Mother with cancer calls for reform of ‘unfair’ school places policy Christine Lote, whose rare bone cancer has spread to her lungs, wanted her child to go to the school with bereavement-trained staff. Evening Standard · Mar 23
Mother with rare cancer calls for reform of ‘unfair’ school places policy Christine Lote, 41, from Bristol, was diagnosed in 2022 with chondrosarcoma The Independent UK · Mar 23
Row over claims South Gloucestershire bin strike talks are imminent Unite union members are taking industrial action in a dispute over pay until September Bristol Post · Jul 13, 2023
Water voles settle into new home at one of UK’s newest wildlife wetlands With its ditches and vegetation, the wetlands are the perfect habitat for these brown furry mammals Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023
Bridge over M4 closing as cracking and deterioration found National Highways said diversions are being set up and motorists should allow extra time for their journeys Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023
Drivers worry lack of road markings will result in 'someone being killed' at roundabout Motorists have been reporting the issue for months Bristol Post · Jul 9, 2023
Summer of bin strikes as council chiefs increase tensions with open letter People in South Gloucestershire are currently facing a summer without bin collections Bristol Post · Jul 5, 2023
Bristol surf park The Wave unveils £3.2m solar project BusinessLive spoke to founder Nick Hounsfield on how visitor attraction is trying to break down environmental and social barriers Birmingham Post · Jul 5, 2023
Huge plans to revamp Hanham revealed Bike stands, new seating and planters are also included in the proposals, which totals almost £400,000 Bristol Post · Jul 5, 2023
Recycling chaos ahead as bin strikes set to last throughout the summer Black bin collections will be prioritised Bristol Post · Jul 4, 2023
Record fine handed to ‘lost at sea’ landlord after serious housing offence The landlord owns multiple properties in Bristol and South Gloucestershire Bristol Post · Jun 29, 2023
South Gloucestershire bin strikes extended to September with 'summer of stink' ahead However, the council says it will continue to prioritise black bin collections Bristol Post · Jun 28, 2023
Pregnant woman left sofa surfing for months after attack 'For eight months I was constantly trying to get moved, I said I didn’t feel safe there and then it escalated' Bristol Post · Jun 26, 2023
Fire that destroyed 'beloved' Stoke Gifford park treated as arson The blaze caused a huge amount of damage to the play equipment Bristol Post · Jun 21, 2023
Bristol Post · Jun 20, 2023 Councillors fighting for children's play park to be rebuilt after fire The fire service believes the fire was started deliberately
Bristol Post · Jun 15, 2023 South Gloucestershire bin collections could become monthly with huge garden waste fee hikes The proposals will go out to consultation over the summer
Bristol Post · Jun 14, 2023 Mum desperate for one-to-one support for autistic child when she starts school The new school year is only a few months away
Bristol Post · Jun 12, 2023 Key route hit with years of roadworks for metrobus project finally complete The road has been subject to full and partial closures since 2020
Bristol Post · Jun 9, 2023 Kingswood shop 'sold cannabis to kids who used cheese sandwich codeword' "Cannabis was sold to kids in small paper sweet bags"
Bristol Post · Jun 9, 2023 Vinney Green secure children's unit rated 'good' by Ofsted after big improvements South Gloucestershire Council-run home was criticised 12 months ago for "unlawful, painful" restraints
Bristol Post · Jun 6, 2023 Bristol off licence under threat after police find cannabis ‘sold in sweet bags’ The corner shop could have its licence revoked later this week, barring it from selling booze
Bristol Post · Jun 5, 2023 Three-month lifeline for number 84/85 bus service as locals hope for permanent replacement The bus service serves Wotton and Yate and is a lifeline for many residents
Bristol Post · Jun 5, 2023 South Gloucestershire Council Lib-Lab coalition branded 'inherently unstable' Either party can give one month's notice to quit the new administration
Bristol Post · May 31, 2023 Overgrown graveyard in Kingswood 'resembles a jungle' says upset visitor The council has apologised for any distress caused
Bristol Post · May 25, 2023 WECA £8m free birthday bus rides slammed as 'kick in the teeth' for communities Metro mayor says the idea is making the region the "envy of the country'"