This week in Bristol: Politicians push for public control of buses
In the news this week, the latest raft of cuts to Bristol bus services has pushed local politicians to call for a radical change to the operation of transport in the region.
This week in Bristol: Mayor’s first State of the City Address since Bristol voted to scrap his role
Marvin Rees says the city still faces huge challenges, from the climate to inflation, but that significant action has been delivered over the past 12 months.
This week in Bristol: How is Bristol doing on reducing carbon emissions and inequality?
In the news this week, carbon emissions and unemployment in Bristol have fallen significantly in the last 10 years, but other measures of social inequality...
This week in Bristol: Council absolves itself over ‘spying’ on SEND parents
Due to council meetings being postponed during the period of mourning for the Queen's death, a vote on launching an independent inquiry has been delayed.
‘Miss Conduct’ yacht owners face misconduct claims
A protest on Monday took place outside the multi-million-pound vessel docked near Wapping Wharf, with demonstrators hoping to hold the landlord living aboard to account.