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UNCOVERED: 32 - The Untold Story

Clean Air Zone in Bristol could impact recruitment and retention of hospital staff

The trust is also worried that suppliers could pass on the CAZ charge to them

Bristol Post

Council urged to 'take responsibility' of Imperial Apartments tenants

A tenant contacted her to report receiving bills of up to £300 a month

Bristol Post

Trinity Centre demands funding for Bristol's crumbling community buildings

"Often you don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone"

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Top Bristol horticulturist says Bearpit 'not the right place' for bees

'They could just end up in people's windscreens'

Bristol Post

New plans for 350 homes in centre of Bristol - but only 20 per cent 'affordable'

It's being proposed by one of the council's key affordable homes provider

Bristol Post

Portway Park and Ride station in Shirehampton is under construction

It's the first new railway station in the city of Bristol since Parson Street station was opened 95 years ago.

Bristol Post

Work on first new Bristol train station in 95 years gets under way

Much of the work will be carried out overnight, but the Severn Beach line will be closed temporarily for part of February

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Two deaths linked to Imperial Apartments as documents refer to 'serious incident report'

Documents show police were involved following one person's death

Bristol Post

Salvation Army worked with nearly a hundred tenants at Imperial Apartments

But that figure has now dropped to 45

Bristol Post

Ambulance driver wasn't able to enter Imperial Apartments as security guard had left early

Just five months after the development had opened, documents show there were already some tenants wanting to leave

Bristol Post

Outrage at Bristol City Council proposal to charge for disabled parking bays

The controversial plan would save Bristol City Council £100K a year

Bristol Post

Together Energy collapse 'won't cost Bristol City Council taxpayers money'

Local authority sold ill-fated venture for £14m in 2020 but still lost up to £43.8m

Bristol Post

Mum claims her baby ended up in hospital because of mould at Imperial Apartments

'All that Caridon said is to keep the window open'

Bristol Post

Bristol council chief admits he has 'very little power' to make developers build affordable homes

Man in charge of housing in Bristol said it's a huge challenge persuading developers to build homes people can afford

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MP asks council to stop housing families with kids at Imperial Apartments

Karin Smyth has also told the council that all the families it has already housed there should be moved out as soon as possible

Bristol Post

Bristol City Council's £19.5m budget cuts are 'morally wrong', unions claim

Labour administration insists it has protected frontline services

Bristol Post

Battle to save South Bristol Rehab Centre from closure heats up

Bristol City Council wants to shut the unit and transfer 40 staff to Sirona to save £500,000

Birmingham Post

Energy Crisis: Bristol Energy and parent company collapse

The supplier’s domestic meters were sold by Bristol City Council to Together Energy for £14m in 2020

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28 ways Bristol City Council wants to save money in 2022/23 budget

From allotment plot rent rises to less money for library books, the authority is making cuts amid a £19.5m deficit

Bristol Post

Heat Network roadworks in Bedminster will 'kill us off' say East Street traders

“It just seems completely unnecessary to be so draconian"

Bristol Post

Bristol City Council proposed budget hits motorists hard

Authority required to make savings as it faces a £19.5million gap

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Will Montpelier become latest victim of gentrification? Plans for sheds used as squats have residents worried

Redevelopment on Picton Lane make some feel "with the increasing number of plans for new developments modern buildings could overshadow the beautiful old ones"

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