Tom Renhard

• News / rubbish collection

  Bristol now unlikely to move to four-weekly black bin collections

  It will be up to a cross-party group to decide on what changes if any will take place

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• News / Politics

  Annual budget approved: tourist tax, transport and twisters

  After a long and contentious meeting, Bristol City Council has agreed its annual budget

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• News / Politics

  Public toilets likely to remain closed despite Labour budget amendment

  Labour want to reduce extra councillors' pay in order to reopen public toilets

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• News / Politics

  Labour ask for Bristol’s public toilets to be reopened

  New toilets will be able to be paid for by reducing the number of paid extra roles for councillors

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• News / Politics

  10,000 signatures for petition opposing monthly bin collection

  The petition was launched by Tom Renhard, leader of the Labour group at Bristol City Council

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• News / Politics

  Bristol bin debate goes national

  A councillor has called on a government minister to retract 'factually incorrect' comments

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• News / Politics

  Labour calls for public meeting about black bin collection changes

  The Greens have, however, accused Labour of "misleading comments"

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• News / Cladding

  Fire hazard cladding on tower blocks could be removed sooner than expected

  Initially estimated to take a decade, removal could take half of that

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