The original plan, strongly favoured by our Community and Business Forums, was to build a new 22,000- seater community stadium, where Gloucester Rugby, Gloucester City Football Club and local colleges could come together to create a regional centre of sporting excellence.
However, this decision has now opened up other major opportunities for the area which include, first and foremost, bringing employment into this currently derelict area of the City.
Chris OldershawChief Executive Gloucester Heritage UrbanRegeneration Company
Railway Triangle DatasheetPDF (340kb)
Regeneration Area MapPDF (832kb)
Railway Triangle
Major development opportunities
A masterplan is being completed that will establish new land uses, activities, connections and green space for the Greater Triangle. The masterplan will set down how these new opportunities will be developed, who should deliver them and when change might take place.
Public consultation carried out during April 2009 shared emerging ideas and obtained the public perception and opinions on them. The final masterplan was presented to the URC’s board in early summer 2009.
See bellow Information Boards exhibited at a recent event to obtain public views on the emerging Masterplan
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Download the latest press release (Word Document 64kb)
The Railway Triangle area contains 19 hectares of mainly brownfield land, most of which is enclosed by a triangle of three railway lines where the Birmingham – Bristol route intersects with the South Wales route on the eastern edge of the city.
29th February 2012
Kings Quarter
Draft heads of terms for the development between Stanhope PLC and the City Council were approved by the Council’s Cabinet on 12th January and endorsed by the full Council on the 19th January 2012.
The City Council has published a ‘Planning Concept Statement’ for Kings Quarter. The purpose of the Statement is to provide guidance on the redevelopment of the area – incorporating Kings Square, the Bus station, Market Parade, Spread Eagle Road – including the planning & urban design parameters & proposed uses to guide landowners, developers and the community and to guide the preparation of a masterplan and provide market confidence as to what is expected from future schemes.
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