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With a border stretching along the New Cut, the ward covers Bedminster Parade, East Street, North Street and out to Greville Smyth Park. Currently represented by Green councillors, Southville has already undergone many changes in the last decade and there are plenty more set to come with a raft of new developments in the planning and construction stages.
The Bristol Loaf Bedminster, which opened its doors last year, trading directly opposite the traditional Barley Mow is just one indication of some of the contrasts of the evolving neighbourhood.
East Street Mews, a collaborative project to provide homes for young people at risk of homelessness, is underway on Bedminster Parade
Brisbane CBD office market heats up
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Brisbane has emerged as the countryâs hottest CBD office investment and development market with more than $1 billion in transactions expected to close through the first six months of 2021.
There are at least six major deals in motion around the Brisbane CBD as an increasing number of owners test the market in a city agents say is âpoisedâ for further growth.
This office building at 179 Turbot Street in Brisbaneâs CBD has just been put on the market by Investa.Â
âI think what weâve seen off the back of assets like 310 Ann Street and 10 Eagle Street is a bit more influx of activity in the Brisbane CBD,â said Justin Bond from Knight Frank.
Labour appears to make late announcement of new Residents Parking Zone Residents have every right to be suspicious of announcements two weeks before an election
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People who have been campaigning for a new Residents Parking Zone in their area of Bristol have finally been told plans will be brought forward, just 13 days before the local council election.