Social Value Ideas for Bristol City Council

We have identified 50 evidence-based social value themes for Bristol City Council in South West across 46 service areas. These insights are derived from the latest council meeting transcripts and can inform your social value strategy for bids and tenders.

Policy14
Opportunity6
Spending19
Action7
Pressure4
Policy1% confidence

Church Road HMO approved

The committee approved a mixed-use redevelopment at 203–207 Church Road: retention of the pub at ground floor with nine flats / 42-bedroom HMO accommodation above. Officers said the scheme was policy-…

Speaker 13: So the proposal is for nine flats containing 42 bedrooms of HMO accommodation with the retention of the public house on the Ground Floor. …
Policy1% confidence

Bingo hall approved

The committee approved the Club 3000 bingo hall proposal at Hartcliffe Way after a lengthy debate on the sequential test, transport sustainability, public health, and the loss of a future housing allo…

Speaker 4: So the motion is to move that the application be approved subject to conditions, including, but not limited to, a condition to secure the d…
Policy1% confidence

Workplace parking levy consultation

The committee approved going out to consultation on a workplace parking levy, using three illustrative scenarios and a draft investment strategy. The discussion confirmed that the committee is decidin…

Agenda item eight, the workplace parking levy draft outline business case and investment strategy. Once again, this is a key decision because it impac…
Spending1% confidence

East Bristol scheme made permanent

The committee approved making the East Bristol Livable Neighbourhood permanent, with associated funding, delegated authority, and contract procurement/variation powers. The report states this is a key…

Agenda item seven, East Bristol Liverpool neighborhood. This is a key decision as there's a spend of over £500,000 and it impacts two or more wards in…
Policy1% confidence

Supported internships grant

The committee noted an urgent Department for Education grant of £580,683 to deliver 70 supported internships for young people aged 16-25 with special educational needs and no EHCP. Delivery will be th…

This report updates the committee on the decision to accept and spend Department for Education grant funding to support the delivery of 70 supported i…
Opportunity1% confidence

Construction skills and apprenticeships

The committee heard a major skills and social value opportunity in linking On-site Bristol with Building Bristol so that planning obligations and social value commitments create more apprenticeships a…

And the opportunity now is to strengthen the connection between these two successful programs so that every major development plays a more direct role…

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