Bristol's roads have four times fewer potholes now than ten years ago, council claims They have a high-tech sensor car that tours the city Bristol Post · Jun 6, 2022
Imperial Apartments query became 'reputational issue' for Marvin Rees The city's mayor booked two visits to the site in the space of one month Bristol Post · Jun 6, 2022
Gaol Ferry Bridge six month closure starts It's one of only two bridges that go over the River Avon Bristol Post · Jun 5, 2022
Emergency phone mast in South Bristol is outstaying its welcome "We've been living under its shadow for 18 months now" Bristol Post · Jun 3, 2022
Boy, 11, threatened with £900 fine for leaving Lego bag next to full bin Pippa Gibbons, her partner and young son all received letters from Bristol City Council warning them they would be forced to pay hundreds for leaving rubbish outside the communal recycling bin Daily Mirror · Jun 2, 2022
New £14m cycling centre planned for Lawrence Weston to replace tracks in Hengrove The new facility would replace the Bristol Family Cycling Centre in the south of the city Bristol Post · Jun 2, 2022
Bristol couple and boy, 11, issued with £900 fine for leaving cardboard by bin The offence was described as a ‘serious criminal matter with a maximum penalty of £50,000 or 12 months imprisonment' Bristol Post · Jun 1, 2022
Bristol’s plan to get transport to net zero with 250 electric buses and 1,000 cycle hangars Council transport planners are about to receive a huge boost from the Department for Transport Bristol Post · May 31, 2022
South Bristol's GPs and schools won't cope with 12,000 new homes claims MP "Someone needs to own the problem" said Karin Smyth Bristol Post · May 28, 2022
Well-known Bristol firm Fowlers confused as council asks public if it should stay The council has apologised for the lack of communication Bristol Post · May 27, 2022
Proposed Bristol strip clubs ban decision needed "urgently" Results from last autumn's consultation are still not known Bristol Post · May 26, 2022
Prince Street Bridge to close on Friday as 'urgent' repairs continue Pedestrians and cyclists will need to use the road, so cars and other motorists will be diverted for the day Bristol Post · May 26, 2022
New lord mayor tells off Bristol city councillors over Marvin Rees speech debate Green Cllr Paula O'Rourke was minutes into the role when she made the comments at an annual meeting Bristol Post · May 25, 2022
Bristolians prefer to walk rather than driving their cars or cycling, new research shows Although not everyone feels safe walking in their neighbourhood Bristol Post · May 23, 2022
Bristol Post · May 20, 2022 Bristol people yet to get £150 tax rebate told to fill in a form on council's website Anyone who hasn't yet received their rebate is being told to apply for it
Bristol Post · May 20, 2022 Prince Street Bridge needs urgent repairs so it can swing open again Expert engineers need to assess the heritage mechanisms
Birmingham Post · May 20, 2022 Bristol deputy mayor says inflation 'real risk' to green business goals Cllr Craig Cheney and NatWest’s head of climate change met small businesses in the city working towards more environmentally friendly operations
Bristol Post · May 19, 2022 How affordable are the 'record levels of affordable housing' being built in Bristol What is the truth behind the big announcement from the Mayor of Bristol?
Bristol Post · May 19, 2022 HMOs are ‘worsening Bristol’s housing crisis’ as council slammed for lack of action Plans are set to be refused for a new house of multiple occupation in Bishopston after receiving more than 200 objections
Bristol Post · May 19, 2022 £1-million plan to finally fix Kingsweston Iron Bridge shut since 2015 Bristol City Council has now applied for planning permission to repair the bridge and reinstall it one metre higher
Bristol Post · May 18, 2022 Family could find themselves on the streets after fleeing home on day of eviction The mum of four said she would rather lose her home than her husband
Bristol Post · May 18, 2022 Bristol City Council approves compulsory purchase of fire-ravaged pub – again Negotiations have stalled over The Gainsborough in Lockleaze ahead of 48 new affordable homes
Bristol Post · May 18, 2022 Parking in Bristol: Full list of roads where pay and display charges will increase by 50 per cent next month The new charges will come into force on June 6
Bristol Post · May 17, 2022 The seven year saga of Ashton Vale's railway embankment housing plan is reaching a climax "Our final chance to have a say has been removed from us"
Bristol Post · May 17, 2022 Bristol referendum result will make politics simpler, says metro mayor Dan Norris Head of WECA wants to be involved in discussions for new committee system