Plans to transform Bristol’s Temple Quarter have received a £95m government funding boost which could create thousands of homes and jobs.
The city’s biggest-ever regeneration project is centred around its central enterprise zone and Temple Meads railway station, with further proposals to develop land in the industrial inner suburb of St Philip’s Marsh.
A partnership involving the West of England Combined Authority (Weca), Bristol City Council, Network Rail and Homes England is behind the scheme.
