30 August 2016: progress on the Brandon Yard redevelopment plans.
Discussions with planning officers at Bristol City Council have continued over the summer, and design proposals are taking shape by a new developer who has bought the site. They have had “constructive meetings” with neighbouring residents’ associations.
They held a public exhibition of the latest plans at the Harbourside Pavilion (above Spitfire Barbeque Restaurant) at Hannover Quay, Harbourside on the 13th of September.
They had lopped off a seventh storey! but it is still six storeys high. I leave you to decide if they are sympathetic to the location!
They hope to submit their planning application later this Autumn.
Please ensure you post the feedback form to:
Brandon Yard
c/o Sulis Public Affairs
The Guild
High Street
Bath BA1 5EB,
Alternatively, scan and email it to johnny@sulispublicaffairs.co.uk. Please ensure that completed feedback forms reach them by Wednesday 21st September 2016.
2011: 11/03266/F, 11/03267/LA| Refurbishment and conversion of West Purifier House to provide commercial floorspace (Class B1), the Engine House (Class A3); erection of four storey building to provide commercial floorspace (Class B1), associated disabled parking, cycle parking, landscaping and boundary treatment.
 |  June 2013 |
The Bristol-based Soil Association has announced it is putting together a planning application which will eventually see it moving into the historic gasworks on the northern side of the harbour. The multi-million plans will see the conversion of the derelict site into a modern office along with a new café, flats and art gallery. The charity, which champions organic food, has been hoping to move into a new headquarters for more than three years and already owns the site.
Granted December 2011
Jan 08: 07/03750/F PURIFIER HOUSE GASFERRY ROAD BRISTOL Plans to develop the last remaining corner of the city’s Harbourside area have been given the go-ahead by councillors. At a planning meeting on Wednesday, developer Deeley Freed was given permission to convert the old Purifier House in Gasferry Road into shops, offices and flats. Erection of three/four storey building to provide ten residential apartments, retail use and restaurant. The building is the site of a former gasworks which dates back to the 1820s.