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The Latest Breaking News from Bristol City Council

Parents delighted as 'much-needed' new school approved after years of campaigning

Campaigners have been pushing for more secondary school provision

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City council accused of backing out of anti-litter campaign in row over tobacco giant's money

Marlboro cigarettes maker is behind Clean Up Britain's drive to stop smokers dropping cigarette butts

Bristol Post

Bristol's college students demand free bus travel but it is not looking likely

"It offers young people a feasible alternative to owning a car"

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Greenbank View van-dwellers in Bristol fighting imminent eviction

"This will not solve the problem, but merely force us to move elsewhere"

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Locals fume over 'lack of response' to pavement parking campaign

"We need proactive intervention"

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Council's mission to tackle SEND crisis two years on from inspection

The council said: "We understand the concerns of some families and since our Ofsted inspection we have focused on SENDCo training to help increase SEND leadership in schools and improve early identification of children with SEND"

Bristol Post

Bristol Airport sparks outrage as it ditches free bus travel for pensioners

"Discriminatory" changes affect the A1 Airport Flyer from Sunday, April 24

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Railway revolution as 34 new train stations could open across UK - see full list

All over the UK new stations are in the pipeline. From under construction to just a twinkle in city planners' eyes, these projects will transform their local area.

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Ukrainians fleeing war start to arrive in Bristol under council scheme

Almost 300 residents have offered sanctuary for Ukrainian refugees

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Council trial new 'local homes for local people' policy

If it's a success in Lockleaze it could be rolled out across Bristol

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Gareth Bale's proposed Par 59 golf bar faces opposition from 80 residents at licensing hearing

Bristol City Council sub-committee will decide its fate next week

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Imperial Apartments: converted office block is at the centre of a housing controversy

Bristol City Council rents more than two-thirds of the flats at the site

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Formal new homes plan submitted for site Mayor said would not be built on

"It is Bristol City Council planning policy to build homes on this site" - Homes England

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Hopes alive for £6.4m youth project at old magistrates court despite Bristol City Council knockback

“For The National Lottery Heritage Fund, this project remains a high priority"

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New sports facility for under-pressure part of South Bristol

Recreational spaces are getting built on

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More than 500 Ukrainian refugees coming to the Bristol region

In Bristol alone, 270 hosts have signed up for the Homes for Ukraine scheme

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Anger as Bristol City Council blocks multi-million pound youth project at old magistrates court

Metro mayor criticises decision as "appalling"

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Redrow slams leading councillor amid Yew Tree Farm arson row

The housebuilder has described Cllr Richard Eddy's claims as 'deeply insulting and false'

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Residents feel council is 'not listening' over plans to build 140 homes on Dovercourt Road

But the council says it has looked into their concerns 'in detail'

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Cafe planned for The Downs toilets rejected in shock U-turn

Planning committee members feared it was a "slippery slope" to development

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'Scrap Bristol mayor' campaign launches ahead of referendum

"We want to put control in the hands of our local councillors and our communities"

Bristol Post

Construction on Bristol's mass transit system to begin by 2030, mayor says

Marvin Rees says opposition "naysayers" are disheartening and lack ambition

Bristol Post

CAMRA wants eyesore Grosvenor Hotel and George and Railway restored to bars

But Bristol City Council's cabinet has approved plans to bulldoze one and turn other into offices

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Brislington Park and Ride travellers decline offer to move to Avonmouth site

They remain at the site despite being issued trespass notices on Monday morning

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The Downs cafe plans set for approval despite dozens of objections

Planning permission has expired three years after Bristol City Council gave the go-ahead

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