Chip shop owner fears losing livelihood amid cost of living crisis Amadeu Catanho says he's "lucky to see customers once a month" amid cost of living crisis Bristol Post · Sep 30, 2022
The developer that is building affordable homes at Bedminster Green The 26 housing association flats are more than the affordable home provision included with the 1,315 new homes being built next door Bristol Post · Sep 30, 2022
Tower block residents throw water and accost mayor on visit after fatal fire tragedy A council employee blocked the resident from chucking water at the mayor Bristol Post · Sep 29, 2022
Bristol shoppers forced to buy less as food inflation hits record levels “It’s a big difference and electricity, gas and everything else has also gone up” Bristol Post · Sep 28, 2022
178 bus route saved as new operator steps in Campaigners credited Bristol Live with helping to highlight its importance Bristol Post · Sep 28, 2022
Clean Air Zone: Almost half of taxi applications rejected Bristol City Council said only that the requests did not meet their criteria Bristol Post · Sep 28, 2022
Bristol Rovers investigate claims of sexist chanting and harassment from Accrington Stanley fans Bristol Rovers have vowed to "take robust action" is anyone is found guilty Bristol Post · Sep 26, 2022
Residents describe 'chaotic' scenes as Easton tower block fire raged on 'It was terrifying' Bristol Post · Sep 25, 2022
Easton tower block fire: Pictures and video from the scene of blaze One man has died in the early morning blaze in Easton Bristol Post · Sep 25, 2022
The Criterion pub is up for sale for £550k including new development for a wine bar According to real estate agency Hollis Morgan, the pub will still be operating but winding down for new developments to take place Bristol Post · Sep 22, 2022
Brunel Way roadworks congestion made worse by lights stuck on red An ambulance was stuck in the queue Bristol Post · Sep 21, 2022
Calls to reconsider plans to axe 'lifeline' bus route as photos show passengers using service More than a thousand people have asked the operator to reconsider Bristol Post · Sep 19, 2022
Pupils forced to smile and march silently at school criticised for being like a 'military camp' The school forces children to attend equipment inspections multiple times a day and pupils could be given detention for even resting their chin on their hand during lessons Wales Online · Sep 16, 2022
Blaise High School has become 'like a military boot camp' with pupils forced to smile and attend roll calls Marching in silence, inspections, roll call five times a day, smile when you're told to and face the front Bristol Post · Sep 16, 2022
Bristol Post · Sep 14, 2022 First feature film set in Bristol for 60 years gets nationwide cinema release The Fence starred a range of local talent and was filmed and set in South Bristol
Bristol Post · Sep 13, 2022 The rise in popularity of women in rugby ahead of Ashton Gate's first ever international match Emily Liles, who works for the RFU, speaks to Bristol Live about the Red Roses, the Lionesses and what the future holds for women in sport in general
Bristol Post · Sep 13, 2022 Namak in St Werburgh's named Bristol’s best at British Restaurant Awards 2022 Indian restaurant Namak won over Tomo No Ramen and Yafo
Bristol Post · Sep 12, 2022 Papa Johns' Bristol branches close suddenly The Filton and Imperial Retail Park branches are among those closed along with others across the country owned by the same franchisee
Bristol Post · Sep 9, 2022 Rescheduled Bristol Bears v Bath Rugby derby set for TV blackout Bristol Bears' Round One fixture of the 2022/23 Gallagher Premiership against Bath Rugby has been rescheduled to Saturday at 5.30pm
Bristol Post · Sep 9, 2022 How Bristol paid tribute to the Queen and her 'unwavering devotion' "Her devotion to our country was unwavering for the entirety of her reign."
Bristol Post · Sep 6, 2022 Bristol barristers join Criminal Bar Association walkout in 'fight for justice' Action gathers momentum to ensure system's future
Bristol Post · Sep 5, 2022 Anti-Londoner graffiti and stickers appear in Easton and Bedminster The stickers say refugees are welcome here, but not people moving from the capital
Bristol Post · Sep 2, 2022 Thousands donated to help Bristol rapper TK's young family Tributes continue to flood in for Takayo, who was killed at the Notting Hill Carnival
Bristol Post · Sep 1, 2022 Only a small fraction of 850 new homes in South Bristol will be 'affordable' The Broad Walk Shopping Centre is to be replaced by 'Redcatch Quarter'
Bristol Post · Aug 31, 2022 Visitors fume at sharp rise in Ashton Court car park charges Some say they will not return since parking fees more than doubled