City of Bristol | News, Comment & Features

News / redfield

Fire breaks out for second time in a month at former funeral parlour

The most recent fire broke out on Sunday night, exactly three weeks since the first fire

News / Race for Life

In photos: Race for Life returns to the Downs

The annual event raises money for life-saving cancer research

News / Eastville Park

Petition launched to make vision for lido in park a reality

A petition has been launched to fund the proposals and increase support for the plans

News / St George Park

Community pledges to restore east Bristol play park

Community organisers are raising funds to refurbish the much-loved playground

News / Hotwells

Former electrical power house becomes Bristol’s latest listed building

Historic England called Avon Crescent Substation “a rare example of the building type"

News / Advertising Feature

Supporting Greater Sustainability in Bristol’s Food, Drink and Hospitality SME Community

UWE Bristol's Skills for Clean Growth programme helps SMEs with sustainability

News / avon and somerset police

Teenage motorcyclist killed in Brislington collision

Part of the A4 Bath Road was closed for several hours while emergency services were at the scene

News / Strike

Bins collection chaos ahead as second union ballots workers over strikes

Unison has joined Unite in calling on Bristol Waste employees to walk out over pay

News / Kingsweston

Long-awaited repairs to historic bridge one step closer

Kingsweston Iron Bridge was shut in 2015 after a crash involving a lorry

News / Transport

New direct bus service between Bristol and Amsterdam

Tickets start at £27.99

News / television

South Bristol features on the small screen in new sitcom ‘Ruby Speaking’

All episodes of Ruby Speaking are now available to watch online

News / st george

24-hour Bristol corner shop’s noisy customers waking up neighbours ‘every night’

The off licence was caught by police for selling laughing gas and has been banned from selling booze

News / acorn

Crowd turns out to thwart eviction of disabled man

Ben Watson says the thought of losing his home has made him "almost suicidal"

News / protest

Protesters gather to advocate for special educational needs reform

Parents gathered to protest against inadequate provisions for special needs children

News / Housing

Row of terraced houses could be finished 230 years after it was started

The Napoleonic Wars are to blame for the abrupt end of Queen's Parade

News / Bristol Care Homes

Dried faeces and urine stains found at care home inspection near Bristol

The care home has been placed under special measures

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