Feeder Estates LLP, a partnership managed by Square Bay, is proposing the comprehensive mixed-use regeneration of land off Silverthorne Lane, Bristol, in the city's Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone.

The plans include the delivery of a new comprehensive school for Bristol, as well as purpose-built student accommodation, 371 new homes (including affordable homes) and commercial space.

Square Bay has extensive experience in Bristol, such as enabling the regeneration of Brandon Yard, Bristol Harbourside, which featured the restoration of ruined historic industrial buildings similar to those found at the Silverthorne Lane site.

The site in question is previously developed land in a well-connected location, close to Bristol Temple Meads station and a number of planned future developments. These include Temple Island and a new campus for the University of Bristol.

The site is earmarked for regeneration in Bristol City Council's Vision for the Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone.

In June 2018, Bristol City Council and the Department for Education confirmed the site as the location for an urgently needed new comprehensive secondary school to serve central and eastern Bristol.

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We are delighted that councillors on Bristol City Council unanimously voted to approve our planning application for the regeneration of the site in August 2020.

We had submitted our planning application for the regeneration of the site to Bristol City Council in August 2019, following nearly two years of pre-application work with planning officers.

Between submitting the planning application and the committee decision, work continued to refine the proposals in response to further feedback from planning officers, as well as comments from statutory consultees.

For the latest news on the planning application, please visit Check out the latest project news.

For more information about what is proposed for each part of the Silverthorne Lane site, visit the Find out more about what is proposed page.

You can view the latest plans, including amendments made in response to comments by planning officers and statutory consultees here .

To get in touch with any questions about the project, please visit the Get in touch page.