An artist's impression on an apartment building in Bedminster Green. People in the foreground and walking past trees on the green.

Welcome to Bedminster Green

Bedminster Green will be a thriving new neighbourhood in the heart of South Bristol.

The five development sites will collectively bring around 3,500 new residents to the area to live on the doorstep of East Street, helping to boost the economy of Bristol’s oldest high street and its ecosystem of proudly independent businesses.

New bus, cycling and walking routes will connect the area to South Bristol and beyond making it easier to travel in and through the area, as well as enhancing connections to Bedminster Station. This will include routes along the newly restored River Malago, bought up from underground channels to create a new accessible amphitheatre style seating area for all to enjoy.

A well-connected community

The Bedminster Green framework sets out guidance for creating a high-quality environment for walking and cycling. Introducing more people to the area, served by good public transport and active travel provision, will support local facilities and amenities.

A strong and active route between Windmill Hill, Bedminster station and East Street will underpin the neighbourhood. This principal connection will be complemented by a variety of pedestrian and cycle routes that form an integral part of the new neighbourhood to connect to routes beyond Bedminster Green, including to the city centre and Temple Quarter.

A green train arriving on the platform at Bedminster station. In the background is the Bedminster Green construction site.
East Street Market stalls

Investing in arts, culture, and community spaces

The Bedminster Green team is working to support the development of community spaces and community organisations in the area. We are working alongside Action Greater Bedminster, Windmill Hill City Farm, Bedminster Business Improvement District and others to explore opening up new community spaces and support existing spaces and organisations to thrive.

We are also working with Platform Places and local partners to establish an East Street Property Partnership to help encourage a thriving ecosystem of independent community businesses on East Street through fairer and more affordable access to property.

Project Partners

East Bedminster Regeneration is delivered in partnership to ensure the best possible outcomes for the local area.

Bristol City Council logo
UK Government seal and Funded by HM Government text
Dandara Living logo
Watkin Jones PLC logo
Firmstone / Consortia logo
Platform Places logo
Action Greater Bedminster logo
Vattenfall logo
Windmill Hill City Farm logo
Ginkgo Projects logo

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Project news

News, updates and events from the Bedminster Green project and the local area.

  • Bedminster Library of Things shop front on East Street

    Start borrowing from Bedminster Library of Things

    Share Bristol, with support from Bristol City Council and Bedminster Green Plot 2 developers, has opened a Library of Things on East Street in the former Shoe Zone at St Catherine's Place shopping centre. The [...]

    15 May, 2024

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  • Skaters using the new equipment in Victoria Park. Trees and houses in the background.

    Victoria Park Skate and Wheels Park Redevelopment: A Collaborative Community Effort

    Bristol's first purpose-built skatepark in over two decades has opened in Victoria Park, Windmill Hill. The redevelopment of the skatepark was made possible in part by the Area Committee Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) associated with [...]

    13 May, 2024

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