Lorna Stephenson

We didn’t all vote Remain…

Much of Bristol may be holding onto the idea that we're a Remain city - one of the few to buck the EU referendum trend of shock 'leave' wins. A closer look at the vote breakdown tells a different story...

Hacking away at the problems

Positive news for a Friday: techies and people with experience as refugees create projects together in Bristol’s first Refugee Hack Day.

Council face barricades and fail to evict Avonmouth protesters

Occupiers of 44 Avonmouth Terrace are still in situ, as council eviction order expires.

Judge finds against Avonmouth housing rights occupation

Council granted right to evict housing activist protesters from council home auctioned last month.

Emergency budget cuts to SEN teaching

Special needs funding cut for summer term as council claws back massive overspend.

Bristol’s primary schools: You tell us.

Does your kid attend an academy? Are there rumours that your local school is about to convert? We want to create a picture of what’s...

Interactive map: Who runs Bristol’s secondary schools?

If you’re worried about all of the city’s schools becoming academies, don’t be….

Bristol’s appalling state of elderly care

Bristol's old age care sector is in chaos and needs a sustainable, long term strategy to deal with the city's growing number of elderly residents.

Library assistants vote for strike action

Bristol library assistants have voted in favour of strike action over changes to working patterns, if the council refuses to address their complaints.

Bringing Eddie home

A Bristol mother is separated from her hospitalised 16-year-old son by 600 miles. She’s campaigning for his return – and for better mental health services...

“Underhand and sneaky”: Plutus Energy plan new power station

Energy company make second attempt to build an inner city power station in the city’s most deprived ward.

Rooftop protest against squat eviction

“There is a housing crisis and they are trying to evict people from their homes. I am resisting peacefully. This is my home.”