Press Releases
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011::Friday 01 December 2006
CONSULTATION & EXHIBITION - THANK YOU FOR LETTING US HAVE YOUR VIEWS
As part of the consultation programme for the St Mary Le Port site in the city centre, a stakeholder event was held on 12 October 2006, and a wider manned public exhibition was held in St Peters Church in Castle Park from Saturday 14 October - Friday 20 October 2006. These events were organised to show near neighbours (residential and commercial) and other interested representatives of the local community how the preferred developer Deeley Freed Estates and their project team are approaching the master planning of this important site.
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010::Friday 13 October 2006
DEVELOPER UNVEILS PROPOSALS FOR ST MARY-LE-PORT
The historic heart of Bristol city centre could become once again one of the city's most important places to live, work and shop, in new proposals for the regeneration of St Mary-le-Port unveiled by local developers Deeley Freed.
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09::Tuesday 26 September 2006
REVISED DATES FOR CONSULTATION ON ST MARY-LE-PORT
The next stage of public consultation on the regeneration of St Mary le Port in Bristol city centre has been postponed by two weeks to enable more detailed information to be developed for the public to view.
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08::Monday 11 September 2006
MORE CONSULTATION ON ST MARY-LE-PORT
Plans for the next stage of public consultation on the regeneration of St Mary le Port in Bristol city centre have been announced. There will be a public exhibition in Castle Park from Sunday 1st October to Sunday 8th October showing options for the regeneration of the site, which are currently being worked up by Bristol developer Deeley Freed Estates and their project team.
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07::Tuesday 01 August 2006
PUBLIC CONSULTATION FOR ST MARY LE PORT DEVELOPMENT
Following a recent public exhibition about the regeneration of the St Mary-le-Port site, the exhibition boards and feedback form have now been posted on the Consultation page of this website. Feedback from the exhibition and ongoing views and comments received will help inform Deeley Freed and their project team in preparing a draft masterplan for the St Mary Le Port site.
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06::Thursday 20 July 2006
PUBLIC INVITED TO HAVE THEIR SAY ON ST MARY-LE-PORT
The public are being invited to have their say on the regeneration at St Mary-le-Port, a key site at the junction of Wine Street and High Street in Bristol city centre.
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05::Thursday 13 July 2006
PUBLIC CONSULTATION FOR ST MARY LE PORT DEVELOPMENT
The public is invited to a consultation about the regeneration of the St Mary-le-Port site in Bristol, taking place over three days at the Galleries shopping centre in Broadmead from Friday 21st to Sunday 23rd July.
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04::Wednesday 21 June 2006
ST MARY-LE-PORT FAST FACTS
St Mary-le-Port is a new £150 million vibrant mixed use scheme on a 2.04 hectare (5.05 acre) site in Bristol city centre, next to Bristol Bridge at the junction of Wine Street and High Street.
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03::Wednesday 21 June 2006
ARCHAEOLOGISTS DELVE INTO HISTORY OF ST MARY-LE-PORT
Archaeologists will start work to uncover any historic remains underneath the site of St Mary-le-Port in Bristol city centre next week (Monday 26th June). The work is part of a series of studies being commissioned by local firm Deeley Freed Estates who are working up a masterplan for the 5 acre site next to Bristol Bridge, to help guide how it should be re-developed.
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02::Saturday 15 April 2006
DESIGN REVIEW FOR ST MARY LE PORT
Developers Deeley Freed will be preparing revised and more detailed proposals for the regeneration of St Mary le Port in Bristol city centre. This follows feedback from public consultation during the summer and a change of brief from the city council.
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01::Monday 03 April 2006
BRISTOL APPOINTS PREFERRED DEVELOPMENT PARTNER FOR ST MARY-LE-PORT REGENERATION
A £150 million scheme to regenerate the historic heart of Bristol's business quarter at St Mary-le-Port could be underway within eighteen months.
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