Charities say the bill, if passed, would lead to the forced assimilation of Gypsies and Travellers.

Faced with a unique housing crisis and deep-seated prejudice, where are Bristol’s Gypsy and Traveller population supposed to go?

A story of two women on the sharp end of organisational failures, who refused to be victims.

A fightback is brewing against a piece of legislation that epitomises the difficulties of having a secure home.

Campaign against the Chocolate Factory development in Greenbank kicks back into action as developers begin work – minus any affordable housing.

Following a year of fraught negotiations, evictions and uncertainty, the building’s owners are also submitting a full planning application for flats.

The Cable led calls from across the city to #bootoutbailiffs - and we’re being heard.

The council has launched a plan to build a number of high-rise residential towers across the city in a bid to make better use of the city’s limited space, attracting resistance from campaigners and the Green Party, who say the towers are too high and unnecessary. Two players in the debate give their take.

There is a strong moral and financial case to drop the medieval practice of enforcing debts with hired heavies.

BCC announces consultations for its new van and rough sleeping encampments the day after completing Greenbank evictions.

In the past four years Bristol City Council have only successfully prosecuted one landlord for illegal eviction.

The draft plans, which outline greater enforcement powers, receives mixed reactions.