Bristol City Council set to close unit for adults with learning difficulties It will save the council £450,000 a year, mainly in staff costs Bristol Post · May 23, 2023
Bristol developer slams council for blocking plan for ‘floating homes’ on harbour Floating homes are already popular in other parts of the world Bristol Post · May 22, 2023
Bristol local food plan aims to cut obesity and tackle climate change Obesity levels are rising in Bristol and across the country Bristol Post · May 22, 2023
Last hope as residents urge Michael Gove to intervene to save Brislington Meadows "We cannot tell you how much distress and upset this has caused" Bristol Post · May 21, 2023
Bristol's Clean Air Zone: The recurring complaints drivers keep making Report on number of CAZ fines expected at the end of the year Bristol Post · May 20, 2023
Bristol City Council SEND failures cost taxpayers £15K in seven months Nine complaints about special educational needs provision have been upheld by watchdogs Bristol Post · May 19, 2023
Bristol Rovers reveal season ticket prices for new South Stand as club wait on planning Bristol Rovers are confident the new structure will be in place for the start of the 2023/24 League One campaign Bristol Post · May 19, 2023
Transport staff working in ‘duplicate jobs’ across Bristol City Council and West of England A controversial transfer of staff from the council to the combined authority has been backed by a key campaigner Bristol Post · May 18, 2023
Bristol City Council staff to move out of huge office building in bid to save millions The relocation is expected to take place over the summer Bristol Post · May 17, 2023
Special needs education in Bristol and children in care costing millions over budget Council bosses said the issues were common across the country Bristol Post · May 17, 2023
Revealing number of Bristol Clean Air Zone fines would be ‘too confusing’ says council It says the figures would be 'too confusing' at this stage, almost six months on Bristol Post · May 17, 2023
Bristol van dwellers banned from talking to neighbours feel 'persecuted' But the council says its approach has been 'compassionate and fair' Bristol Post · May 16, 2023
Van dwellers told they face prison if they talk to nearby residents Those living in the vans say the move is down to 'prejudice' Wales Online · May 16, 2023
Bristol City Council SEND U-turn sees funding restored to parent carer forum Local authority blocked government money to the charity at the height of the SEND parents 'spying' scandal last year Bristol Post · May 16, 2023
Bristol Post · May 15, 2023 £350 DWP payment for 'thousands' who don't claim benefits like Universal Credit How those in Bristol will know if they are eligible
Bristol Post · May 12, 2023 Driver racks up almost £1,000 in Clean Air Zone fines in friend's car without realising "What’s going on in Bristol is to my mind not about clean air - it’s about making money"
Bristol Post · May 12, 2023 Outdoor seating curfew in Bristol prompts thousands to sign petition "The real question is - why change anything now?"
Bristol Post · May 12, 2023 'Disastrous' plan for 60 new homes near Bristol retirement village rejected on appeal Bristol City Council planning committee refused permission in 2021 despite officers advising approval
Bristol Post · May 12, 2023 Council injunction bans van dwellers from talking to local residents at 'High Impact' road People living in caravans have been threatened with arrest if they contact anyone living nearby
Bristol Post · May 12, 2023 Harbourside apartment residents worry about noisy boats as pontoon plans approved Up to 34 boats could soon be moored on the new pontoon planned for the Floating Harbour
Bristol Post · May 11, 2023 'Alarm' over delay to local decisions in Bristol City Council's committee system Residents voted to scrap the mayor at last year's referendum
Bristol Post · May 10, 2023 Road in Easton set to be taken over by theatre and street parties this summer There will be outdoor interactive street theatre throughout June
Bristol Post · May 9, 2023 Bristol resident ‘unable to sleep’ due to overnight station construction work And in June 24-hour construction works are planned for 16 days
Bristol Post · May 9, 2023 City council leaders accused of breaking promises over Bristol Waste staff transfer Unions say redundancies and pay cuts are on the cards despite assurances from cabinet members and bosses
Bristol Post · May 9, 2023 Bristol's huge new school set to open in September despite bats issue The original opening date was 2018 but there were delays with the planning process