City of Bristol | News, Comment & Features

News / Housing

Plans for 106 new homes in south Bristol neighbourhood

Approximately a third of the homes will be classed as ‘affordable’

News / Bristol Temple Meads

Progress on new ‘gateway to Bristol’

The new entrance to Temple Meads forms part of the Temple Quarter regeneration

News / Temple Quarter

Questions raised over public space in Bristol following phone ban ‘fiasco’

Councillors have raised concerns over public space in the new Temple Quarter regeneration

News / Palestine

Dozens of pro-Palestine protesters hold sit-in at Temple Meads Station

Pro-Palestine sit-ins have taken place across the UK in recent weeks

News / Sea Mills

Life-saving defibrillator stolen in ‘outrageous’ crime

The unit was stolen from a keycoded box in broad daylight

News / boats

Juno becomes latest boat in Bristol Ferry fleet

The wooden passenger ferry used to work on the River Tees near Middlesbrough

News / South Bristol

New south Bristol youth zone announces name

The multi-million pound facility is due to open in 2025

News / Yew Tree Farm

Ancient hedgerow destroyed at Bristol’s last working farm

“It makes me weep that such an important site can’t be protected,” said farmer Catherine Withers

News / Felix Road Adventure Playground

How an inner city adventure playground is challenging stereotypes

Creating equal play and skill-sharing opportunities is a focus for the playground

News / bristol city council

Hotels for homeless costing council £1m a year

Councillors plan to invest in supported housing for the homeless to cut increasing costs of hotels

News / Transport

New segregated cycle lanes and shared-use paths proposed for busy roads

Proposals hope to improve bus, walking, wheeling and cycling facilities along two key routes

News / South Bristol

School launches appeal following ‘terrible’ arson attack

The fire ripped through the primary school's forest school area

News / floating harbour

Stunning video of Floating Harbour captured by drone

Trevor George followed the drone at dusk while riding as a passenger on an e-cargo bike

News / Transport

Rees needs to stop underground ‘delusions’

Rees says a mass transit system "has to include elements of underground in the densest areas"

News / Henleaze

Posters of people kidnapped from Israel appear in Bristol

On October 7, more than 240 innocent civilians were abducted from Israel into the Gaza Strip

News / bedminster

‘Flying car’ wedged in bush

The fire service called the incident a “very impressive piece of parking”

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