The Latest Breaking News from Bristol

Next steps planned for urgent care at Weston General Hospital

Emergency cases to be rapidly assessed, diagnosed and treated under new care model

Bristol Post · Feb 24, 2023

Festival celebrating all things Irish returns to Bristol this March

A programme of events celebrating Irish culture will run from March 10 - 19

Bristol Post · Feb 24, 2023

‘A lovely building’: charity launches plan to save Bristol’s Rupert Street car park

Concrete multistorey threatened with demolition but C20 launches campaign to keep ‘innovative’ building

The Guardian - UK · Feb 24, 2023

Bristol pharmacy tech firm grows workforce amid ‘deluge’ of demand

Titan PMR has developed a cloud-based software that helps pharmacies to manage medicine dispensing and control of business activities

Birmingham Post · Feb 24, 2023

Woman jailed for violent disorder after Bristol Kill the Bill riot

Indigo Bond admits violent disorder

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

Modern building conservationists are trying to save a multi storey car park by asking for it to be Listed - dubbing it a 'classic'

The 20th Century Society want to permanently protect the 1950s Rupert Street car park

Bristol Post · Feb 24, 2023

Bristol bar offering two-for-one cocktails all day, every day

The venue has just launched the amazing deal

Bristol Post · Feb 24, 2023

Aardman Animations among Bristol creative firms set for internship scheme

A total of 15 organisations will participate in a new programme aiming to give young people from ethnic minority and low-income backgrounds experience in the city's creative industry

Birmingham Post · Feb 24, 2023

Fury over council plans to charge people £7 an hour to swim in the sea

Bristol mayor Marvin Rees has announced a trial in the spring where swimmers will be able to swim in the harbour safe from passing traffic on the water, at the cost of £7 a go

Daily Mirror · Feb 24, 2023