Barratt and David Wilson Homes site at Charlton Hayes, Patchway, Bristol.

More than 12,000 new homes planned for Bristol’s North Fringe by 2027

The formal adoption of South Gloucestershire Council’s long-term planning blueprint (Core Strategy) at a meeting of Full Council in December has paved the way for the construction of more than 12,000 new homes within a three mile radius of Bradley Stoke over the next 13 years. The decision follows approval of the strategy by independent Government Planning Inspector Paul Crysell,

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Consultation opens on latest draft of South Gloucestershire Core Strategy

South Gloucestershire Council has opened a public consultation on the latest version of its draft Core Strategy, which is the main planning document for guiding and managing new development and change in the district up to 2026. Committed or proposed new developments in or around Bradley Stoke include: The North Fringe Rapid Transit scheme (shown purple in the plan above)

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