Tributes to Bristol Bus Boycott campaigner Roy Hackett - 'A life lived with bravery' "I will miss his warm smile, quick wit and charm" Bristol Post · Aug 3, 2022
Police want to speak with organisers of this week's Kill the Bill protest Avon and Somerset Police have told Bristol Live they aim to facilitate a 'peaceful protest' Bristol Post · Aug 3, 2022
Super Scott, Vyner absent, Semenyo's a crowd pleaser: What we learned at Bristol City training Bristol City's open training session on Tuesday gave fans a brief portal into the day-to-day routine of the Robins squad Bristol Post · Aug 3, 2022
Controversial electroshock therapy is used 47 times more here than elsewhere At least one patient has had the seizure-inducing treatment a hundred times, campaigners claim Bristol Post · Jul 29, 2022
Panto or 'grooming' - Bristol reacts to Drag Queen Story Hour protests “Bet every one of those geriatrics loved Lily Savage" - Thousands of you have had your say Bristol Post · Jul 29, 2022
Disruption and 'fears for safety' at Drag Queen Story Hour library tour protests Protesters, families and police were gathered at libraries in the city Bristol Post · Jul 28, 2022
Renters storm City Hall and stop housing crisis commission they were excluded from "Our exclusion is clearly an attempt to whitewash its outcomes. We won’t stand for it" Bristol Post · Jul 26, 2022
Car dealer responds to Castle Court development plan: ‘We remain confident’ City Motors boss Robin Cook urges planning chiefs to 'take a balanced view' when deciding the future of the site Bristol Post · Jul 21, 2022
Letter from 'non-offending paedophile' planted inside book at Bristol Library removed as police notified "I want to show that people like me are not mythical beings who only exist in theory or on the internet" Bristol Post · Jul 19, 2022
Parents slam Bristol school after children forced to wear trousers on hottest day "Unbuttoning the top button of their shirt will make no difference" Bristol Post · Jul 18, 2022
Bid to build new office block on green belt land in Brislington comes under fire The developers have been accused by the council of harming the green belt land Bristol Post · Jul 16, 2022
Firefighters in River Avon in Bristol after person spotted swimming in water Firefighters were seen in the water near Wapping Wharf and near the Portway Bristol Post · Jul 16, 2022
Exeter City join loan race for Bristol City player as short-term future hangs in the balance Max O'Leary played 60 minutes of Bristol City's 0-0 friendly draw with Portsmouth Bristol Post · Jul 13, 2022
Joey Barton reveals transfer wishlist and sends a firm message to his Bristol Rovers squad Joey Barton has opened up on Bristol Rovers' transfer plans as the new League One season nears Bristol Post · Jul 13, 2022
Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2022 Department of Education threatens to withdraw funding from Bristol school after Ofsted rating Montpelier High School received an 'inadequate' Ofsted rating in its first inspection in twelve years
Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2022 Drivers to be diverted over Bristol bridge as council confirms date for another major bridge refurbishment Drivers will be diverted across Bristol Bridge without receiving a fine
Wales Online · Jul 11, 2022 'I'm your alien' - man explains what the 'UFO' in the really sky was Pictures had appeared on social media of an unidentified flying object above Bristol
Bristol Post · Jul 10, 2022 Police cordon in place after car left awaiting recovery in middle of road The car is located on White Tree Road, just across from the Waitrose and next to two traffic islands with bollards
Bristol Post · Jul 8, 2022 Bristol City Council stops sending media organisations press releases The council says it wants to 'grow our own digital audiences'
Bristol Post · Jul 7, 2022 ‘There’s no ban, but they’re not invited’: Mayor responds to press conference row Journalists in Bristol are boycotting the mayor's fortnightly press briefings as part of an ongoing row
Bristol Post · Jul 6, 2022 Uncertain future for The Galleries' independent businesses as shopping centre to close for good They said they felt sad at the decision
Bristol Post · Jul 4, 2022 Parents of Natasha Abrahart 'deeply disappointed' Bristol Uni starts appeal process against daughter's death verdict “We are deeply disappointed that the university is trying to re-run arguments which failed at trial"
Bristol Post · Jul 3, 2022 Battle for the soul of Knowle just getting started with plans to replace shopping centre with 800 homes "We know that people need homes. But actually what they need is to be built in a way that allows for sustainable communities to thrive"
Bristol Post · Jul 1, 2022 From Stefan Bajic to Tyreeq Bakinson - Bristol City's transfer state of play Manager Nigel Pearson still wants three new players although much will spend depend on any potential outgoings
Bristol Post · Jun 30, 2022 Bristol nursery receives damning Ofsted report criticising its safeguarding The nursery has said it is already making improvements to its safeguarding procedures