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'Minute-taking' is not what our journalism is all about

Our article might not be to the mayor’s liking, but that doesn’t make it wrong

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Flagship Bristol housing development delayed by another year

Two years ago it was where Marvin Rees took Sir Keir Starmer to show how Bristol was building new homes

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Michael Gove promises to 'look closely' at Brislington Meadows controversy

The minister is the only person now who can intervene

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West of England mayor denies 'blowing millions' on Bristol underground study

Doubts are growing about whether the long-planned underground network will ever be built

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Is this the end for RPZs as council hikes permit charges and orders major review

Some permits are going up 500 per cent as council chiefs say the zones don't work

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Marvin Rees confirms bid to stand as MP in new Bristol North East constituency

City mayor says he would not have felt "authentic" looking for a seat elsewhere

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Bristol Underground dream may not survive after current mayor leaves office

Marvin Rees said Bristol needs a transport solution

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Bristol mayor finds compromise over late night city centre pub curfew row

Thousands have signed a petition calling for a re-think over late night outdoor seating

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Hengrove Park: 'Huge step forward' taken to create new suburb of South Bristol

It will be the biggest single home building development in Bristol this century so far

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Last hope as residents urge Michael Gove to intervene to save Brislington Meadows

"We cannot tell you how much distress and upset this has caused"

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Transport staff working in ‘duplicate jobs’ across Bristol City Council and West of England

A controversial transfer of staff from the council to the combined authority has been backed by a key campaigner

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Bristol's iconic Debenhams store closed down two years ago - what's next for landmark site?

The landmark building still remains empty

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Driver racks up almost £1,000 in Clean Air Zone fines in friend's car without realising

"What’s going on in Bristol is to my mind not about clean air - it’s about making money"

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Controversial decision on reopening Harbourside road to cars pulled at last minute

The road has been closed to through-traffic for three years and has since become popular for walking and cycling

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City council leaders accused of breaking promises over Bristol Waste staff transfer

Unions say redundancies and pay cuts are on the cards despite assurances from cabinet members and bosses

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'We are devastated but will rebuild' says Underfall Yard after huge fire

"We were formed to shine a light on Bristol's engineering harbour heritage - those aims remain as relevant now as they were then"

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Major changes for key South Bristol road with new bus lanes planned

There are plans to install 12-hour bus lanes along the road

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What next for Bristol Zoo site after plans to build 200 homes given the green light

Construction on the Zoo Gardens is expected to begin in 2025

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Brislington Meadows blame game as councillor tells residents 'many mistakes were made'

"It could still be stopped" says councillor, who will write to Michael Gove to ask for a U-turn

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Brislington Meadows WILL be built on after all as Government has final say

A Government planning inspector has finally ruled in favour of development

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Calls for Bristol's universities to 'do a lot more to manage downsides' of student expansion

The city has thousands more students than five years ago, and is about to expand even more

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'Risk' to Chocolate Path reopening due to urgent flood defence work, says mayor

Bristol City Council cabinet approved £1.75million to upgrade Underfall Yard sluice gates beneath the pedestrian and cycleway

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Parents raise enough funds for legal challenge on autism diagnosis controversy

Parents' group Assess For Autism said they believed the new policy potentially breached disability discrimination laws

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Temple Quarter campus: How Bristol will cope with thousands more students

"We’re very alive to the fact that sometimes the city gets worried"

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Locals' 'deep concerns' about huge traffic changes in east Bristol ‘liveable neighbourhood’

Huge changes to the roads are planned in parts of Barton Hill, Redfield and St George

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