Squatter is living in formerly grand hotel - all on his own Every night he climbs the grand staircase to use one of the various rooms Wales Online · Mar 31, 2022
Bristol's eyesore Grosvenor Hotel and George and Railway will finally be bought They've been talking about this for years Bristol Post · Mar 30, 2022
E-scooter trial to be expanded to the rest of Bristol The scooters have been banned in a third of the city until now Bristol Post · Mar 29, 2022
Bristol campaign group group 'disgusted' after council gave itself permission to build new homes The Northern Slopes Initiative said they are considering taking further action against Bristol City Council Bristol Post · Mar 28, 2022
Bristol Bridge bus gate fines cancelled on appeal for one quarter of cases But the scheme has raised more than £4.5m so far Bristol Post · Mar 27, 2022
Far right group For Britain plans to rally in support of Colston in Bristol A counter-demo is already being organised Bristol Post · Mar 26, 2022
Bristol City Council pay policy rewards 'fat cats', Tories claim Greens defend salary structure as chief exec income rises by £3K Bristol Post · Mar 25, 2022
Imperial Apartments: More than 100 children living at converted south Bristol office block In January, Bristol South MP Karin Smyth asked the council to stop housing families with children at Imperial Apartments Bristol Post · Mar 24, 2022
Bristol asked to decide the future of The Downs But it could cost half a million pounds to get rid of the Merchant Venturers Bristol Post · Mar 24, 2022
Residents urge council to solve 'scary' speeding issue in Lockleaze But the council's transport chief says that solving the problems could take 'years rather than weeks and months' Bristol Post · Mar 23, 2022
Parts of Ashton Court Estate closed after 'increased visitor numbers' and off lead dogs impact wildlife The areas have been fenced off already and it is expected they will remain in place until the mid-summer Bristol Post · Mar 22, 2022
St Andrews Park paddling pool to reopen by May It's been closed to the public since 2020 Bristol Post · Mar 22, 2022
Mum living at Imperial Apartments worried after finding 'lots of mould' in baby's room First-time mum checks for damp every day and running a dehumidifier through the night Bristol Post · Mar 21, 2022
Fury as 'bonkers' council cuts down two 70ft trees over one neighbour complaint Bristol City Council took down the enormous cypress trees despite a sit-in protest and a campaign by local families, to the dismay of residents on the estate who have admired the trees for 50 years Daily Mirror · Mar 18, 2022
Bristol Post · Mar 17, 2022 Bristol City Council urges Government to waive visa requirements for Ukrainian refugees Conservative group joins cross-party criticism of "hostile environment" to people fleeing conflicts
Bristol Post · Mar 17, 2022 Dad living at Imperial Apartments feels 'trapped' there 'I think they should move people who have children out, this is not a child-friendly place'
Bristol Post · Mar 17, 2022 The Bull Inn wins back licence but residents say they feel 'stabbed in the back' Bristol City Council agreed to restore right to trade without fighting a costly court appeal
Birmingham Post · Mar 17, 2022 Free electric vehicle trials for Bristol firms ahead of Clean Air Zone launch The multi-million pound scheme is part of efforts to reduce emissions and improve air quality
Bristol Post · Mar 17, 2022 New Bristol development near M32 proposes just 20 per cent affordable homes The proposals haven't gone down well with local residents
Bristol Post · Mar 16, 2022 Old Brislington railway to become greenway cycle route after five-year campaign Bristol city councillors grant permission against planning officers' advice
Bristol Post · Mar 16, 2022 Horfield tree felled under Anti-Social Behaviour Act despite man's sit-in protest The trees are technically being classed as "hedges" by Bristol City Council
Bristol Post · Mar 15, 2022 Bristol City Council doesn't have any investments in Russian institutions No gifts from any Russian companies have been received by council employees either
Bristol Post · Mar 15, 2022 Workers say strip club ban decision taking 'unacceptable' amount of time 'This entire process has been extremely stressful on people who just wish to do their jobs peacefully'
Bristol Post · Mar 14, 2022 Bristol City Council housing company 'ignored and mocked' residents over flagship plans Goram Homes wins final permission for more than 250 homes - 55 per cent affordable - in Lockleaze
Bristol Post · Mar 10, 2022 Bristol City Council gives up on £1.5m of unpaid rent from ex-tenants The money is now considered unrecoverable