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News / Colston Hall

Full steam ahead for Colston Hall redevelopment

Government approval and builder now in place

News / bristol city council

Bristol’s ‘hard choices’ budget

The council is aiming to save £34.5m in 2018/19 to help plug an expected £108m deficit by 2023

News / Bristol Archives

11 historic photographs of Bristol’s theatres

A look at what the city's entertainment industry used to look like

News / Health

Bristol charities come together to tackle cuts

Six of Bristol's leading welfare charities have come together to create a fund to support others

News / bristol city council

Flare set off in council meeting

Distraught mother says daughter was failed by social services and mental health system

News / bristol city council

Plans to tighten control over student accommodation in Bristol

The council is hoping to mitigate against the negative impact of university expansion in the city

News / Tourism

Should a tourist tax be introduced in Bristol?

Industry leaders have slammed the proposal to impose a levy on overnight stays

News / cycling

Bristol to bid for share of £7m cycling infrastructure funding

Cycling minister visited Cattle Market Road to announce new funding

News / The Thriving Places Index

Bristol lags behind rest of South West on UK happiness index

The report scores places on factors, including local conditions, sustainability and equality

News / Earthquake

11 of the best responses to the Bristol earthquake

#WeWillRebuild

News / Earthquake

Earthquake felt across Bristol

The tremor was the biggest in the UK for 10 years

News / Brexit

Brussels calling for Bristol mayor

Marvin Rees, along with other city leaders, will meet EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier on Monday

News / The University of Bristol

Bristol University to become a hotbed of protest as lecturers prepare to strike

The direct action is part of a national dispute over pension changes

News / Stoke Gifford

Help transform a disused phone box into a community toy library

The idea is from members of a Rainbows unit in Stoke Gifford

News / Brislington Greenway

Campaigners fight for Brislington Greenway, not ‘another polluting road’

The council is proposing to build a link road along the former railway line

News / Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone

Final countdown for former sorting office

Not everybody is happy to see the building next to Temple Meads be demolished

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