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The Latest Breaking News from Bristol City Council

Redesign of Baldwin Street and Bristol Bridge junction slammed as ‘suboptimal’

Cyclists going south down Bristol Bridge would have to cross through moving traffic to rejoin the road on Victoria Street

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Council ‘turning a blind eye’ to complaints about nightmare building site in Bedminster

Neighbours have faced months of builders making their lives a misery, but little enforcement action seems to have been taken

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Fears recruitment freeze at Bristol City Council could impact on elderly in care homes

Council chiefs denied social care would see any budget cuts despite the department overspending

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Decision delayed on huge plans for 140 new homes in Lockleaze on old council depot

The meeting was due to take place on Wednesday, but all council meetings have been postponed following the death of the Queen

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New takeaway on Stokes Croft would ‘worsen issues on Turbo Island’ artists fear

Artists from nearby studios said the problems at Turbo Island have become worse since a clamp down at the Bearpit

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Bristol City Council paints double yellow lines by mistake after nine months of roadworks

The £1.7million road reconstruction was already delayed by three months

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Removing Bristol's outdoor seating is 'pandemic levels of bleak' for hospitality industry

“Any further restrictions being imposed on the hospitality industry could be the final nail in the coffin"

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Electric taxis coming to Bristol ahead of Clean Air Zone launch

The council's hire scheme has been extended to include Hackney Carriage drivers

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Bristol transport boss says private companies running buses is like ‘teaching pigs to dance’

The Bristol councillor in charge of the city's transport called for a look into how public transport could be run differently

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Huge flooding boost for Ashton Gate's homes and Sporting Quarter plans

The plans for 510 new homes and a basketball arena had been stalling

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Bristol council faces calls for inquiry into monitoring of SEND parents' social media

Bristol mayor Marvin Rees will face a vote next week urging him to launch an independent investigation into the controversy

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Bristol pubs face outdoor seating slash from October

It comes on top of soaring energy rates and a post-Covid slowdown

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Bristol City Council names new chief executive

The current chief executive Mike Jackson announced in July that he would leave the post after four years' service

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Clean Air Zone temporary exemptions extended as launch date nears

The exemptions were originally due to finish at the end of 2022

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How Bristol’s Clean Air Zone will work and what drivers could be charged for using it

Around a quarter of Bristol's city centre traffic is expected to be affected by the change. Here's what you need to know about the Clean Air Zone

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Visitors fume at sharp rise in Ashton Court car park charges

Some say they will not return since parking fees more than doubled

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Temple Island revamp deal finalised for 550 homes, hotel and offices

Bristol City Council finalises agreements with Legal & General to transform site once earmarked for arena

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Ashton Court Estate car park charges shot up from £1.20 per day to £1 for one hour

The new charges are now in force

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Thirty Bristol council houses empty for over six months

One property owned by Bristol City Council has been empty for over three years

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Bristol property closed for three months after concerns over drug use and loud music

Police said neighbours had been complaining about the property

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Anger over ‘horrible’ advertising screen plans for Broadmead to replace payphones

The new advertising screen would let people make free 30-second calls and charge their phones

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City council spent only £70.42 on failed bid to bring Eurovision to Bristol next year

Most of the money spent went on making a video which ended up not being used

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Gaol Ferry Bridge finally shuts after months of delays

The bridge will close for between six and nine months

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Council spied on local parents who complained about 'disturbingly poor' SEN programme

Council officials put together files of personal information obtained online after concerns were allegedly raised by a parent carer group over members carrying out "conflicting" lobbying activities

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Ukraine refugee under 'big stress' after facing eviction from emergency housing

Maryna Mishustina has now been told by Bristol City Council that she can stay in the accommodation

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