The Latest Breaking News from Bristol City Council

Bristol drug-checking service to launch testing site next year

The service is has been running for the past 10 years

Bristol Post · Nov 24, 2022

Bristol councillor 'terrified' by lack of staff to deal with major emergencies

“It’s a significant responsibility the team has with a very small resource."

Bristol Post · Nov 23, 2022

Bristol's Central Library could move to former Debenhams building, say council chiefs

Bristol City Council's libraries budget is being slashed by a third as authority faces massive cuts to balance its books

Bristol Post · Nov 23, 2022

Bristol council tenants to be given ‘greater say’ over how housing service is run

Bristol City Council is the landlord to almost 30,000 residents in the city

Bristol Post · Nov 18, 2022

Clean Air Zone sees stretch of South Bristol road removed but only for 230 yards

It depends on where you've come from and where you're going

Bristol Post · Nov 18, 2022

Apology and Freedom of the City for Bristol Bus Boycott leaders

Only two of the original organisers of Britain's civil rights movement survive

Bristol Post · Nov 17, 2022

Up to 100 Bristol City Council staff face the axe

Officers in strategic transport would have to apply for roles at WECA while city design team's future is less certain

Bristol Post · Nov 16, 2022

Bristol mayor vetoes plan to name new road after cigarette brand

The idea came from Bristol City Council's own street-naming team after a ward councillor objected to the original suggestion

Bristol Post · Nov 15, 2022

Two Bristol museums close until April 2023 due to staff shortages

The museums and archive budget was slashed by almost half a million pounds this year

Bristol Post · Nov 15, 2022

Bristol tower blocks: More than half have flammable polystyrene cladding

Residents living in nearly 3,000 flats across 38 tower blocks will see Bristol City Council remove polystyrene cladding on their homes

Bristol Post · Nov 15, 2022