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South Glos Post website officially retired

Along with four associated titles in the North Bristol Journal Series of community news websites, the South Glos Post has now been retired …

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Photos

An archive of news-related photos from the South Gloucestershire area, covering events in 2011 …

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Information Pages

A list of all information pages on the South Glos Post website …

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News Articles

An archive of news articles published in the South Glos Post from July 2009 to October 2024 …

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New planning rules forcing 30 percent more homes in South Glos are ‘potential disaster’

New national planning rules that will force a massive 30 percent rise in housebuilding in South Gloucestershire are a “potential disaster” and an “attack on green spaces”, critics have warned. It means an increase from 1,317 at present to 1,717 every year over the next 15 years – a total of 6,000 more homes than currently planned in the latest draft of the authority’s new Local Plan.

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Council opens additional consultation on draft Local Plan with 17 new housing sites added

A total of 1,751 more homes across 17 new sites have been included in the latest draft of the South Gloucestershire Local Plan – with over half of the proposed developments in the green belt. The extra houses and flats are in addition to the previous draft of the 15-year blueprint, published last autumn, which envisioned 20,490 homes to be built in the district between 2025 and 2040.

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