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.

From St Pauls to Shirehampton: Circus company YardArts aim to turn leaving the city centre into an opportunity.

Bristol is to become one of the first places in the country to have a stretegy for vehicle dwellers, but some fear it could simply end up displacing people. 

After having two planning applications blocked, Hamilton House's owners aim to keep development plans alive by stopping it being given community centre status.

After 200 tenants were recently evicted, the future of Stokes Croft's cultural hub hangs in the balance as plans to redevelop are blocked yet again by the council.

ACORN campaigners have stopped former Bristol City Football Club director from evicting a mother and her three small children from their home.