Notorious property owner fined £10,000 for leaving three key sites in Bristol as eyesores "This should act as a warning to all rogue property owners" Bristol Post · Mar 25, 2023
Wapping Wharf traders speak out after Gaol Ferry Bridge closure extended Some customers face a 'big expedition' to get around the key route Bristol Post · Mar 25, 2023
Bristol City Council pay rules branded a 'lie' in row over massive salaries for consultants The authority's policy is supposed to keep the lowest-paid workers' wages within 10 times that of the top earner, but it excludes lucrative agency work Bristol Post · Mar 24, 2023
Inside the shocking puppy farm discovered in Bristol "We refuse to tolerate such activities in Bristol" Bristol Post · Mar 24, 2023
Fences put up at Ladbrokes after complaints over anti-social behaviour Local businesses have been working with authorities to tackle the problem of people gathering Bristol Post · Mar 23, 2023
Motorist may have to sell home after driving past sign without realising 30 times Henry Franklin says he had been driving unpaid through Bristol's Clean Air Zone for a month without realising before it was too late - and now has to pay £4,000 Daily Mirror · Mar 23, 2023
Bristol CAZ motorist could be forced to sell home after driving into fee-paying area 30 times without realising Henry now fears he will lose his job and home Bristol Post · Mar 23, 2023
New Clifton Village development planned for eyesore site is delayed again It's been 13 years since the first scheme was approved Bristol Post · Mar 22, 2023
Parents brand new Bristol autism referral rules 'discriminatory' and 'monstrous' Three mums who have had to battle the system for years shared their stories Bristol Post · Mar 22, 2023
Change in Bristol autism diagnosis referral means children must now be in 'crisis' Anger as Sirona and the local health board tighten up the rules on who is eligible Bristol Post · Mar 22, 2023
Overgrown plot of land near Kingswood will be auctioned off for £625,000 It's in a prime spot with permission for development Bristol Post · Mar 19, 2023
Bristol council will not rethink controversial new car park charges But Labour mayor Marvin Rees has agreed to consult with residents and health partners Bristol Post · Mar 16, 2023
Bristol mayor defends £18bn underground mass transit plans saying we should 'ask for best' for city Marvin Rees said an extra £13.6m could be spent on drawing up plans, which might be confirmed later this week Bristol Post · Mar 15, 2023
Bristol’s forgotten community behind Cabot Circus set to see huge changes But there are concerns the "shiny new development" will only benefit newcomers, not the existing community Bristol Post · Mar 15, 2023
Bristol Post · Mar 13, 2023 Bristol children and their families do 'not receive consistently good services' Ofsted has found Ofsted inspection report of Bristol City Council Children’s Services finds that improvement is needed in three out of five key areas.
Bristol Post · Mar 13, 2023 Plans revealed for 2,500 new homes at Bristol industrial site The public has been invited to share opinions on early development plans
Bristol Post · Mar 10, 2023 Outcry as Bristol City Council "dismantles" youth services and slashes vital 1-2-1 support Fears for the most vulnerable young people in north, east and central Bristol as funding redirected to South Bristol Youth Zone
Bristol Post · Mar 9, 2023 Bungalows planned in South Bristol to go ahead despite council refusing permission The council refused permission last summer, but the bungalows might still be built
Bristol Post · Mar 9, 2023 Bristol leisure centres set to be renovated with new soft play facilities and cafes The renovation of Everyone Active Bristol centres is due to take place over the next three years
Bristol Post · Mar 9, 2023 Fears for Bristol Waste jobs after staff transfer 'disaster' Almost 200 employees were moved over to the city council company in 2021
Bristol Post · Mar 8, 2023 Council chiefs to rethink charging patients to park at GP appointments The medical practice has pleaded with Bristol City Council to keep the first hour free
Bristol Post · Mar 8, 2023 International Women’s Day 2023: The unsung heroes making Bristol a better place They are making a difference
Bristol Post · Mar 7, 2023 Deadline set for parents deciding on secondary school placements Families have until March 15 to accept or decline placement offer
Bristol Post · Mar 7, 2023 Bristol rapid transit could be only £7 billion but has to go partly underground, Mayor Marvin Rees says Leaked letter from Bristol Mayor to Metro Mayor aims to take the project forward again
Bristol Post · Mar 6, 2023 Police investigating alleged fraud at Bristol Waste's Avonmouth tip The city council and its waste company are cooperating with inquiries