City of Bristol | News, Comment & Features

News / Turbo Island

Development plans could prevent Turbo Island becoming a ‘village green’

Secret development plans could scupper the People's Republic of Stokes Croft's campaign

News / Transport

Cars could finally be banned from Prince Street Bridge

WECA have set aside £600,000 to change the arrangements on Prince Street Bridge

News / Centre

Black tarmac to remain on Centre throughout summer

Artwork is due to be installed on the area once occupied by the faulty fountains

News / Politics

Politicians walk out of meeting as pleas made for council to reverse support for trans people

Bristol City Council leader Tony Dyer criticised the recent Supreme Court judgement on trans rights

News / protest

78-year-old activist challenges government protest law

Gaie Delap is currently serving a 20-month prison sentence for a Just Stop Oil protest

News / Pubs

Pub launches fundraiser after council drilling destroys toilets

The 'devastating' incident has dropped the pub's weekly sales by 30-50 per cent

News / planning

Rees recalls paying ‘political price’ for delivering homes

Marvin Rees appeared on a lawyer-led podcast to discuss his experience

News / protest

Crips Against Cuts hold ’emergency protest’

"We will not stand for future disabled people being sacrificed"

News / Broad Quay

Prominent office building to be ‘transformed’

Broad Quay House opened on the corner of Narrow Quay and Prince Street in 1982

News / Holiday Hunger

Lack of affordable childcare forcing families into debt and out of work

Councillors unanimously voted in support of Labour's motion aimed at improving holiday childcare

News / knowle

More than 300 fewer homes in new Redcatch Quarter proposals

Redcatch Quarter is due to be built on the site of the current Broadwalk Shopping Centre

News / Transport

Government gives green light for Portishead railway line

The reopened line is due to welcome its first passengers in 2028

News / We The Curious

We The Curious 25 : science centre puts call out for memories

Contribute to their newest interactive exhibition

News / st Pauls carnival

Thousands still party in streets despite ‘scaled-down’ Carnival

The theme for the official events on Saturday was 'Roots of Resistance'

News / St Pauls

‘Neglected’ church appeals for funds to fix tower

A fundraiser has been launched to save the tower of St Agnes Church

News / protest

83-year-old Bristol priest arrested for being a pacifist

Reverend Sue Parfitt was taking part in a Defend Our Juries protest in support of Palestine Action

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