Bristol City Council accused of 'fleecing drivers' over parking charge hikes Parking charges have doubled in some cases Bristol Post · Oct 13, 2022
Bristol abuse victim and kids fled new home after perpetrator's relative moved in nearby Ombudsman upholds complaint against Bristol City Council but found it was an "unfortunate coincidence" Bristol Post · Oct 12, 2022
Two-up-two-down terraced home being turned into 7 bed HMO is 'appalling' Work has already started Bristol Post · Oct 11, 2022
Ashton Gate Sporting Quarter can bring major events to Bristol, stadium boss says Bristol City Council approved plans last week for the development - including a new sports and convention centre - to be built next to the existing home of Bristol City and Bristol Bears Birmingham Post · Oct 11, 2022
Care home village site could be turned into hundreds of flats The site was being marketed to developers up to a year before residents and their relatives knew it would close Bristol Post · Oct 8, 2022
Marvin Rees's Bristol City Council cabinet branded 'toxic' in row over councillor no-shows The mayor had criticised opposition members for failing to attend Bristol Post · Oct 7, 2022
Andreas Kapoulas dreaming big as Bristol Flyers look forward to new home in the Sporting Quarter Head coach Andreas Kapoulas said there was "a real appetite" for the basketball in the city, after plans for a new 3,600 seat home for the team were approved by Bristol City Council Bristol Post · Oct 7, 2022
Amerind Grove Care Home to close, residents' relatives told There are already plans being drawn up for a big residential development to replace it Bristol Post · Oct 7, 2022
South Bristol councillor blasts "ridiculous" proposed new street name at former tobacco factory The Bishopsworth member wants developers to scrap plans to call the road Crox View Bristol Post · Oct 7, 2022
Brislington Meadows: Government will ask itself if it can build homes there The saga of the Brislington Meadows takes another twist Bristol Post · Oct 7, 2022
Bristol City Council scraps controversial staff transfer to Bristol Waste firm Opposition councillors and unions were against the plans Bristol Post · Oct 6, 2022
Bristol City Council to inspect all tower blocks after Twinnell House tragedy Up to £1m will be spent on the checks required under new regulations following the Grenfell Inquiry Bristol Post · Oct 6, 2022
Huge rise in homeless people staying in temporary housing in Bristol since pandemic Bristol City Council is trying to move to a new model of temporary accommodation with support services offered to tenants Bristol Post · Oct 6, 2022
Ofsted rates Manor House Nursery 'inadequate', saying children's safety is 'at risk' The nursery previously had a rating of 'good' Bristol Post · Oct 6, 2022
Bristol Post · Oct 5, 2022 Bristol car parking charges to rocket – with some in the city centre doubling in price Changes include scrapping the SS Great Britain visitor discount
Bristol Post · Oct 5, 2022 Communal warm places 'on track' to launch in Bristol this month So far no further details such as opening date or list of locations has been shared by the council
Bristol Post · Oct 5, 2022 Swings disappear from playground in St George Park The council has not confirmed if they will be replaced
Bristol Post · Oct 4, 2022 Ofsted rates Hartcliffe Nursery School and Children’s Centre 'inadequate', saying children are 'being let down' The nursery was previously rated outstanding
Bristol Post · Oct 3, 2022 Bristol City Council could face £88m shortfall by 2027, report reveals Late papers to cabinet reveals "worst-case scenario"
Bristol Post · Oct 3, 2022 Thousands attend demo calling for safer cycling in Bristol A petition is urging Bristol City Council to publish an updated cycling delivery plan
Bristol Post · Oct 3, 2022 St George Park lake reopens after £400,000 revamp Swans are now beginning to return to the lake
Bristol Post · Oct 3, 2022 South Gloucestershire Council faces £29m gap amid cuts warning "Unprecedented storm of global events" has combined with rising demand for services
Bristol Post · Oct 3, 2022 Ombudsman criticises Bristol City Council in annual review City Hall officers hail "improvements" following two previous damning letters from the watchdog
Bristol Post · Oct 2, 2022 Bristol City Council's energy bills more than double Energy bosses at the council admitted misjudging the situation last year, but have a new plan to save millions on bills
Bristol Post · Oct 2, 2022 Bristol hospitals see number of Covid patients triple in a week Experts fear "devastating spikes" this winter