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Bristol Post
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Alex Seabrook

Plans unveiled in South Bristol for 2,000 new homes as part of major regeneration project

Plans have been unveiled for 2,000 new homes in Bedminster as part of a major regeneration project. Bristol City Council is consulting the public on a master plan for the area around Whitehouse Street, which could radically change over the next few years.

The area lies on the other side of the railway from Victoria Park, in the north-east edge of Bedminster. The council is hoping to regenerate the brownfield site as part of its bid to build thousands of new homes to cater for Bristol’s rapidly growing population.

Regenerating the area could take 15 years, with the first phase taking between two to five years. While plans were first revealed early last year, many more details have now been published as part of a draft regeneration framework, which will guide how the area develops.

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