Environment

• News / Extinction Rebellion

  Nappies and rationing: How Extinction Rebellion protesters plan to stay on top of City Hall

  The five protesters are wearing nappies and are using a homemade toilet system.

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• News / St Pauls

  Time running out to save M32 Maples

  Campaigners say plans to fell trees are incompatible with council’s environmental aims

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• News / Transport

  WECA announces £13m investment for cycling and walking

  Money will be invested across Bristol, South Gloucestershire, and Bath & North East Somerset

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• News / Extinction Rebellion

  Extinction Rebellion to hold week of ‘creative, non-disruptive actions’

  The group criticised a planned £13m investment in to cycling and walking as “a token gesture”

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• Features / Architecture

  Turning Bristol from grey to green

  Nigel Dunnett, a professor of planting design & landscape architecture, explains

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• Your say / Transport

  ‘We need to make walking and cycling the fastest, safest and most convenient option’

  Jon Usher responds to new transport research

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• News / Transport

  Transport emissions must be cut by almost 90 per cent to achieve carbon neutrality

  A new report reveals what the city must achieve to hit it's 2030 target

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• News / city to sea

  Contactless coffee pilot comes to Bristol

  The aim is to keep reusables on the menu and ensure people's safety

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