City of Bristol | News, Comment & Features

News / Royal family

‘You can shove the coronation up your arse’

Protesters chanted outside Bristol Cathedral while the coronation was livestreamed

News / underfall yard

Sadness across city following fire at Underfall Yard

It appears that the main boatbuilding shed has been destroyed, as well as several small boats

News / underfall yard

Serious fire breaks out at Underfall Yard

Wooden sheds at Underfall Yard were ablaze early on Saturday morning

News / Politics

Former Lib Dem mayoral candidate joins Green Party

Mary Page has pledged to help the Greens win a majority at City Hall in 2024

News / east bristol

Road closure plans for ‘liveable neighbourhood’ trial revealed

Measures such as pocket parks, modal filters and bus gates are to be installed

News / Transport

Claims Labour taking Bristol ‘back to 1960s with car-centric approach’ to transport

A row has sprung about a “dangerous” diversion to a key cycling route

News / Transport

Bristol’s first new railway station in almost 100 years opening soon

Portway Park & Ride will form part of the Severn Beach line

News / east bristol

Public art project could transform east Bristol high street

It is hoped the artworks will increase footfall and bring pride to the local community

News / Old Market

Historic building in Old Market set to undergo major redevelopment

A major heritage project is being launched alongside the development

News / partner post

Feast your eyes on this

Enjoy the best of Bristol’s independent food and street art with Deliveroo and Upfest mural launch

News / Politics

‘Council leader’ to replace mayor after local elections next year

A lord mayor will also act as the ceremonial figurehead of Bristol

News / Member news

Craft Beer Festival discounts, Love Saves the Day tickets and more – May member perks

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News / Transport

Mayor’s office want road reopened to cars to provide ‘most direct route’ for drivers

Reopening the road to cars would go against current local and national policy

News / redland

New nose job needed for Bristol’s famous ‘house that smells’

The third iteration of the sustainable schnozzle will be made from bamboo

News / Animals

Spate of animal poisonings puts community on high alert

Cats, dogs, foxes, mice, voles and a badger have all been poisoned

News / autism

Health centre u-turns on ‘dangerous’ autism criteria after parent launches legal challenge

“While this is progress, we know that many families are still facing long delays for an assessment"

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