Bristol buses blamed for jobless youth but locals say ‘feeble excuse’
Nearly 700 teenagers aged 16 and 17 in Bristol are not in education, employment or trainingA general image…
‘No ball games’ signs should be removed as upgrade for Bristol play parks on the cards
Labour councillors are calling for improvements to children’s play facilitiesSigns often discourage children from playing ball games(Image: Andrew…
Pedestrian subway to close permanently from today
The closure comes ahead of a project to radically transform a major river crossing 12:43, 01 Sep 2025Updated…
Major £6.9m Bristol roadworks project delayed again
It’s been going on for over two yearsThe works have been going on for over two years, causing…
‘Long and emotional journey’ as Bristol museum collection given back to Australia
The ‘treasures’, including spears and spear throwers, have been in the museum’s collection for decades Annette Belcher Digital…
Bristol Tories call for ‘asylum hotels’ ban but Greens and Labour disagree
The Green-led council has already ruled out an injunctionAn anti-immigration protest in Bristol city centre in August 9…
Safety fears over plans to turn former Fishponds care home into bedsits
The developer bypassed Bristol City Council and applied to governmentChasefield House in Fishponds Road, Bristol (Image: Google Maps)…
Bad buses and blasé businesses blamed for Bristol teenagers not studying or working
But there are many complex reasons why young people might not be in education, employment or trainingA Robins…
Bristol’s first 24/7 bus service starts today as First Bus brings in changes
The new schedule is part of a raft of changes to be introduced on routes across the cityBristol…
Half of asylum seekers in Bristol are children as extra help for hotel residents pledged
Amid rising anti-immigration rhetoric, councillors prasied the diversity of the city 17:01, 29 Aug 2025Updated 17:05, 29 Aug…