The Latest Breaking News from Marvin Rees

Mayor promises more Traveller pitches in Bristol and slams opposition to new plans

Bristol City Council is planning to build between six to eight new permanent pitches in South Bristol

Bristol Post · Feb 22, 2023

Bristol council tax and garden waste charge hike confirmed as councillors approve budget

Councillors vote through four changes to City Hall spending plans but reject bus bailout plan

Bristol Post · Feb 22, 2023

Bristol won't get an underground system, says WECA mayor

The plans have been in the pipeline since 2017

Bristol Post · Feb 22, 2023

Bristol school forced to close is ‘victim of gentrification and poor planning’

The primary school will shut at the end of the school year

Bristol Post · Feb 8, 2023

Bristolians ‘less satisfied with life’ than before pandemic, survey reveals

People are also less satisfied with local bus services and worrying more about heating bills

Bristol Post · Feb 6, 2023

Castle Park View's affordable housing residents excluded from its 'show-stopping' extras

The development boasts a free gym, concierge service, work space, dining room, rooftop terrace - but not for those in Block C

Bristol Post · Feb 6, 2023

What it's like living on a boat in Bristol as new harbour fees set to be introduced

There’s always a helping hand in this hardy tight knit community

Bristol Post · Feb 4, 2023

Greens win Bristol by-election race and become largest party on city council

The close-fought battle saw the Greens take the seat by just 26 votes

Bristol Post · Feb 3, 2023

Petition about Bristol Beacon's £132m cost calls for independent inquiry into overspend

"It is important that lessons are learned"

Bristol Post · Feb 2, 2023

Bristol City Council selling off six buildings to raise millions amid huge budget gap

They include a children's therapy hub, which would have to move, and the former South Bristol Rehab Centre

Bristol Post · Feb 1, 2023