will build on the One City Plan, and the City Centre Framework, adopted in 2020, to set out a vision for our city centre up to 2050.

It said the plan will cover a large area of central Bristol, extending from Marlborough Street and the St James Barton roundabout in the north, to Castle Park in the south, Bond Street South in the east and St Augustine’s Parade in the west.

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