There is also hope that the Friar Gate Bridge, owned by the city council, will be renovated as part of the same plans, with none of the Friar Gate Goods Yard site to be sold.

Friar Gate Bridge in 360 degrees A look at the top of the Friar Gate bridge, Derby (not accessible to the public). Use the links on the right to find out more about the Friar Gate area.

A historic Derby railway bridge that has fallen into disrepair needs a £1m restoration to return it to its "former glory", a councillor said. The 136-year-old Friar Gate bridge has been closed ...

Plans for the redevelopment of Derby's historic Friar Gate Goods Yard – comprising more than 110,000 sq ft of commercial space and almost 300 homes – have been submitted. Wavensmere Homes and Clowes ...

Wavensmere Homes and Clowes Developments have submitted a planning and listed building application to Derby City Council for the redevelopment of the city’s historic Friar Gate Goods Yard. The ...

Glancy Nicholls Architects has unveiled plans to transform two Grade II-listed buildings in Derbyshire, including a burnt-out former Great Northern Railway (GNR) warehouse The Birmingham-based ...

Glancy Nicholls Architects’ housing-led plans to transform two Grade II-listed buildings in Derbyshire have been approved The Birmingham-based practice submitted a planning application for the £75 ...

Derby City Council members are set to decide the future of the Friar Gate Goods Yard site in Derby. The site has been vacant for almost 50 years and has negatively impacting the appearance of the ...

The plans were first announced by Clowes Developments, which owns the site, at the annual general meeting of the Friends of Friar Gate Bridge group last week.

The 136-year-old Friar Gate bridge has been closed for 50 years, but previous restoration efforts have failed, city councillor Martin Rawson said.

In Pictures: Friar Gate Bridge This is the usual view of Derby's Friar Gate Bridge as seen by thousands of people as the travel through Derby every day ...

Plans for the redevelopment of Derby's historic Friar Gate Goods Yard – comprising more than 110,000 sq ft of commercial space and almost 300 homes – have been submitted.