Gail's Residents say bakery branch spoils their garden peace

THE new Gail’s bakery in Bristol is causing problems for neighbours because of the ‘deafening sounds and smells’ coming from its air conditioning units.

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After long delays, Gail’s College Green opened to the public on September 4.

But little more than a month into its trading life, the new branch is engaged in a dispute with residents of the adjacent 10 Unity Street block of flats, who say the units are ruining their enjoyment of their building’s communal garden.

The continued installation of the units is now subject to a planning application with Bristol City Council.

“They all back on to our garden, which is our sanctuary, that is now completely spoiled by the deafening sounds and smells coming from these machines,” one resident wrote in objecting to the units’ current placement.