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The Latest Breaking News from Bristol City Council

Kingsweston Iron Bridge £1m repairs criticised for lacking wheelchair access

Bristol City Council cabinet has approved the funding despite Historic England refusing to allow ramps

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New Bristol train station will impact bus and cycling routes

The station under construction was widely welcomed but questions remain about its effects on the wider transport network

Bristol Post

Fines in Bristol for littering and fly-tipping rise to maximum

Bristol City Council cabinet approve the increases

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Calls to ban ‘high carbon’ ads on Bristol council-owned sites for flights and SUVs

Campaigners are calling for City Hall chiefs to change their policy on harmful advertising

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'Massive increase' in Bristol City Council staff on £50K+ salaries

"Are we rewarding failure rather than success in terms of our higher management?”

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Two top Bristol Waste bosses received combined £127K to leave council company

'Golden handshakes' published in Bristol City Council's accounts

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'Do more' to save Bristol's last farm demand councillors and residents

Politicians from all four parties, including two Labour cabinet members, say special hedgerow should be saved

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Bristol school redevelopment decision delay leaves campaigners 'disappointed'

Bristol City Council had been due to consider plans to transform the five-acre site at Westbury Park into an £85m retirement community and leisure hub

Bristol Post

Couple slapped with more than £1,400 in driving fines despite living 130 miles away

Bristol City Council have been repeatedly sending a couple 130 miles away in Sussex fines for breaching the city's Clean Air Zone due to a number plate mix up

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New £25m Bristol school ordered to change controversial admissions policy

A councillor complained it could take fewer local children

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Campaigners ‘disappointed’ after Bristol school redevelopment decision delayed

Bristol City Council had been due to consider plans to transform the five-acre site at Westbury Park into an £85m retirement community and leisure hub

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Demo called at controversial hedge as farmer says she can't leave to go to market

"I hate letting people down, my little business is suffering"

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Man fined for driving to Bristol Airport through Clean Air Zone he knew nothing about

Frustrated drivers have called for signage advising alternative routes to Bristol Airport

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Bristol rogue landlord who left properties in terrible state had ban upheld in legal first

Naomi Knapp's tenants lived in filthy, unfinished, unsafe and rubbish-strewn homes

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Bristol streets named after Edward Colston won't be changed, says city council

The council said it would need to see 'overwhelming support' from property owners'

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Final decision on former Bristol school site redevelopment delayed

Bristol City Council had been due to consider plans to transform the five-acre site at Westbury Park into an £85m retirement community and leisure hub

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Bristol mum fighting council eviction after both her parents died within three years

"This makes absolutely no sense to anyone - she's done nothing wrong"

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'Action needed' to save East Street from students and gentrification, Government tells council

"It is imperative not to take the consequences of this lightly"

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No council review of Bristol's Clean Air Zone signs despite complaints

"I feel I have been mugged here as the signage is at fault"

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Leaders of 'lifeline' Kuumba Centre in St Pauls asked to vacate building

"With gentrification, Kuumba is needed now more than ever"

Bristol Post

Woman left in tears at 'appalling state' of Bristol cemetery where parents and son are buried

Gaynor Whiting was so distressed to see the overgrown state of her family's plot at the cemetery that she broke down in tears

Bristol Post

Za Za Bazaar fights to stop demolition of building and 'loss of over 230 jobs'

The plans have more than 200 objections but have gained the support of Watershed and We The Curious

Bristol Post

Bankruptcy warning for Bristol City Council as special needs education costs spiral

Special needs education is costing the council millions over budget each year

Bristol Post

Bristol City Council set to close unit for adults with learning difficulties

It will save the council £450,000 a year, mainly in staff costs

Bristol Post

Bristol developer slams council for blocking plan for ‘floating homes’ on harbour

Floating homes are already popular in other parts of the world

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