The Latest Breaking News from Bristol City Council

Bristol City Council bans cabbie who tried to pin speeding offences on another driver

The driver also allegedly used laughing gas

Bristol Post · Nov 7, 2022

Bristol film and TV studios The Bottle Yard opens £13.5m facility

The first show to be made at the expanded studios has also been revealed

Birmingham Post · Nov 7, 2022

Camera error sends Clean Air Zone warning letters to drivers who've never been to Bristol

"I feel sorry for the people of Bristol having such a bunch of clowns running their city"

Bristol Post · Nov 7, 2022

Housing plans for Brislington Meadows and Yew Tree Farm could face new obstacle

Bristol City Council is drawing up a new Local Plan which will have huge impact on where new housing estates are built

Bristol Post · Nov 4, 2022

Brunel Way bridge closed northbound this weekend

There are diversions to Bedminster Bridge and back again

Bristol Post · Nov 3, 2022

Bristol mayor warns ‘everything is now on the table’ for council budget cuts

As well as sky-high inflation, another issue adding to the city’s financial pressures is the turmoil in Westminster

Bristol Post · Nov 3, 2022

Bristol’s new underground rail network will see an extra £15m spent on the plans

It's unclear exactly what the £15 million, pledged last week, will be spent on

Bristol Post · Nov 1, 2022

How Bristol can be made safer for cyclists to be debated next week

Campaigners are calling for a comprehensive network of safe cycling routes

Bristol Post · Oct 31, 2022

Bristol nature reserve to close for Bonfire Night after ‘1,500 people all off their heads’ left it in an awful state last year

Locals have been ‘supportive’ of the closure as the hill has become a ‘party spot’

Bristol Post · Oct 31, 2022

Homeowner facing steep bill slams 'neglectful' council for collapsed wall

Resident Tony Curtis says he could be forced to pay thousands of pounds and claims Bristol City Council has known about the failing wall for almost a decade

Bristol Post · Oct 30, 2022