Popular Bristol Harbourside walking and cycling route to be reopened to cars There are concerns about "unnecessary danger to pedestrians and cyclists" Bristol Post · May 5, 2023
East Bristol ‘liveable neighbourhood’ - list of roads that will be blocked The trial is aiming to reduce rat-running and make it safer to walk and cycle Bristol Post · May 4, 2023
Bristol mayor to be replaced by council leader after local elections next year Bristol City Council is moving to a committee model of governance and scrapping the role of mayor Bristol Post · May 3, 2023
Bristol's Clean Air Zone branded 'outrageous' because it can't tell drivers if they should pay or not "You will not be notified if you have driven in the zone and it's your responsibility to pay any charges" Bristol Post · May 2, 2023
Bristol councillors told to stop ‘talking over other people’ during public debates The 'recurring problem' could be looked at as part of the council's switch to a committee system next year Bristol Post · May 2, 2023
Decision made on how Bristol City Council will run after the mayor role is abolished They will each make major decisions about how the city’s public services are run Bristol Post · May 2, 2023
What next for Bristol Zoo site after plans to build 200 homes given the green light Construction on the Zoo Gardens is expected to begin in 2025 Bristol Post · Apr 27, 2023
Bristol City Council housing waiting list restrictions draw mixed reaction from tenants About half of the 19,000 families in need of accommodation have been barred from applying Bristol Post · Apr 25, 2023
Brislington Meadows blame game as councillor tells residents 'many mistakes were made' "It could still be stopped" says councillor, who will write to Michael Gove to ask for a U-turn Bristol Post · Apr 24, 2023
Finally Bristol's eyesore Grosvenor Hotel near Temple Meads can be demolished A huge fire left the derelict site in a "perilous state" Bristol Post · Apr 21, 2023
Bristol Foodies Festival secures licence despite police and environmental health objections Blue and Scouting For Girls will headline the three-day event in May Bristol Post · Apr 21, 2023
Taka Taka wins battle to stay open until 3am on Fridays and Saturdays in the Centre Bristol City Council and Avon and Somerset Police objected to the later opening time Bristol Post · Apr 21, 2023
New Bristol Clean Air Zone exemptions for Bristol hospital patients Bristol City Council has agreed to a three-month trial following a request from BRI bosses Bristol Post · Apr 20, 2023
Council begins curfew crackdown on pubs' outdoor spaces "We never used to even need any kind of licence. For centuries pubs in the Old City have had tables and chairs outside" Bristol Post · Apr 19, 2023
Bristol Post · Apr 19, 2023 Concerns over Bristol Beacon funding sees Arts Council call for 'urgent meeting’ Bristol City Council is exploring its future with Bristol Beacon ahead of the reopening
Bristol Post · Apr 19, 2023 'Faulty' £80,000 lights causing havoc for Clevedon locals They have been turning on and off at strange times
Bristol Post · Apr 19, 2023 Schools could close across Bristol as two more teachers' strike days announced "Our action is aimed at getting the Government to invest in the education of this generation of children"
Birmingham Post · Apr 19, 2023 Disappointment as appeal to build 260 new homes on green space in Bristol wins A Government planning inspector ruled in favour of the proposed development in South Bristol
Bristol Post · Apr 17, 2023 Brislington Meadows WILL be built on after all as Government has final say A Government planning inspector has finally ruled in favour of development
Bristol Post · Apr 17, 2023 Primary school places in Bristol allocated for September with 92% given first choice The vast majority have been given one of their options
Bristol Post · Apr 17, 2023 Calls for Bristol's universities to 'do a lot more to manage downsides' of student expansion The city has thousands more students than five years ago, and is about to expand even more
Daily Record · Apr 13, 2023 Scared young mum 'sleeps next to insecure front door' for toddler's safety The 21-year-old resident says a fault means the door is not secure from the inside and she is concerned about her toddler opening it and wandering around the apartment block.
Bristol Post · Apr 13, 2023 'Risk' to Chocolate Path reopening due to urgent flood defence work, says mayor Bristol City Council cabinet approved £1.75million to upgrade Underfall Yard sluice gates beneath the pedestrian and cycleway
Daily Record · Apr 12, 2023 Abusive messages left on football fans' cars after stunt by group of vigilantes Motorists parked outside of Ashton Gate Stadium on Raynes Road found fake parking tickets on their cars that told him they had 'parked like a c***'.
Bristol Post · Apr 12, 2023 Parents raise enough funds for legal challenge on autism diagnosis controversy Parents' group Assess For Autism said they believed the new policy potentially breached disability discrimination laws