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Oxford Street, WESTON-SUPER-MARE, BS23 1TF

One of Weston's more lively establishments, Kameleon has tried to forge a reputation for live music. Previously it was known as the Three Queens, until a change of management a few years ago. Incidentally, Kameleon has appropriately changed its colour this year from a dark red to a more familiar cream.

Seen from the corner of St James Street, the hoarding hides the ongoing development of the former Dolphin Square site that is described in North Somerset Council’s planning application 10/P/2264/F as “Part 1: Full application for the erection of a hotel (C1 hotel use) with restaurant (A3 restaurant and cafe use) and public house (A4 drinking establishment use) and erection of a multi-storey car park with 381 spaces; Part 2: Outline application with all matters except access reserved for the demolition of existing buildings and their replacement with a new multi-use retail and leisure complex comprising a multiplex cinema (D2), bowling centre (D2), restaurants (A3), retail units (A1) and health and fitness suite (D2)”. The tower of Emmanuel parish church in Image is hidden by scaffolding and green safety netting. Peter Barrington’s Image shows what the site looked like eight years ago.

A distinctly out-of-season feel about things.

Seen from the corner of Gloucester Street, the hoarding hides the ongoing development of the former Dolphin Square site that is described in North Somerset Council’s planning application 10/P/2264/F as “Part 1: Full application for the erection of a hotel (C1 hotel use) with restaurant (A3 restaurant and cafe use) and public house (A4 drinking establishment use) and erection of a multi-storey car park with 381 spaces; Part 2: Outline application with all matters except access reserved for the demolition of existing buildings and their replacement with a new multi-use retail and leisure complex comprising a multiplex cinema (D2), bowling centre (D2), restaurants (A3), retail units (A1) and health and fitness suite (D2)”. The tower of Emmanuel parish church in Image is hidden by scaffolding and green safety netting. Peter Barrington’s Image shows what the site looked like eight years ago.

Christmas lighting brightens up the square as the December daylight slowly fades.

Bench Mark found on Emmanuel Church, Weston-Super-Mare. These marks were used by Ordnance Survey for mapping purposes.

Part of Weston's High Street is home to many post-war shopping shops and stores. However, amongst the blank brick and concrete typical of the era is this unmarked piece of work. It stands over a shuttered entrance to what was once T.J. Hughes store.