Bristol bus cuts: Residents feel 'stuck' on estate after last service is cut “We are really, really stuck." Bristol Post · Apr 21, 2023
Disappointment as appeal to build 260 new homes on green space in Bristol wins A Government planning inspector ruled in favour of the proposed development in South Bristol Birmingham Post · Apr 19, 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 17, 2023
Cars near Ashton Gate Stadium slapped with rude notes about parking "Do not do it again" Bristol Post · Apr 11, 2023
Bristol fire crew rescues Magic, the trapped horse Somehow Magic managed to get his leg stuck in a gate Bristol Post · Apr 10, 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 8, 2023
‘Redcatch Quarter’ developers say they can't afford to build more affordable homes Just 7 per cent of homes that could replace a shopping centre would be classed as 'affordable' Bristol Post · Apr 6, 2023
Iceland 'object' to South Bristol shopping centre plans 'in strongest possible terms' The store has firmly joined the debate over 'Redcatch Quarter' Bristol Post · Apr 6, 2023
Film crew takes over South Bristol pub for new movie The film follows the story of a blind date gone wrong Bristol Post · Apr 5, 2023
TV thriller filming renames famous Bedminster cafe It's the second big TV series to film there this year Bristol Post · Mar 10, 2023
Outcry as Bristol City Council "dismantles" youth services and slashes vital 1-2-1 support Fears for the most vulnerable young people in north, east and central Bristol as funding redirected to South Bristol Youth Zone Bristol Post · Mar 10, 2023
'It's not us!' - new twist in street parking row as neighbours post their own signs “The people complaining don't represent me as I know how difficult it is" Bristol Post · Mar 10, 2023
Green light for major regeneration project in South Bristol with 2,000 new homes Concerns were raised that few of the new homes will be affordable Bristol Post · Mar 8, 2023
Bristol Post · Mar 8, 2023 Neighbours fear noisy workers at South Bristol tip as new plans to start work at 6am The recycling centre opened but now Bristol Waste wants permission for its staff to start earlier
Bristol Post · Mar 7, 2023 Bedminster parking row erupts again with 'park in your own street' notes left on windscreens "Whoever wrote this does not speak for everyone"
Bristol Post · Mar 4, 2023 Bristol's Jayde Adams on new ITV sitcom that's so South Bristol it's banned the bridge "We really wanted to get a landscape of Bristol from a different point of view, one that you don’t often see"
Bristol Post · Mar 3, 2023 South Bristol food festival to return again - bigger than before Ten thousand people came to the first one
Bristol Post · Mar 3, 2023 South Bristol neighbourhood with 2,000 homes pictured in new CGIs "At Whitehouse Street, we want to create a well-connected, healthy neighbourhood"
Bristol Post · Feb 25, 2023 Council chief sparks row after finally admitting a new bridge over the New Cut is needed "I think it is only right that the city considers the need for another nearby foot and cycle bridge"
Bristol Post · Feb 24, 2023 'Paper thin' Gaol Ferry Bridge in Bristol much worse than first thought says council It will take longer to fix and cost another half a million pounds
Bristol Post · Feb 22, 2023 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 17, 2023 'Liveable neighbourhood' proposed for South Bristol to reduce rat runs "This will only work if it’s designed by the people who live here, rather than done to them by the council"
Birmingham Post · Feb 10, 2023 Free South Bristol business support scheme reaches 250 firms The South Bristol Enterprise Support (SBES) scheme is a partnership led by Bristol City Council and Knowle West Media Centre, The Princes Trust, School for Social Entrepreneurs and YTKO
Bristol Post · Feb 2, 2023 New permanent Gypsy and Traveller pitches to be built in South Bristol A patch of trees and shrubland near Hengrove park will be cleared to make way