Serious doubt for Bristol cycle path on lost railway as hope for project 'diminishing' The project won a five-year battle to happen but is now being priced out Bristol Post · Oct 24, 2022
Bristol City Council housing officers strike over 'crisis' at City Hall “Our members have had enough of the intolerable demands that they are being subjected to" Bristol Post · Oct 23, 2022
Cigarette-named road "morally unacceptable", anti-smoking campaigners say Mayor's Office now reviewing Bristol City Council street-naming team's decision Bristol Post · Oct 21, 2022
Bristol clean air zone financial assistance scheme announced Grants and financing are being offered to help reduce the cost of replacing non-compliant cars Birmingham Post · Oct 21, 2022
Fears Bristol Clean Air Zone will 'trap' disabled people at home City council told how many can't afford the charges to enter the CAZ or the upgrades to their cars Bristol Post · Oct 21, 2022
Bristol City Council pays £3.8K compensation for leaving SEND girl without education for seven months The council has apologised Bristol Post · Oct 21, 2022
Bristol student who died in Pure Gym would not have been saved if staff had been on hand, coroner rules Pure Gym have 'learned lessons' and changed policies after Henry Best's death Bristol Post · Oct 20, 2022
Bristol mayor likens ACORN renters' protest to deadly Capitol attack Marvin Rees criticised for calling City Hall demo an “exercise in entitlement and privilege" Bristol Post · Oct 20, 2022
Popular Bristol wild swimming spot could be cleaned up after thousands sign petition Labour councillors seemed to back calls to scrap a byelaw banning swimming in the river Bristol Post · Oct 20, 2022
Clean Air Zone will 'cut the city in two', says driver ahead of launch 'They are basically robbing people, and I don’t think the mayor really understands the implications of this for South Bristol' Bristol Post · Oct 19, 2022
Council 'committed' to redevelopment of Bristol Grosvenor Hotel despite fire A fire broke out at the site of the derelict Grosvenor Hotel in Bristol on Tuesday night Bristol Post · Oct 19, 2022
Bizarre history of fire-hit Grosvenor Hotel from missing millions to a passport-eating dog The story involves spending sprees at Gucci and a fugitive millionaire Bristol Post · Oct 19, 2022
South Bristol road to be named after cigarette brand instead of woodland Bristol city councillor hails U-turn by housing association Bristol Post · Oct 19, 2022
Bristol Grosvenor Hotel fire: Concerns over stability of building following overnight blaze The fire service is urging people to stay away from the scene Bristol Post · Oct 19, 2022
Bristol Post · Oct 19, 2022 Work on South Bristol's biggest housing development finally begins There are 4,000 households in South Bristol on the housing waiting list
Bristol Post · Oct 18, 2022 Parents and councillors demand independent inquiry into council special needs spying scandal The monitoring parents' social media accounts by council officers was 'not systematic' a council lawyer has claimed
Bristol Post · Oct 18, 2022 Cycle lanes on Whiteladies Road saved as council drops ‘crazy’ plans to remove them A new plan is looking at installing a drainage system into a stepped cycle track to help solve the flooding issue
Bristol Post · Oct 17, 2022 Bristol City Council pays £1,750 compensation for SEND student failures Teenager was left six months without necessary support because of delays
Bristol Post · Oct 17, 2022 Work under way at former Debenhams could be good news for Broadmead A London company has taken over the former department store
Bristol Post · Oct 17, 2022 Renters in Bristol urged to share experiences as council lobbies for extra powers Council chiefs are exploring options to make renting more affordable in Bristol
Bristol Post · Oct 14, 2022 Council experts come out against building on Bristol's Western Slopes Developers want to build 157 new homes on a wildlife haven in South Bristol
Bristol Post · Oct 14, 2022 Thousands of polystyrene balls blow into woman's flat every day Bristol City Council
Bristol Post · Oct 13, 2022 Disabled man faces homelessness after care home funding cut 'I know they do not have endless reserves of money, but I have to have care right now. I would be dead within six months otherwise'
Bristol Post · Oct 13, 2022 Twinnell House residents still waiting for answers on smoke spreading and sprinklers after fatal fire Council chiefs are facing questions about when sprinklers will be installed in tower blocks across Bristol
Bristol Post · Oct 13, 2022 Fears raised that Bristol is 'becoming like London' as Clean Air Zone due to start 'You can not go anywhere without getting charged'