'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 Bristol Post · Jun 7, 2023
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 Bristol Post · Jun 7, 2023
Michael Gove promises to 'look closely' at Brislington Meadows controversy The minister is the only person now who can intervene Bristol Post · Jun 6, 2023
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 Bristol Post · Jun 5, 2023
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 Bristol Post · Jun 5, 2023
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 Bristol Post · May 31, 2023
Bristol Underground dream may not survive after current mayor leaves office Marvin Rees said Bristol needs a transport solution Bristol Post · May 30, 2023
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 Bristol Post · May 25, 2023
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 Bristol Post · May 24, 2023
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" Bristol Post · May 21, 2023
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 Bristol Post · May 18, 2023
Bristol's iconic Debenhams store closed down two years ago - what's next for landmark site? The landmark building still remains empty Bristol Post · May 13, 2023
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" Bristol Post · May 12, 2023
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 Bristol Post · May 10, 2023
Bristol Post · May 9, 2023 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
Bristol Post · May 6, 2023 '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"
Bristol Post · May 3, 2023 Major changes for key South Bristol road with new bus lanes planned There are plans to install 12-hour bus lanes along the road
Bristol Post · Apr 27, 2023 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
Bristol Post · Apr 24, 2023 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
Bristol Post · Apr 17, 2023 Brislington Meadows WILL be built on after all as Government has final say A Government planning inspector has finally ruled in favour of development
Bristol Post · Apr 17, 2023 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
Bristol Post · Apr 13, 2023 '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
Bristol Post · Apr 12, 2023 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
Bristol Post · Apr 8, 2023 Temple Quarter campus: How Bristol will cope with thousands more students "We’re very alive to the fact that sometimes the city gets worried"
Bristol Post · Apr 6, 2023 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