Ukrainian refugees left homeless in Bristol after placements broke down There are two routes to help Ukrainians get visas to come to the UK Bristol Post · Jun 23, 2022
Bristol Live boycott of mayor's briefings over reporter ban wins support from city and beyond Rival publications and the BBC are backing the stance Bristol Post · Jun 23, 2022
Thousands apply for Clean Air Zone grants and loans Eligible applicants will be contacted from August Bristol Post · Jun 23, 2022
Plans to build 62 homes on former Bristol Zoo car park site deemed unlawful The Clifton and Hotwells Improvement Society (CHIS) fought the planning application in court and won Bristol Post · Jun 20, 2022
Stripper 'happy, but frustrated' that strip clubs' fate will be decided next month She said they are frustrated it has taken this long Bristol Post · Jun 17, 2022
St George's Park works 'fall behind schedule' due to poor weather The £400,000 project will include the creation of new wetlands habitats Bristol Post · Jun 16, 2022
Clean Air Zone test cameras in Bristol start going up as council reveals locations They have been installed at three locations Bristol Post · Jun 16, 2022
Apostro-three- Council Has Been Accused Of ‘Apostrophe Catastrophe’ On Signs Leading To A Landmark A town council in England has been accused of an ‘apostrophe catastrophe’ at a landmark – after putting the punctuation mark in three different places on three signs. Zenger · Jun 14, 2022
Troopers Hill: Council defends spelling beauty spot signs three different ways "It's slightly amusing that the council over the last few years has put up signs probably, sort of two years between them" Bristol Post · Jun 14, 2022
Illegal protest swim before triathlon competitors get into Cumberland Basin Hundreds of competitors were allowed to swim in the harbour on Sunday Bristol Post · Jun 13, 2022
Bristol’s City Leap firm was sued $2 million for ‘misleading’ US schools in energy deal The lawsuit, while thrown out, raises questions over the risk Bristol City Council faces in its £424-million City Leap project Bristol Post · Jun 13, 2022
New £13m boost for south Bristol shopping street on the cards after decade of delays Regeneration plans for the local hub were drawn up in 2012, but locals say new plans are now needed Bristol Post · Jun 12, 2022
Residents fight to stop 'drama' unfolding new homes proposed on green space in South Bristol The residential homes would breach the protective covenant Bristol Post · Jun 12, 2022
Imperial Apartments 'unsuitable', says Karin Smyth MP in light of review But a council review has found that the former office block is "suitable for many families with children" Bristol Post · Jun 10, 2022
Bristol Post · Jun 10, 2022 Imperial Apartments IS suitable for children, council finds and will start rehousing families there A review found that Caridon - whose annual gross income from the site is £4.1m - didn't originally provide accurate dimensions for all, but seven properties
Bristol Post · Jun 10, 2022 Police continuing to be called to Imperial Apartments nearly every day Officers patrol the area regularly
Bristol Post · Jun 10, 2022 £95million for Temple Quarter finally handed over to kickstart regeneration project Now for the 10,000 new homes, offices, conference centre and new University campus
Bristol Post · Jun 10, 2022 Bristol Clean Air Zone will now be starting 'towards the end of the year' It was initially due to come into force in October last year
Bristol Post · Jun 10, 2022 Roof extension plan that divided Bristol street approved by councillors “We have considered moving but I cannot let my teenage daughters see us being bullied out of our new home"
Bristol Post · Jun 9, 2022 Bristol City Council’s spare £900,000 going to reserves and mayor’s office instead of public toilets and parks Opposition councillors said the money should be spent on reopening public toilets and improving safety outside schools
Birmingham Post · Jun 9, 2022 Architecture firms appointed to Bristol community housing scheme Archio, Askew Cavanna, Clifton Emery, Emmett Russell, One50 Studio and Transition by Design will help local groups with design proposals ahead of formal land applications
Bristol Post · Jun 8, 2022 Bristol Imperial Apartments complaints prompted 'communications plan' from council A leaflet was designed to convey why people should choose to live there
Bristol Post · Jun 7, 2022 Gaol Ferry Bridge work 'won't start for weeks' as closure is delayed The bridge is still open...
Bristol Post · Jun 6, 2022 Tenants accuse Bristol City Council of "litany of broken promises" Housing chiefs implore residents to believe multi-million pound upgrades will actually happen
Bristol Post · Jun 6, 2022 Flooding in Bristol will become ‘significant risk’ due to climate crisis A huge three-year plan will see millions spent on reducing the risk of flooding from the river bursting its banks