Redland
Directory Information
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About Redland
Redland
Redland is a an affluent suburb of the city of Bristol, its main neighbours are Westbury-on-Trym and Clifton. The suburb is populated with mainly Georgian properties with a few Victorian, many of the properties are used as 2nd and 3rd year student accommodation due to the proximity of the university.
History
- The name Redland has a mixed history with some believing it was after an old English translation of cleared land, others believe it means ‘the third part of the estate’ and a third belief is that the name comes from the colour of the soil.
- In 1898 the Bishop of Bristol’s Palace was built in Redland. A raid in December 1940 caused it to burn down and it was later demolished.
Facts
- Population – 10,841 (2001)
- Unitary Authority – Bristol City Council
- Major Industries – Mixed Local Economy
- Post Town – BRISTOL
- Postcode District – BS6
- Dialling Code – 0117
- Police – Avon and Somerset Police
- Fire – Avon Fire and Rescue Service
- Ambulance – Great Western Ambulance Service
Discover Redland – useful links to town guides, what’s on and places to see
Redland Green