arena, with costs ranging from 60-80 million. The draft study concludes that there is stakeholder support, market demand and operator interest for an arena in Bristol. A project funding model will now be developed, together with procurement and delivery solutions. The target start date for construction of the arena is autumn 2014, with work estimated to take around 18 months. Workshops were also run during the morning by the HCA and Network Rail, which saw groups of up to 40 people participating in each session. In addition, there were a number of stalls, including: Inward Investment -- the new team from the four West of England unitary authorities being formed to drive business investment Neighbourhood Planning -- with groups from the residential areas around the zone including Redcliffe and Easton Gigabit Bristol -- the superfast broadband project that will create a 'digital' enterprise zone of connected companies across the city City of Bristol College -- now running their music technology courses from Temple Studios by Temple Meads Low Carbon South West -- sustainability being central to the development of the zone Watershed -- the hosts for the 90 Second Film Challenge and supporters of the wider creative and cultural arts projects in the zone. Everyone that attended the event was asked to complete a feedback form, saying what they saw as the opportunities for the Enterprise Zone after what they'd just heard, and how they could help achieve them. An ideas wall also gave delegates the chance to pin up