People across Bristol are being urged to help shape the next step of a massive regeneration project that will see a new suburb of the city created and the transformation of Temple Meads station. The Temple Quarter project takes another step forward today (Tuesday, January 10) with the first look at the masterplan for all six of the ‘zones’ that form part of the billion-pound regeneration of the area around Temple Meads station and into St Philip’s Marsh and The Dings.
Some 10,000 new homes will eventually be built, and the mayor of Bristol Marvin Rees - who said the project will take a decade or more to complete - said he wants people to shape the way the regeneration happens to ensure it is ‘of Bristol and shaped by Bristolians’.
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