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Bristol firm profiting from housing homeless – by kicking other tenants out

Bristol emergency housing provider evicting settled tenants and converting homes into high-rent emergency accommodation More on this story: Meet the evicted tenants & Landlords doorstepped by...

Alon Aviram and Alex Turner

Connolly and Callaghan full response: May 27th 2016

27th May 2016 Connolly & Callaghan(C&C) are an established Bristol business specialising in emergency tenant accommodation. Carpenters Place,Knowle West was made available for sale by...

The Bristol Cable

Behind the bike: Bristol’s bicycle couriers talk their trade

Cycle couriering has been changing in Bristol of late - what's life like for the people who pedal?

Judge finds against Avonmouth housing rights occupation

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

Lorna Stephenson

More tenant protection, more landlord loopholes

The Cable asks if licensing landlords actually protects tenants in Easton, Eastville and St George. Photo: Drew Rose In Bristol 25% of residents privately rent...

Photo: Gloomy Corp

Zero affordable housing in major new Bristol development

Application includes no houses for affordable or social rent.

Adam Cantwell-Corn

Bristol Port sell off

Exclusive: Fracking risks hidden by Mayor from Councillors and public

Potential for fracking at Avonmouth concealed to complete Port sale

Adam Cantwell-Corn, Alec Saelens and Alon Aviram

Library workers get militant

It wasn’t just the doctors striking this week. Libraries closed across the city yesterday as library assistants went on strike.

Yasmin Aston-Patel

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...

Lorna Stephenson

Carry on doctors

One big strike, sit-down protests, public marches and pickets – the junior doctors aren’t going down without a fight.

At last, there’s hope for Bristol buses

After decades of damaging public transport deregulation, there's a chink of light on the horizon for cities like Bristol.

Bristol MP votes to deny lone refugee children entry to UK.

Bristol North West MP votes with the Government to turn down entry for unaccompanied child asylum seekers.

Adam Cantwell-Corn

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