The Bristol area where a single room will cost you almost £1,000 a month The two bed flat “has an expansive hallway” Bristol Post · Jan 26, 2023
New burger van selling south Asian food opens in Easton The owner has been driving an ice cream around Bristol van for the past 18 years Bristol Post · Jan 26, 2023
Happy Valley star Susan Lynch's quiet country life just up the road from Bristol The Killing Eve and Unforgotten star enjoyed tending to the garden at the country home she shared with ex-husband Craig Parkinson Bristol Post · Jan 26, 2023
Bristol woman mistaken for Adele at 1975 show goes viral on TikTok She didn’t have a clue why people wanted to take photos with her Bristol Post · Jan 26, 2023
Aldi shoppers say budget 'fakeaway' Chinese meal is better than the real thing One shopper said they wont bother getting the dish from the takeaway again as the meal is 'tasty, cheap and you know exactly how many calories you're eating' Bristol Post · Jan 26, 2023
Central Library could still relocate despite Bristol mayor's U-turn City council leaders see Broadmead as a better place for the main library as current base faces "huge building costs" Bristol Post · Jan 26, 2023
Love Island host Maya Jama flaunts 'lost' Bristol accent as fans compare her to Kerry Mucklowe The ex-Cotham School student moved to London to chase her dreams when she was 16, causing her to lose her West Country accent Bristol Post · Jan 26, 2023
Flights grounded at Bristol Airport and passengers diverted to Cardiff after lights failure Engineers were frantically working out the runway issue Wales Online · Jan 26, 2023
Top 150 companies in Bristol, Somerset, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire revealed for 2023 The Western Daily Press Annual Business Guide has named the biggest companies in the West Country for 2023 Birmingham Post · Jan 26, 2023
Bristol intelligence and security tech firm acquired by FTSE group Geollect has been acquired by Roke, part of the Chemring Group Birmingham Post · Jan 26, 2023
Flooding fears for Baltic Wharf apartments planned in place of caravan park The controversial Baltic Wharf development is expected to be decided soon Bristol Post · Jan 26, 2023
Black Boy Lane in Tottenham renamed - why Bristol's Blackboy Hill hasn't been Black Boy Lane in Tottenham has a new name Bristol Post · Jan 26, 2023
Bristol Airport passengers 'stuck on planes' after lights failure chaos Flights had to be grounded or diverted while the issue was fixed by engineers at the airport - with some facing an even longer journey home because of the disruption Bristol Post · Jan 25, 2023
Bristol teenagers caught on camera in high-speed police chase in stolen car Watch the moment the teenagers were caught Bristol Post · Jan 25, 2023
Bristol Post · Jan 25, 2023 Dan Bentley delivers classy farewell to Bristol City fans as he signs for Wolves The club captain has ended his three-and-a-half-year spell with the Robins and heads to the Premier League for an undisclosed fee
Bristol Post · Jan 25, 2023 Mayor ‘sorry’ over Bristol harbour fee hike after warnings boat dwellers could be made homeless Boaters are due to be hit by a massive increase in harbour fees from April
Bristol Post · Jan 25, 2023 New charges at free Bristol car park slammed as 'discriminatory' as residents urge rethink Bristol City Council is introducing pay and display at 10 district car parks
Bristol Post · Jan 25, 2023 Bristol woman fined more than £700 for tossing cigarette on ground She reportedly walked past a bin before proceeding to litter it
Bristol Post · Jan 25, 2023 Bus cuts to Bristol and West of England will be 'devastating' says campaigner He said commuters are not in favour of plans for the new ‘demand-responsive transport' minibuses in April
Bristol Post · Jan 25, 2023 Gaol Ferry Bridge reopening update as first stage of work complete The bridge closed back in August
Bristol Post · Jan 25, 2023 Inquiry into Bristol council ‘spying’ on SEND parents social media delayed by months Council staff were monitoring the social media accounts of parents with disabled children
Bristol Post · Jan 25, 2023 New vision shared for busy Bristol roads to 'get people driving less' A climate charity is urging the city council to be bolder in encouraging people to drive less
Bristol Post · Jan 25, 2023 Strikes in Bristol this February - dates for nurses, teachers, legal, rail and ambulance workers A number of walkouts are planned
Bristol Post · Jan 25, 2023 Bristol energy company Ovo gives workers unlimited compassionate leave on full pay The Redcliffe-based business is also offering employees as much time off as they need for pregnancy loss and failed IVF treatment
Birmingham Post · Jan 25, 2023 Bristol youth centre plans secure financial support from council Charities behind the proposed facility in the south of the city have said it could help to support thousands of young people and the recruitment of more youth workers