Controversial plan to cram 27 people in a former care home is withdrawn A local councillor said it 'degrades human dignity' Bristol Post · May 17, 2022
'Elderly disabled parents' forced to sleep on 'grease-laden floor of a takeaway' after blaze The family says they have been left with nowhere to go following the fire Bristol Post · May 16, 2022
Fears for second rehab centre as council confirms South Bristol closure Unions demand voluntary redundancy option and warn of East Bristol Intermediate Care Centre's future Bristol Post · May 16, 2022
Solving Clifton flooding by removing cycle lanes is 'crazy' say critics Every time there's heavy rain Whiteladies Road becomes a lake Bristol Post · May 16, 2022
The 39 new developments in Bristol that will change the city as we know it There are so many projects in the pipeline Bristol Post · May 14, 2022
Five-storey Totterdown apartment block plan on old car wash site set for approval The plans have been scaled back since initial proposals for a nine-storey building, but many are still objecting Bristol Post · May 13, 2022
Imperial Apartments review 'very near completion' The review was announced just under three months ago Bristol Post · May 12, 2022
Bristol woman describes parking nightmare as 'every single car' on street given a ticket The council says it has reviewed the fines to make sure they were issued correctly Bristol Post · May 12, 2022
Roller disco on Bristol’s harbourside is applying for a premises licence to sell booze The roller disco is open as a pop-up venue on Redcliffe Wharf Bristol Post · May 10, 2022
Claim trade unions are 'under attack' from Bristol City Council over reps' paid time off The authority wants to negotiate its first written agreement on facilities time since 1996 Bristol Post · May 10, 2022
Vote to scrap Bristol mayor 'detrimental' to city, says planning firm boss A director at Boyer’s office in the city said the decision could see ‘party politics creep into the planning decision-making process’ Birmingham Post · May 10, 2022
Council tax rebate: Most Bristolians to be handed £150 next week - this is how it works Everything you need to know about the one-off payment Bristol Post · May 9, 2022
Bristol City Council Labour group vows to make committee system work Talks are underway in the wake of the referendum result to scrap the mayor Bristol Post · May 9, 2022
Developers unveil plans for 555 new homes on edge of Bristol Five fields would be developed Bristol Post · May 8, 2022
Bristol Post · May 7, 2022 Plan to cram 27 people into one home 'degrades human dignity' They will share five toilets, two baths, one shower and one living room
Bristol Post · May 6, 2022 Netham Park Pavillion remains closed after shutting due to the pandemic Locals say they’ve been left in the dark as to when it will reopen
Bristol Post · May 6, 2022 Local Election 2022: What happens next after referendum result ? The new model will be introduced in two years
Bristol Post · May 5, 2022 New 24-hour bus lane plans for key Bristol route could create more traffic, says councillor The council says the plans would help to improve bus journey times
Bristol Post · May 5, 2022 Everything we know so far about Bristol's Climate Action Plan one year on Data shows which companies have increased their emissions
Bristol Post · May 5, 2022 Last pub in Barton Hill could be saved but campaigners remain unhappy There has been an ongoing battle over plans to turn the pub into houses but a new application proposes keeping the pub
Bristol Post · May 4, 2022 The streets in Bristol where you're most likely to get a parking fine More than 80,000 fines were issued in the city in 2021
Bristol Post · May 2, 2022 'Dangerous' speeding issue needs urgent action, says Lockleaze locals "It's frustrating that my kids can't play outside because it's so dangerous"
Bristol Post · Apr 29, 2022 'UK's first regular' drug testing service could be coming to Bristol Bristol could be hosting 15 sessions over 12 months
Bristol Post · Apr 29, 2022 Gaol Ferry Bridge connecting South Bristol to city centre to close in June 'until the end of year' The bridge is in need of vital repair work
Bristol Post · Apr 29, 2022 St Philip's Marsh rubbish dump near nursery school allowed on appeal Planning inspector overturned Bristol City Council decision to refuse permission for waste plant next to St Philip's Marsh Nursery