Cycle lane removed from busy Bristol road which is main route into city centre The cycle lane was removed this summer Bristol Post · Oct 24, 2022
Bristol arena transport delays could cause 'gridlock' as train station won't open for a year Construction work on North Filton train station is due to begin a year after the YTL arena opens Bristol Post · Oct 21, 2022
Fears Bristol Clean Air Zone will 'trap' disabled people at home City council told how many can't afford the charges to enter the CAZ or the upgrades to their cars Bristol Post · Oct 21, 2022
Bristol mayor likens ACORN renters' protest to deadly Capitol attack Marvin Rees criticised for calling City Hall demo an “exercise in entitlement and privilege" Bristol Post · Oct 20, 2022
‘Huge challenge’ to get Temple Meads redevelopment cash going to local Bristol firms The mayor said the major regeneration project should be an example of 'inclusive economic development' Bristol Post · Oct 18, 2022
Floating harbour plans could see over 30 moorings being created The mayor said the plans would transform this section of the harbour into a "living water park" Bristol Post · Oct 18, 2022
Bristol's 'Welcoming Spaces': Full list as venues open their doors for the colder months A total of 22 "Welcoming Spaces" are now in operation Bristol Post · Oct 13, 2022
Twinnell House residents to press council chiefs for answers on fire safety measures Residents are planning to hold a 'public accountability meeting' following the fatal fire last month Bristol Post · Oct 10, 2022
Marvin Rees's Bristol City Council cabinet branded 'toxic' in row over councillor no-shows The mayor had criticised opposition members for failing to attend Bristol Post · Oct 7, 2022
Brislington Meadows: Government will ask itself if it can build homes there The saga of the Brislington Meadows takes another twist Bristol Post · Oct 7, 2022
Bristol City Council to inspect all tower blocks after Twinnell House tragedy Up to £1m will be spent on the checks required under new regulations following the Grenfell Inquiry Bristol Post · Oct 6, 2022
Communal warm places 'on track' to launch in Bristol this month So far no further details such as opening date or list of locations has been shared by the council Bristol Post · Oct 5, 2022
Renters fight back tears as they tell of trauma of Bristol housing crisis at unofficial 'commission' At the closed front door of City Hall Bristol Post · Oct 1, 2022
Four Twinnell House residents still in temporary accommodation a week after fire The damage to the four top-floor flats is believed to be cosmetic Bristol Post · Oct 1, 2022
Bristol Post · Sep 29, 2022 Tower block residents throw water and accost mayor on visit after fatal fire tragedy A council employee blocked the resident from chucking water at the mayor
Bristol Post · Sep 29, 2022 Applications for Clean Air Zone temporary exemptions open The measures gives those exempt some more time before they have to start paying the charges
Birmingham Post · Sep 28, 2022 Plans for Ashton Gate 'Sporting Quarter' set to be given green light The proposals include a sports and convention centre, hotel, flats, offices and shops, a multi-storey car park and a club museum
Bristol Post · Sep 28, 2022 Ashton Gate 'Sporting Quarter' and new housing set to get go-ahead Planners decide next week, but the Mayor of Bristol has given his backing
Bristol Post · Sep 13, 2022 Fears recruitment freeze at Bristol City Council could impact on elderly in care homes Council chiefs denied social care would see any budget cuts despite the department overspending
Bristol Post · Sep 12, 2022 Tech philanthropist to invest in Bristol after 'watching mayor's Ted talk' in Vancouver It's not known who the tech philanthropist is but Marvin Rees said they are keen to invest in community groups
Bristol Post · Sep 9, 2022 Bristol mayor Marvin Rees pays his respects to The Queen He was accompanied by the Lord Mayor Paula O'Rourke
Bristol Post · Sep 7, 2022 Bristol transport boss says private companies running buses is like ‘teaching pigs to dance’ The Bristol councillor in charge of the city's transport called for a look into how public transport could be run differently
Bristol Post · Sep 7, 2022 Bristol mayor calls on new prime minister Liz Truss for action on climate change Marvin Rees said the new government needed to review its relationship with the UK's cities
Bristol Post · Sep 7, 2022 Bristol mayor Marvin Rees praises £2.48 million boost to achieve 2030 climate targets The funding means Bristol communities have their say on how the money is used
Bristol Post · Sep 6, 2022 Bristol council faces calls for inquiry into monitoring of SEND parents' social media Bristol mayor Marvin Rees will face a vote next week urging him to launch an independent investigation into the controversy