Bristol City Council stops sending media organisations press releases The council says it wants to 'grow our own digital audiences' Bristol Post · Jul 8, 2022
Rogue landlord fined after nailing tenant's door shut in unlawful eviction Bristol City Council claim they are cracking down on illegal evictions Bristol Post · Jul 8, 2022
Group setting up Bristol’s new committee-run council will ask for ‘views from the city’ After the referendum in May several key questions still remain about how Bristol City Council will be run from 2024 Bristol Post · Jul 8, 2022
Clean Air Zone critics in Bristol vow to boycott city centre and go elsewhere We took at look at what our readers were saying about the Clean Air Zone Bristol Post · Jul 8, 2022
Mayor denies he’s ‘swanning off over the horizon’ looking for work after leaving office He was pressed this week to give full commitment to serving the council until the end of his term in 2024 Bristol Post · Jul 8, 2022
Western Harbour set for no high-rise blocks as Bristol City Council launches next phase Bonded warehouses to retain skyline "dominance" ahead of cabinet approval of vision Bristol Post · Jul 8, 2022
Two hotels and 100 flats to rent planned for empty land next to Temple Meads Only 20 will be 'affordable' Bristol Post · Jul 7, 2022
'Ambitious' project to improve key route in and out of Bristol announced People are being asked to give their views Bristol Post · Jul 5, 2022
Bristol City Council broke rules awarding 203 contracts worth £69m last year External auditors are calling for "urgent action" Bristol Post · Jul 4, 2022
Bristol Pride flag crossing defaced with graffiti (again) The crossing was repainted to coincide with Pride month Bristol Post · Jul 3, 2022
Asda accuses residents of 'campaign of abuse' after long-running war over deliveries Criminal conviction revealed as ombudsman upholds neighbour's complaint against Bristol City Council's lack of action Bristol Post · Jul 2, 2022
Covid cases on the rise in the UK as 1 in 37 people test positive in Bristol 1 in 37 people have tested positive in Bristol Bristol Post · Jul 2, 2022
Bristol City Council officers failing to declare financial conflicts of interest A review by the counter-fraud team found twice-yearly forms are not being filed as required Bristol Post · Jul 1, 2022
Auditors criticise city council over escalating Bristol Beacon costs The Victorian building was found to be a "worst-case scenario" Bristol Post · Jul 1, 2022
Bristol Post · Jul 1, 2022 New cafe will be built on the Downs in Bristol to replace 'hideous' public toilets A councillor was criticised for saying the toilets could be used for 'cottaging'
Bristol Post · Jun 30, 2022 The Outlaws community centre could be knocked down for new council flats Bristol City Council wants to knock down the community centre, but locals are calling for it to be refurbished
Bristol Post · Jun 29, 2022 Bristol City Council counter-fraud team stopped £3.6m of scams last year The team saved taxpayers an estimated £3.1million from housing scams
Birmingham Post · Jun 29, 2022 Housing development in Bristol’s Redcliff Quarter bought for £128m Property firm Grainger has bought the mixed-use scheme which will comprise of more than 400 homes and six commercial units
Bristol Post · Jun 29, 2022 Whistleblower shops council worker who took second job while on sick leave Attempted fraud scuppered by colleague
Bristol Post · Jun 27, 2022 Bristol parents' struggle as SEND pupils 'educationally homeless' As of January 2022 there were 32,700 children or young people in the UK with EHCPs outside of formal education
Bristol Post · Jun 27, 2022 Bristol's night-time economy is bouncing back, figures show £45.5m was spent on Visa transactions alone in last six months, city council meeting told
Bristol Post · Jun 27, 2022 Stripper and author Stacey Clare supports Bristol sex workers as club ban decision looms "We need to have legal workplaces"
Bristol Post · Jun 27, 2022 New plans revealed for £150m 'Redcatch Quarter' to replace Broadwalk Shopping Centre in Knowle Developers said they have tweaked the plans after six months of consultation
Bristol Post · Jun 24, 2022 These parts of Bristol will be hit the hardest by cost of living crisis in October A major public health response is being drawn up to protect Bristolians from skyrocketing food prices, energy bills and fuel costs
Bristol Post · Jun 24, 2022 Bristol cabbie who lost licence after wheelchair passenger accident fails again to win it back Bristol City Council says he has not understood the severity of the incident