BRISTOL CITY COUNCIL- FISHPONDS
- ROBINSON HOUSE, HOCKEYS LANE, FISHPONDS
BS16 3HL BRISTOL, AVON
Phone: 0117 922 2000
E-mail: Send messagewww.bristol.gov.uk
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Short profile:
Bristol is changing quickly, both physically and demographically. An extra 54, 200 jobs, 29, 500 new homes and 53, 800 new residents are all predicted by 2026. Bristol is also a diverse city.
We welcome the economic and cultural benefits that this brings. Bristol is a vibrant city, with influence extending far beyond its boundaries.
Our vision for Bristol is as an ambitious international city that plays its full part in leading and influencing the future of the city region, region and the UK as a whole. We want to maintain and build the opportunities for investment and economic growth, working with all sectors to secure a dynamic economy that creates and sustains jobs for Bristol residents.
Detailed description:
Not all residents share the benefits of our prosperous, growing economy. The cost of housing puts it out of reach of many of the city’s residents and in some communities a high number of people do not have the skills to take advantage of new jobs. Our ambition is to improve the quality of life for all. We must make a real and significant difference to the lives of those who experience disadvantage by tackling the root causes.
By unlocking the potential of areas of deprivation, the whole city will benefit. We are committed to transformational change. Where we live has always been important.
It can define who we are, shape our experiences and influence our expectations. We want all neighbourhoods to be places where people want to live – clean, safe, high quality environments, free from crime and anti-social behaviour with access to green spaces and the right balance between people and cars.
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