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From Bristol to London: How Two Cities Are Redefining Waste Responsibility

Both cities are demonstrating that the journey to a zero-waste future is already happening

Features / drugs

Group urges ‘mandatory’ medical cannabis awareness training for police officers

Several accounts suggest misinformation around cannabis-based products prescribed for medicinal use

Features / Racism

Bristol communities confront fear and division amid rising racism

The city's sense of community is holding firm despite growing racial tensions

Features / Bristol Legends

12 people through history who are bona fide Bristol legends

Who are your Bristol Legends?

Features / cycling

‘Women have just as much right as men to feel safe on the road’

A "glow ride" will soon light up Bristol as a way to "reclaim" the streets for female cyclists

Features / history

Empress Eugénie’s Bristol links

A tiara and brooch belonging to empress Eugénie were stolen in a robbery at the Louvre in Paris

Features / diwali

Kicking off Diwali 2025 at the Bristol Beacon

“It’s important for kids to see that these festivals also belong in major spaces"

Features / Transport

Council bosses on bollards, blockages and ‘big learnings’

Politicians promise to be "transparent" ahead of Bristol's next liveable neighbhourhood

Features / Transport

Disabled residents feel ‘trapped and excluded’ by liveable neighbourhood

"We’re fighting for our right to be included in the city we call home"

Features / southmead

The battle for Southmead’s youth services

Youth clubs can have a life-changing impact, but the fight to keep them open is mounting

Features / playgrounds

The politics of Bristol’s playgrounds

Funding for parks and playgrounds in Bristol, some say, are subject to a postcode lottery

Features / Architecture

‘Fascinating textures and abstract forms make car parks so interesting’

Car parks might not seem exciting but they're often striking examples of brutalist architecture

Features / floating harbour

Bristol’s dockside cranes are ‘a love affair with our city’s skyline’

Once among a vast supporting cast, the remaining cranes now take centre stage

Features / flytipping

‘Barton Hill residents certainly deserve better’

Residents in the area are frustrated with a recent surge in flytipping

Features / easton

The spirit of Easton’s street parties

Street closed, doors open: community and connection in Bristol's most sociable neighbourhood

Features / slavery

Exploring the links between workhouses and slavery

New academic research highlights links between Bristol's first workhouse and the slave economy

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