City of Bristol | News, Comment & Features

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

News / SEND

Independent investigation could finally examine ‘spying’ allegations

Staff at City Hall collected and shared a dossier of posts from parents critical of the organisation

News / Clifton Village

Princess Victoria Street is now (almost) permanently pedestrianised

The £655,000 project could be a model of how other schemes across Bristol could work

News / Advertising Feature

Bristol City Eye Attacking Reinforcements Ahead of Tough Championship Season

City are focused on building on the momentum of last year's play-off finish

News / Christmas Steps

300 metres of bunting made out of upcycled materials

The Christmas Steps Arts Quarter community have come together to celebrate Bristol Pride

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