The Latest Breaking News from Bristol City Council

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

Bristol Post · Aug 23, 2022

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

Bristol Post · Aug 22, 2022

Gaol Ferry Bridge finally shuts after months of delays

The bridge will close for between six and nine months

Bristol Post · Aug 22, 2022

School uniform grants in Bristol and South Gloucestershire - everything you need to know

There is help out there

Bristol Post · Aug 17, 2022

Bristol City Council told to pay homeless man £8k for failing to support him

The council was told to compensate him for the lack of support

Bristol Post · Aug 16, 2022

St George Park works update as people urged not to enter dry lake bed

The major works at the park in East Bristol were initially expected to be completed in mid-May

Bristol Post · Aug 16, 2022

City council spent more money on Bristol Beacon than on transport last year

Housing was the only area where Bristol City Council invested more than money-pit concert hall

Bristol Post · Aug 15, 2022

Pinkmans Bakery owner says business has been 'cut off' by Park Street pavement works

The boss of the award-winning business claims trade is 'down 90%' already

Bristol Post · Aug 15, 2022

Roman glass factory discovered at site where hundreds of new homes could be built

Brislington Meadows is probably the most controversial planning site in Bristol right now

Bristol Post · Aug 15, 2022

Leisure centre slashes pool heating bill to zero thanks to thermal tubes

Easton Leisure Centre’s council-funded solar pilot led to pool heating bill slashed to zero

Bristol Post · Aug 12, 2022