Updates on a former bristol eyesore

National World - LocalTV 2024-09-26

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New plans have been revealed for the redevelopment of a derelict factory site in South Bristol ahead of demolition starting soon. Sovereign Network Group (SNG) wants to knock down the prominent ‘eyesore’ on Bath Road in Brislington to build 91 homes in its place.

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