Bristol's new e-scooter provider warned of fines if parking issues continue The combined authority has announced a new operator and a change to green-coloured two-wheelers Bristol Post · Jun 29, 2023
Record fine handed to ‘lost at sea’ landlord after serious housing offence The landlord owns multiple properties in Bristol and South Gloucestershire Bristol Post · Jun 29, 2023
Tourist from England suspected to have carved name on Colosseum wall Male suspect reportedly from Bristol could face a prison term of up to five years for the widely condemned act The Guardian - UK · Jun 29, 2023
Bristol facing three weeks of bin strikes - including during Harbour Festival weekend Workers are walking out in a dispute over pay Bristol Post · Jun 29, 2023
Neighbours' anger over extension just 80cm too big may see it pulled down Owners of a flat in Redland, Bristol, may be forced to have their home office and gym extension in their garden pulled down because it is 80 centimetres too big due to a neighbours' complaints Daily Mirror · Jun 29, 2023
Medieval Bristol chapel sold off by Henry VIII to reopen to the public Lord Mayor’s chapel, sold during the dissolution of the monasteries, has been described as a ‘hidden gem’ The Guardian - UK · Jun 29, 2023
Bristol removals company set to Move On by rolling out franchise The owners of Move On Removals and Storage said their ultimate aim was to turn their venture into a ‘worldwide’ company Birmingham Post · Jun 29, 2023
Man 'can't remember anything' following Bristol city centre assault The victim, a man in his 50s, was found be members of the public outside Bristol Hippodrome Bristol Post · Jun 29, 2023
Man suffers double leg break after row over dogs in Bristol park The victim was tripped after challenging two men who were mistreating their dog Bristol Post · Jun 29, 2023
Dining across the divide: ‘He made me realise I’m woke – I thought it was a negative thing’ A Tory and a Labour voter share a love of mid-century furniture, but will they agree on the government’s levelling up fund? The Guardian - UK · Jun 29, 2023
EV rapid charging network opens site near Bristol InstaVolt will install six rapid charging stations at Flourish, Glenavon Farm Birmingham Post · Jun 29, 2023
Huge drop in number of properties for sale in Bristol Bristol's data in stark contrast to most of UK Bristol Post · Jun 29, 2023
People travel from all over the world to visit Bristol restaurant after viral videos 'When they broke into the 'naan na naan,' I lost it' Bristol Post · Jun 29, 2023
TUI opens bookings for Lapland 2024 holidays including Father Christmas meet and greets TUI is selling its snowy breaks to the likes of Kittila, Rovaniemi, Ivalo and Kuusamo in Finnish Lapland for the 2024 season already, with flights leaving from Gatwick, Birmingham, East Midlands, Newcastle, Bristol, Glasgow and Manchester Daily Mirror · Jun 29, 2023
Daily Mirror · Jun 29, 2023 Major surge in homes for sale - see how your neighbourhood compares with interactive map There were a total of 720,540 properties on the market across England in the second quarter of the year, research by property purchasing specialist House Buyer Bureau found
Bristol Post · Jun 29, 2023 Bristol Bears to play Super Rugby champions the Crusaders, date and ticket details revealed Pat Lam's side will test themselves against the best club side in the Southern Hemisphere
Bristol Post · Jun 29, 2023 Tourist slams Bristol saying it 'isn't worth visiting the depressing dump' "If Bristol continues this way, one day this whole area will be flats and student accommodation"
Bristol Post · Jun 29, 2023 Bosses of £22 billion Parliament restoration come to 'learn lessons' from Bristol Beacon The Beacon is only £87 million over budget
Bristol Post · Jun 29, 2023 Budget cuts mean some of the poorest homes in Bristol could pay more in council tax City Hall chiefs are hoping to save £3 million on a scheme which reduces council tax for the poorest households
Bristol Post · Jun 29, 2023 Long Ashton family's 'ice cream' in freezer was amphetamine Kevin Power, Cormac Ferrari-Power and Samantha Griffiths appeared at Bristol Crown Court
Bristol Post · Jun 29, 2023 Complaint against Bristol City Council over CAZ fines is upheld 'I am very sorry for the obvious frustration and inconvenience caused to you. This is not the standard of service Bristol City Council aims to provide'
Bristol Post · Jun 28, 2023 'Drastic change' is needed after 'distressing' incidents at Bristol's cricket clubs A two-year inquiry found widespread problems with the national sport
Bristol Post · Jun 28, 2023 Bristol's secret chapel dating back to 1230 opening to visitors The medieval church has been regularly used for Sunday services but will now welcome visitors
Birmingham Post · Jun 28, 2023 Bristol tech start-up win business support for online safety platform Better Together’s founder Angela Loveridge had been recognised by Bristol design agency Istoria Group for her using technology for good causes
Bristol Post · Jun 28, 2023 Bristol creatives to protest over council's 'reckless decision' to delay grant funding There's a protest, a petition and an open letter calling out Mayor Marvin Rees