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News / Clean Air Zone

Air pollution reduced across Bristol since launch of Clean Air Zone

The scheme raised more than £26m in its first year of operation

News / Politics

Reform UK announce candidate for Kingswood by-election

Brexiteer and former football chairman Rupert Lowe says it follows "overwhelming local demand"

News / Barton House

Cost of Barton House evacuation revealed

Building work and accommodation costs have more than doubled since January

News / Bricks

Future of community arts hub secured for five more years

The move brings St Anne's House one step closer to securing a longer-term lease

News / Stoke Lodge Playing Fields

Latest legal saga over Stoke Lodge playing fields

Bristol City Council stands accused of trying to “sue itself”

News / arnolfini

Arnolfini apologises after cancelling Palestinian film events

The gallery said it felt “deep regret for the distress caused to those we consider allies"

News / Empire Fighting Chance

Ambitious expansion plans to secure future of boxing charity in inner city

Empire bosses want to elevate their impact on young people’s lives

News / Old City

New barriers make Old City ‘fully pedestrianised’

Barriers are now in place that will close roads to motor vehicles for specific parts of each day

News / Barton Hill Activity Club

Crowdfunding campaign launched to keep popular football club running

The club makes a difference to young lives in Barton Hill

News / St Werburghs

Firefighter seriously injured while tackling blazes started deliberately

The firefighter is recovering in hospital

News / Politics

Rees-Mogg in Kingswood to help Tory by-election campaign

Sam Bromiley will be defending the seat for the Tories on February 15

News / Bristol Museum

Huge fossil skull found by Mary Anning goes on display for first time in 30 years

The ichthyosaur skull was found by Mary Anning in her hometown of Lyme Regis when she was just 14

News / downs

Colourful kites flown in solidarity with Gaza

"A beautiful and symbolic act of unity and solidarity"

News / Development

Former Debenhams building ‘could be creatively adapted for reuse’

"We should not be bulldozing perfectly good buildings like this," say the 20th Century Society

News / Prince Street

Former church could host live sporting events

The Seamen's Church & Institute on Prince Street is now owned by Bloomsbury Leisure Holdings

News / Crime

Arson investigation after seven fires overnight in St Werburgh’s

Four roads across the area have been targetted

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