The Latest Breaking News from Bristol City Council

Tribute mural to man murdered in hate crime vandalised by taggers

Funds are being collected to restore the mural

Bristol Post · Mar 4, 2023

Section of major walking and cycling path in Bristol to close for at least a year

The closure will make space for construction workers building a new train station

Bristol Post · Mar 3, 2023

South Bristol neighbourhood with 2,000 homes pictured in new CGIs

"At Whitehouse Street, we want to create a well-connected, healthy neighbourhood"

Bristol Post · Mar 3, 2023

Wapping Wharf owner 'saddened and disappointed' by Gaol Ferry Bridge works delay

"The works up until now have undoubtedly had a huge impact on the footfall here at Wapping Wharf"

Bristol Post · Feb 28, 2023

Bristol tips to close two days a week and street-cleaning rounds halved as waste firm faces cash crisis

Bristol City Council has told its recycling company to "live within its means"

Bristol Post · Feb 27, 2023

School’s application to install CCTV mast overlooking Stoke Lodge playing fields rejected

Cotham School’s application received 300 objections from neighbours with privacy concerns

Bristol Post · Feb 27, 2023

CAZ fine details of eight drivers sent to one motorist in data breach

Documents included names, addresses and car registrations, which is against GDPR rules

Bristol Post · Feb 27, 2023

'Paper thin' Gaol Ferry Bridge in Bristol much worse than first thought says council

It will take longer to fix and cost another half a million pounds

Bristol Post · Feb 24, 2023

Bristol underground would cost £18bn, secret report reveals

But city mayor Marvin Rees has rejected the findings

Bristol Post · Feb 24, 2023

Marvin Rees denies Bristol City Council 'intimidates, gaslights and bullies' SEND children's parents

The lord mayor pleaded for the debate to be civil after ferocious attack by opposition councillor

Bristol Post · Feb 24, 2023