Adam Postans

Bristol

Local Democracy Reporter at Bristol Post

Journalist at Freelance

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Plans for 421 student beds in South Gloucestershire approved

4 days ago | gazetteseries.co.uk | Adam Postans

A CGI of how the new student accommodation at UWE's Frenchay Campus will look. Image: Stride Treglown/UWE PLANS for 421 student beds at a university campus in South Gloucestershire have been given the go-ahead despite concerns about parking in nearby streets.
Aldi plans at former Cineworld in Yate set to be approved

6 days ago | gazetteseries.co.uk | Adam Postans

How the Aldi at Riverside Retail Park in Yate would look (Image Aldi/Kendall Kingscott, free to use by all partners) PLANS to turn a former cinema into an Aldi supermarket that have divided a South Gloucestershire town are set to be approved. Councillors are being recommended to grant permission for the change of use of the Cineworld site, which shut last October, at Riverside Retail Park next to Yate town centre.
Plans for 421 UWE student beds approved despite parking fears

6 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Adam Postans

Councillors voiced concerns about on-street parking issues for residentsPlans for 421 student beds at the University of the West of England’s Frenchay Campus have been given the go-ahead despite concerns about parking in nearby streets. South Gloucestershire Council's strategic sites delivery committee granted permission for a pair of six-storey blocks at the site in Coldharbour Lane, Stoke Gifford.
Plans for new Aldi store at former cinema set to be approved

6 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Adam Postans

South Gloucestershire Council officers are recommending granting permissionPlans to turn a former cinema into an Aldi supermarket that have divided a South Gloucestershire town are set to be approved. Councillors are being recommended to grant permission for the change of use of the Cineworld site, which shut last October, at Riverside Retail Park next to Yate town centre.
The Bull Inn demolition rejected

1 week ago | bristol247.com | Adam Postans

‘Ridiculous’ plans to bulldoze an historic Bristol pub and replace it with a block of flats have been refused following huge local opposition. Developers wanted to demolish The Bull Inn in Crews Hole and build a three-storey block with nine apartments. But government planning inspectors have rejected the proposals after ruling that the loss of the pub had not been justified and that the scheme would harm the Avon Valley Conservation Area.
Plans to bulldoze historic pub refused after huge local opposition

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Adam Postans

Bristol City Council had tried to close The Bull Inn‘Ridiculous’ plans to bulldoze an historic Bristol pub and replace it with a block of flats have been refused following huge local opposition. Developers wanted to demolish The Bull Inn in Crews Hole and build a three-storey block with nine apartments. But government planning inspectors have rejected the proposals after ruling that the loss of the pub had not been justified and that the scheme would harm the Avon Valley Conservation Area.
'Ridiculous' plans to bulldoze historic Bristol pub for flats refused

1 week ago | bristolworld.com | Adam Postans

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! now‘Ridiculous’ plans to bulldoze an historic Bristol pub and replace it with a block of flats have been refused following huge local opposition. Developers wanted to demolish The Bull Inn in Crews Hole and build a three-storey block with nine apartments.
Developers seek planning permission to finish Bristol's tallest unfinished building

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Adam Postans

The 15-storey block will have 100 per cent affordable homesDevelopers behind Bristol’s tallest unfinished building hope to finally complete the work under new plans. Each week Bristol City Council receives dozens of planning applications seeking permission for a whole range of developments. Over the past seven days, those applications also included acoustic upgrades to a Grade I-listed University of Bristol building and trees to be felled to make room for a sensory garden.
Plans for rooftop terrace approved unanimously despite concerns

1 week ago | bristol247.com | Adam Postans

Plans for a rooftop terrace overlooking the Floating Harbour have been approved unanimously by councillors. The development management committee granted permission after a U-turn by planning officers who told the building’s owners just two weeks ago that they were likely to recommend refusal amid concerns from heritage bodies about the impact on views of Bristol Cathedral.
Bristol Harbourside rooftop bar approved unanimously after planners' U-turn

1 week ago | bristolworld.com | Adam Postans

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowPlans for a rooftop bar in the Harbourside have been approved unanimously by Bristol city councillors. The development management committee granted permission after a U-turn by planning officers who told the V-Shed’s owners just two weeks ago that they were likely to recommend refusal amid concerns from heritage bodies about the impact on views of Bristol Cathedral.