An initial round of public consultation has shown strong support for a proposal to create a new parish council for Cheswick Village and Stoke Park. A report shows that 86 percent of 110 respondents agreed that splitting the areas from Stoke Gifford and creating a new parish council would “give the community a stronger voice”.
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Lord Mayor opens marketing suite at new Cheswick Village care home
The Rt Hon Lord Mayor of Bristol, Cllr Peter Main, alongside the Chair of South Gloucestershire Council, Cllr Janet Biggin, caught a glimpse of the new care home under construction in Cheswick Village today (Wednesday 10th April) during an opening ceremony attended by local healthcare professionals and neighbours. The Mayor took a tour of the new information suite and cut
Continue readingPlanning permission granted for Cheswick Village primary school
A new school foreseen for the Cheswick Village estate in Stoke Gifford has now been granted planning permission and officially named Wallscourt Farm Academy. This Cabot Learning Federation (CLF) academy will be a new single storey 420-place primary academy which will be a state of the art school and based on flexible and creative approaches to learning for the 21st
Continue readingHead appointed for new Cheswick Village primary school
A “visionary principal” has been appointed to lead a new primary school that is due to open in Cheswick Village next September. The Cabot Learning Federation has announced the appointment of Miss Susie Weaver to the role of headteacher of the brand new Wallscourt Farm Primary Academy. Building work on the new school is due to start early next year
Continue readingDeveloper money used to plug £420k overspend on Cheswick Bus Link
A new bus-only road constructed between the UWE Frenchay Campus and MOD Abbey Wood is estimated to have cost nearly half a million pounds more than originally planned. Built by South Gloucestershire Council (SGC), the 1km-long Cheswick Bus Link opened on 17th September and was said at the time to have cost £1.5 million, with £1.2 million of that coming
Continue readingPlanning application submitted for new primary school
A planning application has been submitted for a new primary school that is due to open next September in Cheswick Village, Stoke Gifford. The proposed school, which will be an academy operated by the Cabot Learning Federation, is to be constructed on land between Long Down Avenue and the new Cheswick Bus Link – in the centre of the new
Continue readingOpen evening to shed light on new primary school for Cheswick Village
An open evening being held next week will shed further light on plans for a new primary school that is due to open in Cheswick Village next September. Cabot Learning Federation (CLF), appointed earlier this year to oversee the planning, development and operation of the new primary academy, is inviting parents and carers to attend the event on Tuesday (2nd
Continue readingCheswick Bus Link officially opened
The Cheswick Bus Link, a bus and cycle-only route running east-west along the northern boundary of the Cheswick Village housing development, was officially opened today by representatives of the University of the West of England (UWE) and South Gloucestershre Council (SGC). The 1km bus and cycle-only route between the UWE Frenchay Campus and Abbey Wood Roundabout in Stoke Gifford is
Continue readingTesco “objection” could impact Bristol Rovers’ new stadium at UWE
The construction of a new stadium for Bristol Rovers on the UWE site in Stoke Gifford, which is dependent on the football club obtaining planning permission for the redevelopment of its existing ground in Horfield, could be impacted by an “objection” recently lodged by Tesco. Rival supermarket group Sainsbury’s has submitted plans to demolish the Memorial Stadium and replace it
Continue readingFunding secured for new care home at Cheswick Village
MedicX Healthfund, the UK healthcare property investment fund, has announced that it has agreed to fund the construction of a new 74-bed care home at Cheswick Village, North Bristol. The property is being developed by Castleoak, a specialist care development, design and build group. Work has started on site and at practical completion, a 35-year lease will be granted to
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