The Latest Breaking News from Bristol City Council

Chief executive of Bristol City Council quits his job to run two councils in London

Mayor Marvin Rees said the chief executive brought "professionalism and personal warmth" to the council

Bristol Post · Jul 18, 2022

Boy who eats paint, rocks and mud 'being poisoned' by his home

Three-year-old Vinnie has a rare condition which means he eats things other than food

Wales Online · Jul 18, 2022

Tot who eats rocks and paint due to rare condition gets lead poisoning from garden mud

Layla Carter says her three-year-old Vinnie has Pica - a rare eating disorder that makes him eat things such a rocks, mud and the paint peeled from walls in the house

Daily Mirror · Jul 18, 2022

Bristol's Bottle Yard Studios to power major new facility with solar panels

It will be one of the biggest solar rooftops in the UK

Birmingham Post · Jul 15, 2022

Campaigners urge Bristol City Council to ban meat and dairy from City Hall events

Next year council chiefs will retender for a huge new catering contract for events and conferences in City Hall and elsewhere

Bristol Post · Jul 15, 2022

SEND parents 'traumatised' after being blamed for their child's condition says community worker

Bristol SEND parent therapy groups are popping up throughout the city and now their concerns are being taken to Bristol City Council

Bristol Post · Jul 15, 2022

Boy, 3, suffers 'lead poisoning' after eating mud in garden as mum desperate to move

Layla Carter, 27, is trying to get Bristol City Council to rehouse her family after her toddler son Vinnie's lead levels tested high but says her request has been denied

Daily Mirror · Jul 15, 2022

Three-year-old boy 'gets lead poisoning' from eating mud in his garden

His mum is desperate to move out of the council flat

Bristol Post · Jul 14, 2022

Lack of detail criticised in Western Harbour ‘vision’ to redevelop Cumberland Basin

The 16-page document has five pages of poetry but few details on what will actually be built

Bristol Post · Jul 14, 2022

Bristol City Council earned £47,000 from driving fines on Gloucester Road last year

More than 1,300 tickets were given out

Bristol Post · Jul 14, 2022