Stephen Coyne
@scoyne.bsky.social
Random musings of a compulsive city breaker and general busy body around his home city.
There’s lots more to do to be sure. The failure of the city council’s planned public realm scheme is a real shame. But the recent changes do create pedestrian space and are at least a step towards long term improvements.
August 26, 2025 at 5:34 PM
There’s lots more to do to be sure. The failure of the city council’s planned public realm scheme is a real shame. But the recent changes do create pedestrian space and are at least a step towards long term improvements.
✅New businesses and a successful visitor attraction
✅Places to stay and socialise
✅1500+ new residents in the area
✅Places to stay and socialise
✅1500+ new residents in the area
August 26, 2025 at 5:34 PM
✅New businesses and a successful visitor attraction
✅Places to stay and socialise
✅1500+ new residents in the area
✅Places to stay and socialise
✅1500+ new residents in the area
On a sunny day like today, the square finally feels like it’s developing into a space for people to live in and enjoy.
✅New pedestrian spaces
✅New connections and the regeneration of once empty streets like Mill Street
✅Restoration of heritage features such as St Luke’s Church and 10 Mill Street
✅New pedestrian spaces
✅New connections and the regeneration of once empty streets like Mill Street
✅Restoration of heritage features such as St Luke’s Church and 10 Mill Street
August 26, 2025 at 5:34 PM
On a sunny day like today, the square finally feels like it’s developing into a space for people to live in and enjoy.
✅New pedestrian spaces
✅New connections and the regeneration of once empty streets like Mill Street
✅Restoration of heritage features such as St Luke’s Church and 10 Mill Street
✅New pedestrian spaces
✅New connections and the regeneration of once empty streets like Mill Street
✅Restoration of heritage features such as St Luke’s Church and 10 Mill Street