Bristol's Turbo Island rejected as protected village green
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 11:43 · Archive
A bid to protect Bristol's Turbo Island as a village green has been rejected.
A bid to protect Bristol's Turbo Island as a 'town or village green' has been rejected by inspectors. The decision concludes a two-year dispute over the site at Stokes Croft. Inspectors determined that the application lacked sufficient evidence of legal pastimes taking place on the land.
The rejection marks the end of efforts to secure formal protection for the location through village green status.
How it is being reported
- 'Disappointment' as Turbo Island village green rejectedBBC Bristol · 1 Oct, 17:09
- Bid to protect Bristol’s Turbo Island as ‘town or village green’ rejectedBristolLive · 1 Oct, 16:50
In this story: Bristol · Turbo Island · Stokes Croft
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