The Latest Breaking News from Bristol City Council

Drivers to Bristol Airport 'feel mugged' by Clean Air Zone's Portway 'trap'

The council asked for signs on the M5 but it has not happened

Bristol Post · Dec 20, 2022

Group setting up how committee-run council will work pledge to be more transparent

From May 2024 Bristol City Council will be run by a system of committees instead of a mayor

Bristol Post · Dec 19, 2022

Five-bed Bristol Airbnb 'party house' outrages neighbours in planning row

"All the downstairs windows had been covered in what looked like melted chocolate and we can only assume this was one of the neighbours.”

Bristol Post · Dec 16, 2022

Eight-storey building next to listed Victorian cottage will 'encompass the soul of Bedminster'

There's currently a garage and a couple of sheds there

Bristol Post · Dec 15, 2022

Only days left to have your say on closure-threatened Montpelier school

A final decision on St Barnabas School's future will be made in February next year

Bristol Post · Dec 14, 2022

New bus franchising deal backed in key vote at Bristol City Council

Political and public pressure is growing on the West of England mayor to bring in franchising to solve the bus crisis

Bristol Post · Dec 14, 2022

Bristol City Council set to axe 300 staff to balance budget

Authority has to find £31million of cuts to balance its books from April

Bristol Post · Dec 14, 2022

Environment Agency objects to Bedminster Green flats on flooding grounds

Part of the project is to uncover the River Malago, but then it might flood

Bristol Post · Dec 14, 2022

All the strikes taking place in Bristol this month

Nurses, postal workers, council staff and more are among those taking industrial action

Bristol Post · Dec 13, 2022

Clean Air Zone: The route in and out of Asda Bedminster which will avoid a charge

The loophole works both ways, Bristol City Council have confirmed

Bristol Post · Dec 12, 2022