City of Bristol | News, Comment & Features

News

News / banksy

Bristol student swipes Banksy’s professorship at graduation

The "sneaky snatch" was carried out by Ben Wray

News / bristol city council

Gender pay gaps in Bristol City Council revealed

Details of the latest pay gap data have been published

News / Rife Magazine

Pioneering Bristol magazine to cease publication

Rife will be no more after eight years of supporting young talent

News / bristol city council

Bristol City Council Chief Executive to leave post

“I leave a better person for my experience here”

News / heatwave

Popular pizza outlet closes doors amid heatwave

The decision has been taken in order to ensure the welfare of kitchen staff

News / heatwave

Bristol braces itself for record-breaking heatwave

Businesses and residents are taking measures to mitigate impact as city remains on amber alert

News / Galleries

28-storey residential tower could be built overlooking Castle Park

Proposals for the Galleries are for "a true mixed-use scheme"

News / Castle Park

Archaeologists to excavate ruined city centre church

St Peter's is probably Bristol's oldest church, dating back to Anglo-Saxon times

News / Bristol Underground

Funding for Bristol’s mass transit system at risk

"There is significant risk that agreement will not be reached in a timely fashion"

News / Cost of Living Crisis

The invisible gap: How the cost of living crisis is affecting people in Bristol

"People are suffering such extreme poverty that they are sitting for days without electricity"

News / Housing

‘An important first step in creating a new heart for our neighbourhood’

Groupwork, McGregor Coxall and Hydrock are the winners of the Redcliffe Way Design Competition

News / totterdown

South Bristol church closing its doors after 150 years

A dwindling congregation is the reason

News / bridge

When Redcliffe Bascule Bridge will close for 10 weeks

It will cause disruption to residents, commuters and businesses, says a councillor

News / journalism

NUJ offer to mediate between mayor’s office and journalists as boycott continues

"The mayor's increasingly desperate measures will only serve to harm democracy"

News / Western Harbour

Confusion over ‘insufficient’ Western Harbour vision

Plans include five pages of poetry but little detail on what the scheme would look like

News / bristol city council

Bristol City Council contractors write off three cars

Residents are yet to be reimbursed for more than £15,000 damage

News

Select Your Membership

Are you sure you want to downgrade?