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City

Mayor calls rally but questions on strategy remain

Mayor leads a coalition of core cities to wrest power from Westminster and challenge austerity

Alon Aviram

City

The News in Brief: Cuts, and consultations about cuts

The News in Brief section of this edition's paper was dedicated almost entirely to the upcoming cuts to council services, which are out to consultation. The latest round looks to shave a few million pounds from support services to people with physical or mental health issues, the public toilets a...

Sid Ryan

City

School cuts: difficult questions at Education Question Time

What did we learn about party positions on education from the Bradley Stoke and Filton parliamentary candidates’ ‘Education Question Time’?

Lorna Stephenson

Reports

Teacher redundancies hit Bristol

Widespread staff losses and restructuring amid ‘devastating’ and ‘unprecedented’ cuts in Bristol schools.

Lorna Stephenson

Reports

Shock levels of assaults on teachers revealed

Teachers report shock levels of violence at work, as the school cuts crisis continues to see teaching and support staff levels slashed across the city.

Lorna Stephenson

City

Schools cuts: the silent voices of teachers

Stress, redundancies, lack of respect for the profession, the impact on children... teachers speak out about the impacts of most severe school cuts they've ever experienced.

Lorna Stephenson

Voices

School cuts: From within the classroom

A sixth former argues that the current school cuts will fail future school students – and society will pay the price.

George Angus

Reports

55% cut to crisis fund “catastrophic” for domestic violence survivors

Women’s groups have raised concerns that a 55% budget cut to the council’s crisis fund will have a disproportionate impact on those fleeing domestic abuse.

Koel Mukherjee

City

Video Exclusive: Marvin Rees Interview

Mayor of Bristol on his attitude towards central government over budget cuts, his vision for local authorities' future, and approaches to progressive politics.

Alec Saelens

City

School funding crisis: Olympus Academy Trust speaks out

Bristol and South Gloucestershire-based Olympus Academy Trust go public on severe funding cuts.

Lorna Stephenson

Features

Bristol headteachers confront DfE over school cuts “disgrace”

Bristol heads speak out over “national disgrace” school funding cuts that will see SEN pupils with reduced support and classrooms stripped of teaching staff.

Lorna Stephenson

City