Renters fight back tears as they tell of trauma of Bristol housing crisis at unofficial 'commission' At the closed front door of City Hall Bristol Post · Oct 1, 2022
St George, the Bristol area with the ‘best park’ and a high street that keeps getting busier Although for some residents not all the changes have been positive Bristol Post · Oct 1, 2022
Three new entrances and a new bridge to Temple Meads station planned It's likely a new development company will be set up to get the job done Bristol Post · Sep 30, 2022
Bristol giving ‘green light to cowboy builders’ due to lack of planning enforcement Staff numbers in the council's enforcement team have halved over the past few years Bristol Post · Sep 30, 2022
The Winter King to transform Blaise Castle Estate into medieval village The ten-part Bernard Cornwell adaptation is set to star Hugh Grant Bristol Post · Sep 30, 2022
Bristol City Council's biggest deals need investigating, claims councillor Opposition member wants auditors to examine City Leap, Temple Island and resignations of Bristol Waste bosses Bristol Post · Sep 29, 2022
Police shut down Southmead house that was a 'non-stop drug store' It's the seventh property to be closed in the area Bristol Post · Sep 29, 2022
New Bristol-based orange and vanilla spiced rum business delivering across the city The business has received a licence to sell alcohol from Bristol City Council Bristol Post · Sep 29, 2022
Applications for Clean Air Zone temporary exemptions open The measures gives those exempt some more time before they have to start paying the charges Bristol Post · Sep 29, 2022
Bristol City Council could ditch controversial transfer of 122 staff to waste firm Unions and opposition councillors are opposed to the move Bristol Post · Sep 29, 2022
Inflation and demand for social care leaves Bristol City Council needing to find £31m Council bosses are warning some services could be reduced next year in order to balance the books Bristol Post · Sep 29, 2022
Bristol film and TV shows including The Outlaws generate millions of pounds for city It is the largest contribution that filming-related activity has made towards Bristol’s economy in a decade Bristol Post · Sep 28, 2022
City council agrees to union demand for investigation over 'appalling' treatment of rehab centre staff “If management got it wrong, they should be big enough to admit that and then rectify it" Bristol Post · Sep 28, 2022
Bristol film and TV production 'thriving' as shows including The Outlaws generate millions for economy The amount of filming that took place in the city was up by 10% on the previous financial year, new figures from the Bristol Film Office show Birmingham Post · Sep 28, 2022
Bristol Post · Sep 28, 2022 Clean Air Zone: Almost half of taxi applications rejected Bristol City Council said only that the requests did not meet their criteria
Bristol Post · Sep 27, 2022 Top council lawyer claims ‘no systematic monitoring’ of social media of SEND parents A recent fact-finding report into the SEND spying scandal has seen heavy scrutiny in City Hall
Bristol Post · Sep 27, 2022 Easton flat fire: People 'traumatised' and 'unable to sleep' "I think when anyone hears about a fire in a tower block, they are reminded of the terrible tragedy at Grenfell Tower"
The Independent UK · Sep 25, 2022 Man killed in Bristol tower block fire ‘died after climbing out window to escape’ Emergency services were called to Twinnell House in Bristol in the early hours of Sunday
The Independent UK · Sep 25, 2022 Man dies ‘after climbing out of window to escape tower block fire’ Emergency services were called to Twinnell House in Bristol in the early hours of Sunday.
The Independent UK · Sep 25, 2022 Man dies and eight in hospital after ‘serious fire’ breaks out in Bristol tower block 90 residents were evacuated from the property in Easton
The Independent UK · Sep 25, 2022 Man dies following ‘serious fire’ at tower block in Bristol Emergency services were called to the blaze on the top floor of Twinnell House in Easton shortly after 2.15am on Sunday.
Bristol Post · Sep 22, 2022 Developer wants to build up to 250 new student flats in Redfield The unnamed developer wants to hear residents' feedback on the plans
Bristol Post · Sep 21, 2022 Brunel Way roadworks congestion made worse by lights stuck on red An ambulance was stuck in the queue
Bristol Post · Sep 21, 2022 Ofsted returning to Bristol next month to check progress on improving special needs education Inspectors say they are keen to hear from parents and carers about their experiences with SEND provision
Bristol Post · Sep 21, 2022 Bristolians to have their say on where houses will be built in the city over the next 20 years The new local plan is a crucially important document which will shape how the city grows over the next two decades